by Brian Neal
Donnellson, IA (Friday, July 24, 2020) – The racing action on Friday, July 24th at the Pepsi Lee County Speedway in Donnellson, Iowa was just as hot as the temperatures outside. As a smooth and dry slick racing surface helped to produce some great two and three wide racing, which was brought to you by Darkside Tint & Graphix and Coal Haus 337. At the end of the night two driver’s claimed their first wins of the season at the track, while four others remained red hot.

Up first on the night was the 20 lap IMRA Midget feature, with Brian Stanfill and Bart Andrews drawing the front row. Stanfill used his draw to his advantage to jump out into the lead on lap 1 over Andrews and Brent Burrows. While Stanfill paced the field out front, Andy Baugh, who had troubles in his heat race and had to start 14th in the feature, was working his way towards the front. On lap 8 Baugh was able to over take Burrows for the runner up spot, and then went to work on chasing down Stanfill for the top spot. Baugh got the help he was looking for when Will Armitage spun in turn 2 on lap 11 to bring out the yellow, and bunched the field up for the restart. On the restart Stanfill moved back out front, with Baugh and Burrows close behind. Just after the lap was scored complete the red would come on, as Kevin Battefeld, who was running 4th, got upside down in turn 4. He would climb from his car okay. Stanfill once again grabbed the lead on the restart, with Baugh and Burrows following. Baugh tried to keep pace with Stanfill over the final laps, but Stanfill was too strong on this night. As he held on to claim his first win of the season at the track. Baugh was 2nd, Burrows was 3rd, Kevin Douglas came from 8th to 4th, with Jacob Sollenberger finishing 5th after starting in 10th.

Josh Barnes and Kaycee McGregor led the field to green in the 15 lap Discount Tire and Service IMCA Sport Compact feature, with Barnes grabbing the lead on lap 1 over McGregor and Jared Heule. While Barnes set the pace out front Jason Ash, who started 7th, and Brandon Reu, who started 11th, were working their way towards the front. The action up front was slowed on lap 6, when Braeden Barlow spun in turn 2 to bring out the caution. On the restart Barnes jumped back out front, with Heule, Ash and Reu battling for the runner up spot. The second caution of the race appeared on lap 10, when Robert Sturms lost a right rear tire coming off turn 4 to bring out the yellow. Barnes once again grabbed the lead on the restart, with Ash over taking Heule for second. Heule’s run up front came to an end on lap 13, as he slowed to a stop in turn 4 to bring out the yellow. On the restart Quinton Shelton got into McGregor and she would spin down the frontstretch to bring the yellow light back on. Barnes, who was running the middle of the track, and Ash, who was running the top, raced around the 3/8th mile track side-by-side over the final two laps, with Ash edging out Barnes at the line by inches to pick up his third win of the season at the Pepsi Lee County Speedway. Chuck Fullenkamp came from 10th to finish 3rd, Kimberly Abbott started 9th and finished 4th, with Reu rounding out the top 5.

The 20 lap Shottenkirk Parts Express IMCA Late Model feature was up next, with Dustin Griffin and Matt Strassheim making up the front row for the event. Griffin would take advantage of his starting spot to grab the lead on lap 1 over Nick Marolf and Mark Burgtorf. Marolf tried to keep pace with Griffin over the entire race. But without a caution there was no catching Griffin, as he pulled away to claim his first win of the season at the track. It was also Griffin’s first win in three years, as he has sat out of racing. The win was worth $850 thanks to the Sunoco Racing Fuel bonus. Marolf settled for 2nd, Burgtorf was 3rd, Tommy Elston was 4th, with Denny Woodworth coming from 9th to finish 5th.

Nicholas Profeta and Bobby Six led the field to green in the 18 lap Roberts Tire Center IMCA SportMod feature. Just as the green flag was waved the caution light would come on, as Brian Bergheger spun in turn 2 to bring out the yellow. On the original restart Profeta edged out Six at the line to lead lap 1. After the lap was scored complete, Bergheger spun in turn 3 to bring out his second caution to end his night. Tanner Klingele, who was working the top of the track, swept around Profeta and Six on the restart to grab the lead. On lap 5 Klingele moved down the track a groove, which allowed Austen Becerra, who started 8th, to use the high line to grab the top spot. Then just after the lap was scored complete Logan Cumby spun in turn 2 to bring out the caution. Disaster would strike Six on the restart, as Powell got into him and spun him in turn 2. which collected Barry Taft, Jim Walker and Kyle Hamelton to bring the yellow light back on. Becerra jumped back out front on the next restart, with Brandon Dale, who started 12th, over taking Klingele for second. The fifth and final caution of the race appeared after lap 6 was scored complete, as Profeta spun in turn 2 to bring out the yellow. Once again Becerra grabbed the lead on the restart, with Dale and Klingele following. Despite lapped traffic late in the race, there was no challenging Becerra who went on to win his second in a row and fifth of the season at the Pepsi Lee County Speedway. Dale was 2nd, Klingele was 3rd, Adam Birck came from 10th to finish 4th, with Powell coming back to 5th.

Up next was the 18 lap Donnellson Tire & Service IMCA Stock Car feature, with Beau Taylor and Jerry Jansen making up the front row. But it was third place starter Jermey Pundt who jumped out into the lead on lap 1 over Taylor and Jason Cook. While Pundt, who was working the bottom of the track, set the pace out front, Taylor, Cook and John Oliver Jr. raced two and three wide for the runner up spot. Oliver Jr. was able to take control of the runner up spot on lap 8, and then went to work on Pundt for the lead. Pundt and Oliver Jr. crossed the finish line side-by-side on lap 12, with Pundt still scored the leader. But coming off turn 2 Oliver Jr. was able to clear Pundt to take command of the race on lap 13. From there Oliver Jr. would pull away to pick up his second win in a row and third overall at the track. Pundt was 2nd, Cook was 3rd, Taylor was 4th, with Jansen coming home in 5th.

The final feature to take to the track was the 20 lap Sonny’s Super Market IMCA Modifieds, with Todd Bates and Daniel Fellows leading the field to green. Fellows used his front row starting spot to his advantage, as he led lap 1 over Michael Long and Dennis LeVeine. The lead for Fellows lasted for one lap, as Long raced past him for the top spot on lap 2. The action was slowed on lap 4, when Levi Smith spun in turn 2 to bring out the caution. On the restart Mark Burgtorf and Bill Roberts Jr. got together in turn 4 to bring the yellow light back on. The following restart saw Long jump back out front, with LaVeine and Jeff Waterman following. Without a caution over the final 15 laps to bunch the field up, there was no catching Long on this night. As he pulled away to claim his fifth win of the season at the Pepsi Lee County Speedway. LaVeine was 2nd, Roberts Jr. recovered from the lap 4 caution to come back up to finish 3rd, Burgtorf also recovered from the lap 4 caution to come back up to finish 4th, with Waterman rounding out the top 5.

The Pepsi Lee County Speedway will be off Friday, instead they will be in action next Saturday, August 1st. It will be the fourth qualifying night for the Shottenkirk Parts Express “Drive For 5”, presented by Ideal Ready Mix, Floyd’s Waste Systems, J.J. Nichting Company Case IH, Woodworth Attorney at Law, Triple Seven Trucking, Triple R Performance Engines, KQ92, and Big Country 103.1, for the IMCA Late Models. Also on the card will be Sonny’s Super Market IMCA Modifieds, Donnellson Tire & Service IMCA Stock Cars, Roberts Tire Center SportMods, Discount Tire & Service IMCA Sport Compacts, and IMRA Midgets. All classes will be draw / redraw, with IMCA National, State, Regional, and Rookie points being awarded. No track points will be awarded on this night.

Gates open at 4:30 PM, Hot Laps at 6 PM, and Racing to follow. Grandstand admission will be Adults $10, Seniors (60+) $9, Students (11-17) and Veterans $5, and Kids 10 & under FREE! Pit passes will be $30, ages (7-13) $20, ages (4-6) $10, and ages (3 & under) $5.

For more information about the Pepsi Lee County Speedway you can visit their website at www.leecountyspeedway.com, like them on Facebook, or call Brian Gaylord at 319-371-6744.

OFFICIAL RESULTS
Pepsi Lee County Speedway, Donnellson, Iowa
Friday, July 24, 2020 – Darkside Tint & Graphix and Coal Haus 337 Night

Shottenkirk Parts Express IMCA Late Models

A-Feature: 1.  Dustin Griffin, Quincy, IL; 2.  Nick Marolf, Moscow, IA; 3.  Mark Burgtorf, Quincy, IL; 4.  Tommy Elston, Keokuk, IA; 5.  Denny Woodworth, Mendon, IL; 6.  Ron Boyse, Kalona, IA; 7.  CJ Horn, Cedar Rapids, IA; 8.  Darin Weisinger Jr., Mendon, IL; 9.  Ray Raker, Burlington, IA; 10. Frank Mason, Cedar Rapids, IA; 11. Matt Strassheim, Yarmouth, IA

Heat 1: 1.  Matt Strassheim; 2.  Darin Weisinger Jr.; 3.  Tommy Elston; 4.  Dustin Griffin; 5.  Ron Boyse; 6.  Frank Mason

Heat 2: 1.  Dennis Woodworth; 2.  Mark Burgtorf; 3.  Nick Marolf; 4.  CJ Horn; 5.  Ray Raker


Sonny’s Super Market IMCA Modifieds

A-Feature: 1.  Michael Long, Fowler, IL; 2.  Dennis LaVeine, West Burlington, IA; 3.  Bill Roberts Jr., Burlington, IA; 4.  Mark Burgtorf, Quincy, IL; 5.  Jeff Waterman, LaGrange, MO; 6.  Todd Bates, Canton, IL; 7.  Levi Smith, Donnellson, IA; 8.  Chad Giberson, Richland, IA; 9.  Daniel Fellows, Keokuk, IA

Heat: 1.  Todd Bates; 2.  Daniel Fellows; 3.  Mark Burgtorf; 4.  Michael Long; 5.  Jeff Waterman; 6.  Dennis LaVeine; 7.  Bill Roberts Jr.; 8.  Chad Giberson; 9.  Levi Smith


Donnellson Tire & Service IMCA Stock Cars

A-Feature: 1.  John Oliver Jr., Danville, IA; 2.  Jeremy Pundt, Donnellson, IA; 3.  Jason Cook, Mt. Pleasant, IA; 4.  Beau Taylor, Canton, MO; 5.  Jerry Jansen, Plainville, IL; 6.  Chad Krogmeier, Burlington, IA; 7.  Neal Kohlmorgan, Hamilton, IL; 8.  Kyle Boyd, Ottumwa, IA

Heat: 1.  Jeremy Pundt; 2.  Beau Taylor; 3.  John Oliver Jr.; 4.  Jason Cook; 5.  Jerry Jansen; 6.  Chad Krogmeier; 7.  Kyle Boyd; 8.  Neal Kohlmorgan


Roberts Tire Center IMCA SportMods

A-Feature: 1.  Austen Becerra, Bowen, IL; 2.  Brandon Dale, Arbela, MO; 3.  Tanner Klingele, Quincy, IL; 4.  Adam Birck, Canton, MO; 5.  Jim Powell, Hannibal, MO; 6.  AJ Tournear, Quincy, IL; 7.  Nicholas Profeta, Keokuk, IA; 8.  Derek Goble, Burlington, IA; 9.  Barry Taft, Argyle, IA; 10. Tom Ruble, Ft. Madison, IA; 11. Jace Morrow, Memphis, MO; 12. Bobby Six, Warsaw, IA; 13. Jim Walker, Mystic, IA; 14. Logan Cumby, Quincy, IL; 15. Kyle Hamelton, Keokuk, IA; 16. Brian Bergheger, Keokuk, IA; 17. Joe Roller, Morning Sun, IA (DNS); 18. Bob Cowman, Quincy, IL (DNS)

Heat 1: 1.  Austen Becerra; 2.  Bobby Six; 3.  Tanner Klingele; 4.  Nicholas Profeta; 5.  AJ Tournear; 6.  Logan Cumby; 7.  Jim Walker; 8.  Brian Bergheger; 9.  Bob Cowman (DNS)

Heat 2: 1.  Adam Birck; 2.  Barry Taft; 3.  Derek Goble; 4.  Jim Powell; 5.  Tom Ruble; 6.  Brandon Dale; 7.  Kyle Hamelton; 8.  Joe Roller; 9.  Jace Morrow


IMRA Midgets

A-Feature: 1.  Brian Stanfill, Bakersfield, CA; 2.  Andy Baugh, Mason City, IL; 3.  Brent Burrows, Lewistown, IL; 4.  Kevin Douglas, Madison, WI; 5.  Jacob Sollenberger, Canton, IL; 6.  Bart Andrews, Ft. Madison, IA; 7.  Chris Arian, Joilet, IL; 8.  John Heitzman, San Jose, IL; 9.  Russell Johnston, Monmouth, IL; 10. Cody Meyer, Canton, IL; 11. Kevin Battefeld, Havana, IL; 12. Will Armitage, Athens, IL; 13. Harrison Klevin, Marshall, WI; 14. Scott Koerner, Joilet, IL

Heat 1: 1.  Brian Stanfill; 2.  Kevin Battefeld; 3.  Chris Arian; 4.  Russell Johnston; 5.  John Heitzman; 6.  Scott Koerner; 7.  Andy Baugh (DNS)

Heat 2: 1.  Bart Andrews; 2.  Will Armitage; 3.  Brent Burrows; 4.  Kevin Douglas; 5.  Jacob Sollenberger; 6.  Harrison Klevin; 7.  Cody Meyer


Discount Tire & Service IMCA Sport Compacts

A-Feature: 1.  Jason Ash, Burlington, IA; 2.  Josh Barnes, Keokuk, IA; 3.  Chuck Fullenkamp, West Point, IA; 4.  Kimberly Abbott, Camp Point, IL; 5.  Brandon Reu, Donnellson, IA; 6.  Adam Christy, West Point, IA; 7.  Quinton Shelton, Quincy, IL; 8.  David Prim, Hamelton, IL; 9.  Ashton Blain, Burlington, IA; 10. Zyan Triplett, Edina, MO; 11. Mike Hornung Jr., Keokuk, IA; 12. Braeden Barlow, Keokuk, IA; 13. Wayne Noble, Wapello, IA; 14. Kaycee McGregor, Ft. Madison, IA; 15. Jared Heule, Keokuk, IA; 16. Aurora Dietrich, Ewing, MO; 17. Alyssa Dietrich, Ewing, MO; 18. Robert Sturms, Burlington, IA; 19. Brenna Schantz, Luray, MO; 20. Jeffrey DeLonjay, Quincy, IL (DNS; 21. Jaden DeLonjay, Quincy, IL (DNS); 22. Dylan Schantz, Luray, MO; 23. Luke Fraise, Houghton, IA (DNS)

Heat 1: 1.  Jason Ash; 2.  Brandon Reu; 3.  Jared Heule; 4.  Aurora Dietrich; 5.  Brenna Schantz; 6.  Jaden DeLonjay; 7.  Dylan Schantz; 8.  Adam Christy

Heat 2: 1.  Josh Barnes; 2.  Kimberly Abbott; 3.  Quinton Shelton; 4.  Ashton Blain; 5.  Wayne Noble; 6.  Zyan Triplett; 7.  Mike Hornung Jr.; 8.  Braeden Barlow

Heat 3: 1.  Chuck Fullenkamp; 2.  Kaycee McGregor; 3.  David Prim; 4.  Jeffrey DeLonjay; 5.  Robert Sturms; 6.  Alyssa Dietrich; 7.  Luke Fraise

by Brian Neal
Donnellson, IA (Friday, July 17, 2020) – After two scheduled weeks off the Pepsi Lee County Speedway in Donnellson, Iowa got back to action on Friday, July 17th, with Roberts Tire Center and The Scott Miracle-Gro Company helping to bring the night’s action. It also happened to be the third qualifying night for the Shottenkirk Parts Express “Drive For 5”, presented by Ideal Ready Mix, Floyd’s Waste Systems, J.J. Nichting Company Case IH, Woodworth Attorney at Law, Triple Seven Trucking, Triple R Performance Engines, KQ92, and Big Country 103.1, for the IMCA Late Models.

The 20 lap Sonny’s Super Market IMCA Modified feature was up first, with Daniel Fellows and Levi Smith leading the field to the green flag. Smith took advantage of his starting spot to grab the lead on lap 1 over Mark Burgtorf, who started 6th, and Fellows. The lead for Smith only lasted for 1 lap, as Burgtorf was able to get by him to take over the top spot on lap 2. One lap later, lap 3, Fellows would clear Smith to move into the runner up spot. Fellows then tried to keep pace with Burgtorf over the last part of the race. But the only thing to slow Burgtorf down on this night was lap traffic, as Burgtorf encountered it on lap 13. This allowed Fellows to close in, but he would run out of laps to challenge Burgtorf for the lead. As Burgtorf held on to claim his first win of the season at the track in Bill Baker’s #03B machine. Fellows settled for 2nd, Dennis LaVeine started 7th and finished 3rd, Jeff Waterman was 4th, with Bill Roberts Jr. coming from 11th to round out the top 5.

Up next was the 18 lap Roberts Tire Center IMCA SportMod feature, with Derek Goble and Jadin Fuller making up the front row. Fuller used his front row starting spot to jump out into the lead on lap 1 over Goble and Logan Cumby. On lap 5 Cumby was able to get by Fuller to take over the top spot. Then just after the lap was scored complete the caution appeared for Tanner Klingele, who slowed in turn 4. On the restart Jim Powell slipped past Cumby for the lead, with Brandon Dale following him into the runner up spot. One lap later, lap 7, Cumby worked past Dale to move back into second and then went to work on Powell for the top spot. Disaster would strike the top two cars on lap 10, as Cumby got into Powell and spun him in turn 3 to bring out the yellow. With both driver’s going to the rear for the restart, Dale would inherit the lead, with Austen Becerra, who started 8th, and Adam Birck, who started 23rd, challenging him. Dale’s run up front came to an end on lap 13, as he slowed in turn 2 to bring out the yellow. On the restart Becerra grabbed the lead, with Birck and Sean Wyett, who started 15th, following. Birck and Wyett would challenge Becerra over the final laps, but Becerra was able to hold them off to pick up his fourth win of the season at the Pepsi Lee County Speedway. Birck was 2nd, Wyett was 3rd, AJ Tournear came from 16th to finish 4th, with Barry Taft coming home in 5th, after starting in 13th.

Jerry Jansen and Abe Huls led the field to green in the 18 lap Donnellson Tire & Service IMCA Stock Car feature, with Huls grabbing the lead on lap 1 over John Oliver Jr. and Chad Krogmeier. The lead for Huls lasted for 1 lap, as Oliver Jr. slipped past him for the top spot on lap 2. Without a caution to bunch the field up, Oliver Jr. would pull away to claim his first win of the season at the track. Huls was 2nd, Krogmeier was 3rd, Jeremy Pundt was 4th, with Jansen completing the top 5.

Up next was the 25 lap IMCA Late Model feature, which was also the third qualifying event for the Shottenkirk Parts Express “Driver For 5”, presented by Ideal Ready Mix, Floyd’s Waste Systems, J.J. Nichting Company Case IH, Woodworth Attorney at Law, Triple Seven Trucking, Triple R Performance Engines, KQ92, and Big Country 103.1. Andy Eckrich and Denny Woodworth drew the front row, with Eckrich using his draw to jump out into the lead on lap 1 over Woodworth and Dustin Griffin. The team cars of Woodworth and Griffin tried to keep pace with Eckrich over the first half of the race. But the pace that Eckrich was setting allowed him to start to pull away from them. The only thing to slow Eckrich down was the first and only caution of the race on lap 15, as Sam Halstead slowed to a stop in turn 1 to bring out the yellow. On the restart Eckrich jumped back out front, with Woodworth and Griffin glued to his back bumper. Eckrich would go on to lead the final 10 laps to score his first win of the season at the track. He also became the third different winner in three “Drive For 5” qualifying races held so far, the win was also worth $1,000. Woodworth was 2nd, Griffin was 3rd, Nick Marolf was 4th, with Mark Burgtorf coming from 13th to finish 5th.

The final feature to take to the track was the 15 lap Discount Tire & Service IMCA Sport Compacts. Cody Bowman and Brandon Crawley were scheduled to lead the field to green, but when Bowman elected to go to the rear this would move Quinton Shelton to the front row. Just as the green flag waved the caution light would come on, as Brenna Schantz spun in turn 1 to bring out the yellow. On the restart Jason Ash, who started 6th, shot to the front to lead lap 1 over Shelton and Brandon Reu, who started 10th. After the lap was scored complete the second caution of the race appeared, as Crawley stopped in turn 1 to bring out the yellow. Ash moved back out front on the restart, with Reu over taking Shelton for the runner up spot. With another lap scored complete the third and fourth, which was the final, cautions of the race appeared. The third caution waved for Aurora Dietrich spinning in turn 4, while Kaycee McGregor spun in 4 on the restart to bring out the fourth caution. The third attempt of a restart saw Ash move back out front, with Reu and Kimberly Abbott, who started 8th, close behind. Reu would try the bottom and top side of the track to get the lead away from Ash over the next several laps, as the two entered lapped traffic on lap 7. Reu would take advantage of the lapped traffic on lap 10, as Ash got trapped behind one which allowed Reu to take over the top spot. Reu then held off Ash thru heavy lapped traffic on the final lap to pick up his second win of the season at the Pepsi Lee County Speedway. Ash settled for 2nd, Abbott was 3rd, Shelton was 4th, with Robert Sturms finishing 5th.

Coming up next Friday, July 24th will be a regular weekly points night, with Darkside Tint & Graphix and Coal Haus 337 helping to bring you the action. The Shottenkirk Parts Express IMCA Late Models, Sonny’s Super Market IMCA Modifieds, Donnellson Tire & Service IMCA Stock Cars, Roberts Tire Center SportMods, and Discount Tire & Service IMCA Sport Compacts will all be in action. Plus the IMRA Midgets will join the card for the night.

Gates open at 5:30 PM, Hot Laps at 7 PM, and Racing to follow. Grandstand admission will be Adults $10, Seniors (60+) $9, Students (11-17) and Veterans $5, and Kids 10 & under FREE! Pit passes will be $30, ages (7-13) $20, ages (4-6) $10, and ages (3 & under) $5.

For more information about the Pepsi Lee County Speedway you can visit their website at www.leecountyspeedway.com, like them on Facebook, or call Brian Gaylord at 319-371-6744.

OFFICIAL RESULTS
Pepsi Lee County Speedway, Donnellson, Iowa
Friday, July 17, 2020 – Roberts Tire Center and The Scott Miracle-Gro Company Night


Shottenkirk Parts Express IMCA Late Models

A-Feature: 1.  Andy Eckrich, Oxford, IA; 2.  Denny Woodworth, Mendon, IL; 3.  Dustin Griffin, Quincy, IL; 4.  Nick Marolf, Moscow, IA; 5.  Mark Burgtorf, Quincy, IL; 6.  Tommy Elston, Keokuk, IA; 7.  Jay Johnson, West Burlington, IA; 8.  Matt Strassheim, Yarmouth, IA; 9.  Darin Weisinger Jr., Mendon, IL; 10. Ray Raker, Burlington, IA; 11. Darin Duffy, Urbana, IA; 12. Sam Halstead, New London, IA; 13. Andy Nezworski, Buffalo, IA; 14. Ron Boyse, Kalona, IA

Heat 1: 1.  Tommy Elston; 2.  Andy Eckrich; 3.  Matt Strassheim; 4.  Dustin Griffin; 5.  Denny Woodworth; 6.  Sam Halstead; 7.  Mark Burgtorf

Heat 2: 1.  Darin Duffy; 2.  Nick Marolf; 3.  Jay Johnson; 4.  Darin Weisinger Jr.; 5.  Andy Nezworski; 6.  Ray Raker; 7.  Ron Boyse


Sonny’s Super Market IMCA Modifieds

A-Feature: 1.  Mark Burgtorf, Quincy, IL; 2.  Daniel Fellows, Keokuk, IA; 3.  Dennis LaVeine, West Burlington, IA; 4.  Jeff Waterman, Quincy, IL; 5.  Bill Roberts Jr., Burlington, IA; 6.  Chad Giberson, Richland, IA; 7.  Lance Schlicher, Fairfield, IA; 8.  Blake Woodruff, Galesburg, IL; 9.  Ethan Braaksma, Newton, IA; 10. Levi Smith, Donnellson, IA; 11. Mitch Boles, New London, IA

Heat 1: 1.  Mark Burgtorf; 2.  Chad Giberson; 3.  Blake Woodruff; 4.  Lance Schlicher; 5.  Levi Smith; 6.  Bill Roberts Jr.

Heat 2: 1.  Daniel Fellows; 2.  Dennis LaVeine; 3.  Ethan Braaksma; 4.  Jeff Waterman; 5.  Mitch Boles


Donnellson Tire & Service IMCA Stock Cars

A-Feature: 1.  John Oliver Jr., Danville, IA; 2.  Abe Huls, Carthage, IL; 3.  Chad Krogmeier, Burlington, IA; 4.  Jeremy Pundt, Donnellson, IA; 5.  Jerry Jansen, Plainville, IL; 6.  Jason Cook, Mt. Pleasant, IA; 7.  Tyler Moore, Lockridge, IA

Heat: 1.  John Oliver Jr.; 2.  Abe Huls; 3.  Jeremy Pundt; 4.  Chad Krogmeier; 5.  Jerry Jansen; 6.  Jason Cook; 7.  Tyler Moore


Roberts Tire Center IMCA SportMods

A-Feature: 1.  Austen Becerra, Bowen, IL; 2.  Adam Birck, Canton, MO; 3.  Sean Wyett, Danville, IA; 4.  AJ Tournear, Quincy, IL; 5.  Barry Taft, Argyle, IA; 6.  Jim Powell, Hannibal, MO; 7.  Dakota Anderson, Quincy, IL; 8.  Bob Cowman, Quincy, IL; 9.  Derek Goble, Burlington, IA; 10. Michael Benjamin, Montrose, IA; 11. Brian Bergheger, Keokuk, IA; 12. Ryan Moore, Kahoka, MO; 13. Brandon Dale, Arbela, MO; 14. Kaleb Nevers, Burlington, IA; 15. Logan Cumby, Quincy, IL; 16. Jadin Fuller, Memphis, MO; 17. Tanner Klingele, Quincy, IL; 18. Kyle Hamelton, Keokuk, IA; 19. Bobby Six, Warsaw, IA; 20. Josh Holtman, Quincy, IL; 21. Blaine Webster, Ottumwa, IA; 22. Tom Ruble, Ft. Madison, IA; 23. Reed Wolfmeyer, Quincy, IL; 24. Jim Walker, Mystic, IA (DNS)

Heat 1: 1.  Bobby Six; 2.  Brandon Dale; 3.  Derek Goble; 4.  Josh Holtman; 5.  Barry Taft; 6.  AJ Tournear; 7.  Ryan Moore; 8.  Reed Wolfmeyer

Heat 2: 1.  Tanner Klingele; 2.  Bob Cowman; 3.  Jadin Fuller; 4.  Michael Benjamin; 5.  Tom Ruble; 6.  Kaleb Nevers; 7.  Jim Walker; 8.  Adam Birck

Heat 3: 1.  Blaine Webster; 2.  Austen Becerra; 3.  Jim Powell; 4.  Logan Cumby; 5.  Sean Wyett; 6.  Dakota Anderson; 7.  Brian Bergheger; 8.  Kyle Hamelton


Discount Tire & Service IMCA Sport Compacts

A-Feature: 1.  Brandon Reu, Donnellson, IA. 2.  Jason Ash, Burlington, IA; 3.  Kimberly Abbott, Camp Point, IL; 4.  Quinton Shelton, Quincy, IL; 5.  Robert Sturms, Burlington, IA; 6.  David Prim, Hamelton, IL; 7.  Luke Fraise, Houghton, IA; 8.  Mike Hornung Jr., Keokuk, IA; 9.  Alyssa Dietrich, Ewing, MO; 10. Cody Bowman, Mt. Pleasant, IA; 11. Ashton Blain, Burlington, IA; 12. Aurora Dietrich, Ewing, MO; 13. Aaron Berry, Salem, IA; 14. Braeden Barlow, Keokuk, IA; 15. Jared Heule, Keokuk, IA; 16. Kyle Francy, Mt. Pleasant, IA; 17. Chance Bailey, Quincy, IL; 18. Kaycee McGregor, Ft. Madison, IA; 19. Brandon Crawley, Burlington, IA; 20. Brenna Schantz, Luray, MO; 21. Adam Christy, West Point, IA

Heat 1: 1.  Brandon Reu; 2.  Kimberly Abbott; 3.  Robert Sturms; 4.  Aaron Berry; 5.  Luke Fraise; 6.  Braeden Barlow; 7.  Brenna Schantz

Heat 2: 1.  Quinton Shelton; 2.  Cody Bowman; 3.  Jared Heule; 4.  Mike Hornung Jr.; 5.  Kyle Francy; 6.  Aurora Dietrich; 7.  Ashton Blain (DQ)

Heat 3: 1.  Jason Ash; 2.  Brandon Crawley; 3.  David Prim; 4.  Chance Bailey; 5.  Kaycee McGregor; 6.  Alyssa Dietrich; 7.  Adam Christy