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Championship Night @ I-37 Speedway by R&M Promotions, 10/5/19 By JM Hallas Pleasanton, TX.,(Oct, 5th, 2019) And so it comes to an end. They say all good things must come to an end, and so it is with the 2019 racing season at I-37 Speedway. It's been a long hot summer and though some class winners have already been established, a couple are still wide open and up for grabs with one final chance to make or break the year. The IMCA Modifieds(off tonight) have already seen their points season come to an end. Jamie Campbell scored his first I-37 Speedway track championship edging out defending champ Rick Green by only six points. Dillon Tindall finished in third with rookie Justin Delgado fourth and Landon Bednarz fifth. The Sport Modifieds show multi-time track champion, Johnny Torres with a fairly comfortable lead over Trent Beaver by 14. Frank Okruhlik and Allen Torres have a good battle for third while defending champion Talon Minten holds down fifth. A former pavement Late Model champion looks to add another title to his collection in the Limited Late Models. Tommy Grimes comes into the night with an insurmountable 27 point margin over Jason Kelly. Howie Marcx, DJ Schroat and Frank Okruhlik round out the top five. Anthony Gordon will take the Street Stock title coming into action leading by a 37 point advantage over past champion, Mike Lyon. Tony Bernal, defending track champ Wade Jones and Darin Blevins hold third through fifth. In Pure Stocks rookie Tryton Temple had a good fight for the points lead all season with Dillon Gaither that came down the one race drop allowed. George Quintanilla has third secured with 14 year old Riley Heil, looking to break through for her first win, fourth and a tight battle for fifth between Jerry Miller and Dustin Hurley. Now things get interesting. It's a tight one in Sport Compacts again this year with defending track champion Jamie Garner only 4 markers ahead of Brandon McCall. Garner had a similar scenario last season leading Kasey Krauss by only 4. George Compton, Krauss and Kirk Ball fill out the top five. Torres Takes Trophy and Title All Johnny Torres(La Vernia) had to do in the 20-lap feature was keep his nose clean and finish while points rival Trent Beaver was forced to start out back after heat race car trouble. At the start Tom Grothues and J. Torres battled for the lead with Marcus Mikulencak, Ryan Doyon and Cody Leonard in tow. After an early debris caution J. Torres got by Grothues for the lead, Mikulencak followed to second and Leonard got third after Grothues looped it on the back stretch. Leonard and Mikulencak then had a side by side scrap for second while Beaver worked his way into the top five and got by R. Doyon for fourth. Leonard finally secured second and at halfway was closing on J. Torres for the lead. Once Leonard caught J. Torres the fight was on. Leonard would dive in low in turns 1-2 and get along side, but J. Torres, with the momentum up top would ease away on the back stretch. That went on for the final laps. What Leonard gained on one end he would give up on the other as two continued. The final two laps Leonard looked to back up his turn 3 entry a bit and get a better run off turn 4. It was all for naught as J. Torres in his Scott Ball Racing, Alamo Hot Rod Parts, Sundowner Diesel Performance, Batek & Robinson Attorneys at Law, All in Designs, Carroll Construction, Mission Auto Parts, 8T1 Construction, Swenson Racing Shocks, Fletchers Race Engines, IRP Chassis held him off for the win and championship. Swenson Racing Products Sport Modifieds 66 Johnny Torres, 12 Cody Leonard, 03 Marcus Mikulencak, 14 Trent Beaver, 5r Ryan Doyon, 57 Rowdy Flanagan, 94 Allen Torres, 30v Memphis Villareal, 79 David Meredith, 15 Chase Laven, 11 Tom Grothues, 2 Talon Minten, 9 Ray Doyon, 6 Vince Louden, 24 Robby Minten Sport Modified heats Heat 1; 11t Tom Grothues, 03 Marcus Mikulencak, 12 Cody Leonard, 30v Memphis Villareal, 94 Allen Torres, 9 Ray Doyon, 14 Trent Beaver, 6 Vince Louden---dns Heat 2; 66 Johnny Torres, 24r Robby Minten, 5r Ryan Doyon, 79m David Meredith, 57 Rowdy Flanagan, 15 Chase Laven, 2 Talon Minten Grimes Adds Dirt Championship to his Resume In a race that seemed to forever be stuck on lap 5 like a scratched record, Tommy Grimes(Devine) got the win and track title. Grimes got a good start trailed by Trey Votion, Jacob Crow, Bob Henderson and Howie Marcx. Henderson quickly got by Crow and Votion for second, with Crow taking third as well. Jason Kelly spun on lap 5 starting a sequence of restarts that narrowed the field and saw officials cut the race to 15-laps on time. Grimes in his Tracy Rail Service, Howell Crane & Rigging, All in Designs, TRC Carburetors, Longs Race Engines, Shaw Chassis was able to pull away from Votion to get the victory. Nogalitos Gear Limited Late Models 22t Tommy Grimes, 99 Trey Votion, 57 Jason Kelly, 8 Jacob Crow, 13 Howie Marcx, 95 Jerry Jones, 86 Bob Henderson, 53x Matt Fox, 2d Mark Pivarnik---dns, 84 Patrick Kelly—dns, 17 Casey Lowe---dns Limited Late Model heats Heat 1; 22t Tommy Grimes, 86 Bob Henderson, 53x Matt Fox, 57 Jason Kelly, 2d Mark Pivarnik, 95 Jerry Jones Heat 2; 99 Trey Votion, 8 Jacob Crow,84 Patrick Kelly, 13 Howie Marcx, 17 Casey Lowe Gordon Caps Championship Season with Win At the start of the 20-lap Street Stock feature Tony Bernal took the point early chased by Gordon, Johnny Torres, Darin Blevins and Joe Boop. Gordon got around his wingman Bernal for the lead on lap 3 leaving Bernal battling with Torres for second. Sterling Tausch, Boop and Mike Lyon tried three wide with Lyon clipping an infield tire and going around. Aaron Leddy brought out a lap 7 yellow when his driveshaft gave up and laid down on the front straight. On the restart Torres got past Bernal for second and began looking up top on Gordon for the lead. After a late caution for Tausch out looking for the track new track mascot off turn 2(yep the bull showed up again), Grodon in his Alamo Hot Rod Parts, All in Designs, Dewalt Tools, 8T1 Construction, crate powered, Dog House Chassis eased away from Torres for the win. Alamo Hot Rod Parts Street Stocks 22m Anthony Gordon, 93 Johnny Torres, 81 Tony Bernal, 67 Joe Boop, 20 Mike Lyon, 10 Greg Langley, 33h Cody Henderson, 95 Sterling Tausch, 69s Darin Blevins, 13 Brandon Grayson, 43 Aaron Leddy Street Stock heats Heat 1; 81 Tony Bernal, 93 Johnny Torres, 95s Sterling Tausch, 20 Mike Lyon, 10 Greg Langley, 33h Cody Henderson Heat 2; 22m Anthony Gordon, 69s Darin Blevins, 67 Joe Boop, 43 Aaron Leddy, 13 Brandon Grayson Mikulencak Wins Battle, Temple Wins War As the 20-lap Pure Stock feature took the grid all Tryton Temple had to do was basically survive to secure his second track championship for the year. That wasn't a given after several weeks of smack talking that saw Dillon Gaither start directly behind him. As expected that situation didn't end well. It was Dakota Hurley getting out front on green followed by Johnny Westfall, Temple, Gaither and Josh Sewell. It all broke loose on lap 2 when Gaither got inside Temple on the back stretch. After a little rub, Gaither tried to move up and the two made contact that sent Gaither off the track at the pit exit and into a light pole to bring out a red. Gaither bailed out and made a bee-line for Temple stopped in turn 1 but was headed off by track officials as Temple moved to another location. Once calm was restored, Da. Hurley got a good restart leaving Temple and Sewell door to door for third. William Saunders bounced off the wall and pitted with a flat right before Ryan Doyon broke the left rear off and spun with somehow everyone missing him. The wheel ended up on the hood of Michael Keylich. I don't think five tires are allowed on Pure Stocks though. On the restart Caitlin Leonard got by Temple and alongside Sewell for third, while Ben Mikulencak and GW Hessong were moving forward. As Da. Hurley and Westfall crept away, Leonard, Sewell, Temple, Mikulencak and Hessong were swapping spots in a pack. At halfway it was Da. Hurley, Westfall, Sewell, Leonard and Temple in the top five. Da. Hurley's top run ended when he spun for a yellow giving the lead up to Westfall on the restart. Once back to green, Sewell was looking high on Westfall getting by on lap 11 with Westfall now three wide with Leonard and Mikulencak for second. It didn't take Mikulencak long to get the spot with Hessong moving into fourth. Mikulencak and Sewell were side by side for lead on lap 15 with Mikulencak getting the point on lap 16, while Hessong and Leonard ran side by side for third. As Milulencak inched ahead with two to go Hessong, Leonard and Sewell were three wide. Coming to the checkers in was Mikulencak(Corpus Christi) in his Armstrong Lumber Company, Day Motorsports, Darpro Construction, Majek Boatworks, Temco Services, Dubs Garage, Ace Transmission, Flanagans Muffler, C.C. Weighing Company, Empire Race Car snagging the victory. All in Design Pure Stocks 13m Ben Mikulencak, 747 GW Hessong, 9c Caitlin Leonard, 30 Riley Heil, 38 Josh Sewell, 91 Johnny Westfall, 99 Tryton Temple, 23 Kyle Kirkland, 49k Michael Keylich, 35 Mickey Helms, 40 Dakota Hurley, 36 George Quintanilla, 4d Dustin Hurley, 68 Clint Montanio, 41t Frank Okruhlik, 25t travis Slavik, m13 Jeremy Watson, 18jr Ramon Sevilla, 98 William Saunders, 9b Gary Butler, 5r Ryan Doyon, 5 Dillon Gaither Pure Stock B-main(top 6 to A-main) 49k Michael Keylich, 5r Ryan Doyon, 9b Gary Butler, 18jr Ramon Sevilla, 68 Clint Montanio, m13 Jeremy Watson, 22r Ronnie Sparks, 38 Sonny Kinneman, 6p Jeremy Hernandez, 8r Ronnie Schoefeldt, 92r Robert Keylich---dns, 15 William Cavender---dns Pure Stock heats(top 4 to a-main) Heat 1; 91 Johnny Westfall, 99 Tryton Temple, 36 George Quintanilla, 35 Mickey Helms, 6p Jeremy Hernandez, 8r Ronnie Schoenfeldt, 68 Clint Montanio Heat 2; 13m Ben Mikulencak, 9c Caitlin Leonard, 30 Riley Heil, 98 William Saunders, 49k Michael Keylich, 5r Ryan Doyon, 22r Ronnie Sparks Heat 3; 40 Dakota Hurley, 5 Dillon Gaither, 4d Dustin Hurley, 41t Frank Okruhlik, 18jr Ramon Sevilla, m13 Jeremy Watson, 92r Robert Keylich Heat 4; 38 Josh Sewell, 747 GW Hessong, 23 Kyle Kirkland, 25t Travis Slavik, 9b Gary Butler, 15 William Cavender, 38r Sonny Kinnaman Schoenbaum Spoils Sport Compact Show With a tight points battle going on it was Brian Schoenbaum coming in to steal the show in the 20-lap Sport Compact feature. Schoenbaum got a good start and began pulling away from Brandon McCall, Roy Easler jr. and Jamie Garner with Adam Tracy and Kasey Krauss side by side for fifth. The red flew on lap 15 when Adolph Tracy had his car erupt in flames from a fuel fire. Officials and fire crews were quickly on hand to get Tracy out and extinguish the fire. As the race resumed, Schoenbaum cleared the second place fight that went on the final five laps. Easler got alongside McCall running door to door with Garner sitting back watching. As Schoenbaum in his Phils Motorsports, Central Cedar, Big A's BBQ, B&C Graphics, Twisted Phone, Spillman Excavating, five1seven Designs, Cedar View Homes, B&C Hydrographics, Bonham Recovery, Superior Steering Wheels, KR Promotions, Kernal Lees Kettle Corn, HD Chassis, Chevy Cavalier was taking the checkers, it was three wide for second with Easler edging out McCall. ** The fourth place finish for Garner with McCall third gave Garner his second track championship. Brown Chevrolet Sport Compacts 719 Brian Schoenbaum, 12 Roy Easler jr., 14 Brandon McCall, 33 Jamie Garner, 01g Adam Tracy, 23 Kasey Krauss, 81 Michael Burris jr., 18 Michael Burris sr., 29k Shawn Kowalik, 01t Adolph Tracy, 11j Josh Jones, 95 Daniel Lopez, 101 Shawn Tracy Sport Compact heats Heat 1; 719 Brian Schoenbaum, 33 Jamie Garner, 23 Kasey Krauss, 95 Daniel Lopez, 81 Michael Burris jr., 29k Dylan Kowalik, 11j Josh Jones Heat 2; 14 Brandon McCall, 12 Roy Easler jr., 01g Adam Tracy, 18 Michael Burris sr., 01t Adolph Tracy, 101 Shawn Tracy---dns Russ Parker Construction Go-Karts Senior Division; Peyton Jones, Charles Flanagan(track Champion), Ryker Hernandez Junior Division: Levi McDaniel, Gaige Whitaker Cody Clegg track champion Youth Division; Cheston Markgraf track champion after brother moved up a class following a birthday.

Nogalitos Gear Limited Late Models22t Tommy Grimes99 Trey Votion57 Jason Kelly8 Jacob Crow13 Howie Marcx95 Jerry Jones86 Bob Henderson53x Matt Fox2d Mark Pivarnik---dns84 Patrick Kelly--dns17 Casey Lowe---dns

All in Design Pure Stocks 13m Ben Mikulencak 747 GW Hessong 9c Caitlin Leonard 30 Riley Heil 38 Josh Sewell 91 Johnny Westfall 99 Tryton Temple 23 Kyle Kirkland 49k Michael Keylich 35 Mickey Helms 40 Dakota Hurley 36 George Quintanilla 4d Dustin Hurley 68 Clint Montanio 41t Frank Okruhlik 25t travis Slavik m13 Jeremy Watson 18jr Ramon Sevilla 98 William Saunders 9b Gary Butler 5r Ryan Doyon 5 Dillon Gaither

Swenson Racing Products Sport Modifieds 66 Johnny Torres 12 Cody Leonard 03 Marcus Mikulencak 14 Trent Beaver 5r Ryan Doyon 57 Rowdy Flanagan 94 Allen Torres 30v Memphis Villareal 79 David Meredith 15 Chase Laven 11 Tom Grothues 2 Talon Minten 9 Ray Doyon 6 Vince Louden 24 Robby Minten

Alamo Hot Rod Parts Street Stocks22m Anthony Gordon93 Johnny Torres81 Tony Bernal67 Joe Boop20 Mike Lyon10 Greg Langley33h Cody Henderson95 Sterling Tausch69s Darin Blevins13 Brandon Grayson43 Aaron Leddy

Brown Chevrolet Sport Compacts 719 Brian Schoenbaum 12 Roy Easler 14 Brandon McCall 33 Jamie Garner 01g Adam Tracy 23 Kasey Krauss 18 Michael Burris sr 81 Michael Burris jr 29k Shawn Kowalik 01t Adolph Tracy 11j Josh Jones 95 Daniel Lopez

Sport Compact heats Heat 1 719 Brian Schoenbaum 33 Jamie Garner 23 Kasey Krauss 95 Daniel Lopez 81 Michael Burris jr 29k Dylan Kowalik 11j Josh Jones Heat 2 14 Brandon McCall 12 Roy Easler jr 01g Adam Tracy 18 Michael Burris sr 01t Adolph Tracy 101 Shawn Tracy---dns

Pure Stock heats(top 4 to a-main) Heat 1 91 Johnny Westfall 99 Tryton Temple 36 George Quintanilla 35 Mickey Helms 6p Jeremy Hernandez 8r Ronnie Schoenfeldt 68 Clint Montanio Heat 2 13m Ben Mikulencak 9c Caitlin Leonard 30 Riley Heil 98 William Saunders 49k Michael Keylich 5r Ryan Doyon 22r Ronnie Sparks Heat 3 40 Dakota Hurley 5 Dillon Gaither 4d Dustin Hurley 41t Frank Okruhlik 18jr Ramon Sevilla m13 Jeremy Watson 92r Robert Keylich Heat 4 38 Josh Sewell 747 GW Hessong 23 Kyle Kirkland 25t Travis Slavik 9b Gary Butler 15 William Cavender 38r Sonny Kinnaman

Street Stock heats Heat 1 81 Tony Bernal 93 Johnny Torres 95s Sterling Tausch 20 Mike Lyon 10 Greg Langley 33h Cody Henderson Heat 2 22m Anthony Gordon 69s Darin Blevins 67 Joe Boop 43 Aaron Leddy 13 Brandon Grayson

Limited Late Model heats Heat 1 22t Tommy Grimes 86 Bob Henderson 53x Matt Fox 57 Jason Kelly 2d Mark Pivarnik 95 Jerry Jones Heat 2 99 Trey Votion 8 Jacob Crow 84 Patrick Kelly 13 Howie Marcx 17 Casey Lowe

Sport Modified heats Heat 1 11t Tom Grothues 03 Marcus Mikulencak 12 Cody Leonard 30v Matthew Villareal 94 Allen Torres 9 Ray Doyon 14 Trent Beaver 6 Vince Louden---dns Heat 2 66 Johnny Torres 24r Robby Minten 5r Ryan Doyon 79m David Meredith 57 Rowdy Flanagan 15 Chase Laven 2 Talon Minten

CBS SPORTS NETWORK DOUBLES WORLD OF OUTLAWS COVERAGE Shows will air on Sundays, beginning October 6 CONCORD, NC — October 2, 2019 — The World of Outlaws and CBS Sports Network are excited to announce the start of this season’s broadcast package with the series premier being this Sunday, October 6, with back to back airings of both nights of the 41st Annual AGCO Jackson Nationals at Jackson Speedway. The schedule includes 16 different races from tracks across the country. “This has been an incredible year for us, and for the sport, as we have significantly ramped up our efforts to bring dirt racing to fans far and wide through all mediums, including CBS Sports Network’s doubled coverage,” said World of Outlaws CEO Brian Carter. “Last year, we put Fairbury Speedway’s legendary Prairie Dirt Classic on national television for the very first time, and this year fans will be able to enjoy the Jackson Nationals, the Champion Racing Oil Nationals Open, and the Gold Cup Race of Champions for the first time in years.” While the schedule will maintain the crown jewel events from year’s past — the Kings Royal at Eldora Speedway (OH), the Firecracker at Lernerville Speedway (PA), and the Can-Am World Finals at The Dirt Track at Charlotte (NC) — new tracks this year include Jackson Speedway, Silver Dollar Speedway, and Williams Grove Speedway. CBS Sports Network will air 16 races in total, covering 10 World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series races and six World of Outlaws Morton Buildings Late Model Series races. Events will air on Sundays from October 6 through January 19, with the exception of Thanksgiving Week. SCHEDULE Sunday, October 6 – AGCO Jackson Nationals Prelim at Jackson Speedway – 5:00 PM Sunday, October 6 – AGCO Jackson Nationals Finale at Jackson Speedway – 5:30 PM Sunday, October 13 – Firecracker Prelim at Lernerville Speedway – 5:30 PM Sunday, October 20 – Firecracker 100 at Lernerville Speedway – 2:30 PM Sunday, October 27 – Knight before the Kings Royal at Eldora Speedway – 7:30 PM Sunday, November 3 – Kings Royal at Eldora Speedway – 7:30 PM Sunday, November 10 – Prairie Dirt Classic Night #1 at Fairbury Speedway – 7:30 PM Sunday, November 17 – Prairie Dirt Classic Finale at Fairbury Speedway – 7:30 PM Sunday, December 1 – Gold Cup Race of Champions Night #1 at Silver Dollar Speedway – 7:30 PM Sunday, December 8 – Gold Cup Race of Champions Finale at Silver Dollar Speedway – 7:30 PM Sunday, December 15 – Champion Racing Oils National Open Night #1 at Williams Grove Speedway – 7:30 PM Sunday, December 22 – Champion Racing Oils National Open Finale at Williams Grove Speedway – 7:30 PM Sunday, December 29 – Can-Am World Finals Night #1- Late Models – 7:30 PM Sunday, January 5 – Can-Am World Finals Night #2- Late Models – 6:30 PM Sunday, January 12 – Can-Am World Finals Night #1- Sprint Cars – 6:30 PM Sunday, January 19 – Can-Am World Finals Night #2 – Sprint Cars – 6:30 PM

Grudge Race Finale/Texas Dirt Truck Series @ I-37 Speedway by R&M Promotions, 9/7/19 By JM Hallas Pleasanton, TX.,(Sept, 7th, 2019) It was a big night of racing on the1/4 mile, semi-banked, dirt track outside of San Antonio. All six regular classes(IMCA Modifieds, Sport Modifieds, Limited Late Models, Street Stocks, Pure Stocks and Sport Compacts) were in action, plus the Texas Dirt Truck Series. If that wasn't enough action, it was time for the Grudge Race Finale to see who was baddest of a quartet of drivers, in four different classes. After the four rounds of warfare it would be sentimental favorite, GW Egbert representing the IMCA Modifieds, Trent Beaver(Sport Modfieds), Tommy Grimes(Limited Late Models) and Mike Trigg(Street Stocks). **Egbert was unable to make the trip down so current points leader, Jamie Campbell filled in for IMCA Modifieds and Tony Bernal stepped in for Street Stocks after Trigg was unavailable. Last year it was track champion, Trey Votion in his Limited Late Model using the horsepower and tire advantage to his benefit getting the victory. Would the crate motors be able to keep up? This would also be the fourth visit to I-37 Speedway for the Texas Dirt Truck Series. Ryan Doyon picked up the win last time they visited. Current TDTS points leader, Larry Baggett picked up victories in two previous runs earlier in the season with Ryan Doyon scoring on the last trip. John Heil and Anthony Gordon have also picked up wins this season at Texana Raceway Park. Grimes Grabs Grudge Win At the start of the 10-lapper it was Trent Beaver first to turn 1, but Jamie Campbell got by low to lead the first lap. Grimes got under Beaver for second on lap 2 and Beaver then spun and collected Bernal, ending the race for both. Once back to green Grimes got along side Campbell for the lead using the top. The duo then put on a show for the fans going door to door for the remaining six laps, each getting the nose out front. On the last lap Grimes finally got a clear advantage to score the victory. Grudge Race Finale 22t Tommy Grimes, 29 Jamie Campbell, 14 Trent Beaver, 81 Tony Bernal Morris in Modified Main again Taylor's Chris Morris added to I-37 Speedway win total making him four for four in visits this year I believe. Morris got a good launch on green then in dominating fashion ran off from the field leaving Cody Tidwell, Jamie Campbell and Dillon Tindall fighting for the runner-up spot. At halfway Morris had built a big lead over Tidwell, Tindall, Campbell and Logan Dinsmore, piloting his dads car. At the white flag Morris had nearly a half track lead easily cruising to the win in his Volvo of Austin, Tina Reagan Realty, ACM Services, Opifex Equipment, Eightfold, Five Star Concrete, Bet All Racing, Austin Cutting & Coring, five1seven designs, crate powered, Lethal Chassis by David Stremme. Simpson Race Products IMCA Modifieds 94 Chris Morris, 17 Cody Tidwell, 86 Dillon Tindall, 29 Jamie Campbell, 8g Logan Dinsmore, 27 Justin Delgado IMCA Modified heat Heat 1: 94 Chris Morris, 17 Cody Tidwell, 86 Dillon Tindall, 29 Jamie Campbell, 8g Logan Dinsmore, 27 Justin Delgado Torres Tallies in Sport Modifieds After picking up a new car from the IRP shop a few weeks ago, Johnny Torres(San Antonio) has been on a roll. As green waved on the 20-lap feature it was J. Torres and Rowdy Flanagan staying side by side. Frank Okruhlik would spin in turn 4 collecting Rusty Head and Allen Torres with Doug Ripple and Jeremy Hernandez looping it to avoid contact. Hernandez would back hard into the wall. On the second try J. Torres and Flanagan again stayed wheel to wheel until J. Torres got the lead in turn 3 with Flanagan, Trent Beaver, Ryan Doyon and Heath Stewart in pursuit. By lap 5 J. Torres then began to ease away while Stewart pressured Doyon for fourth. At the crossed flags it was J. Torres, Flanagan, Beaver, Doyon and Stewart. Stewart finally got a run on Doyon with Okruhlik, coming from the back after repairs, joining them. It was three wide for the spot with Stewart low, Okruhlik high and Doyon in the middle. Stewart was able to take spot, with Okruhlik following past Doyon for fifth. In the waning laps J. Torres was stretching out his lead while Stewart caught Beaver for third. At the white flag J. Torres was ahead by nearly a half track easily taking the win in his Scott Ball Racing, Alamo Hot Rod Parts, Sundowner Diesel Performance, Batek & Robinson Attorneys at Law, All in Designs, Carroll Construction, Mission Auto Parts, 8T1 Construction, Swenson Racing Shocks, Fletchers Race Engines, IRP Chassis. Swenson Racing Products Sport Modifieds 66 Johnny Torres, 57 Rowdy Flanagan, 14 Trent Beaver, 14h Heath Stewart, 22t Frank Okruhlik, 5r Ryan Doyon, 12r Roly Rodriguez, 31L Sherrill Lewis, 53x Matt Fox, 11 Tom Grothues, 55 Rusty Head, 94 Allen Torres, 51 Jeremy Hernandez, 7 Bruce Hinson,8 Doug Ripple Sport Modified heats Heat 1; 57 Rowdy Flanagan, 14 Trent Beaver, 12r Roly Rodriguez, h14 Heath Stewart, 11t Tom Grothues, 51 Jeremy Hernandez, 31L Sherrill Lewis, 8 Doug Ripple Heat 2; 66 Johnny Torres, 22t Frank Okruhlik, 5r Ryan Doyon, 55 Rusty Head, 94 Allen Torres, 7 Bruce Hinson, 53 Matt Fox Grimes Gets Second Score in Limited Late Models After taking the Grudge Race win earlier in the evening, Tommy Grimes(Devine) took his second tally of the night. Grimes got a good start in the 15-lap feature trailed by Trey Votion, in his new ride, DJ Schroat, Jason Kelly and Matt Fox. Ja. Kelly got by Schroat for third with Jacob Crow getting fifth after a slip by Fox. By halfway Grimes had pulled away to good lead over Votion who had a gap back to Ja. Kelly and Schroat. Crow was able to run down Schroat for fourth. Up front it was Grimes sailing away to a full straight lead and victory in his Tracy Rail Service, Howell Crane & Rigging, All in Designs, TRC Carburetors, Longs Race Engines, Shaw Chassis. Nogalitos Gear Limited Late Models 22t Tommy Grimes, 99v Trey Votion, 57 Jason Kelly, 8 Jacob Crow, 5 DJ Schroat, 53x Matt Fox, 2 Chad Heath---dns, 57sr John Kelly sr.---dns Limited Late Model heats Heat 1; 22t Tommy Grimes, 99 Trey Votion, 5 DJ Schroat, 57 Jason Kelly, 8 Jacob Crow, 53x Matt Fox, 57sr John Kelly sr., 2 Chad Heath Gold for Gordon The start of the 15-lap Street Stock feature saw Anthony Gordon, Bart Wilcox and Tony Bernal three wide going into turn 1. Wilcox had the spot on lap 1 with Gordon, Bernal, Darin Blevins and Aaron Leddy trailing. Gordon was able to get past Wilcox to lead lap 2 as the top three began to break away from the field. At halfway it was Gordon, Wilcox, Bernal, Blevins and Mike Lyon in the top five. Gordon(San Antonio) was finally able to put some distance on Wilcox as the laps wound down going on to the checkers in his Alamo Hot Rod Parts, All in Designs, Dewalt Tools, 8T1 Construction, crate powered, Dog House Chassis. Alamo Hot Rod Parts Street Stocks 22m Anthony Gordon, 67 Bart Wilcox, 81 Tony Bernal, 69 Darin Blevins, 20 Mike Lyon, 93/43 Aaron Leddy, 3 Larry Baggett, 95s Sterling Tausch, 43/93 Frank Okruhlik---dns Street Stock heats Heat 1; 81 Tony Bernal, 67w Bart Wilcox, 20 Mike Lyon, 69s Darin Blevins, 3b Larry Baggett Heat 2; 22m Anthony Gordon, 93 Frank Okruhlik, 95s Sterling Tausch, 43 Aaron Leddy Doyon Dominant For Truck Tally The initial start of the Texas Dirt Truck Series15-lap Texas Dirt Truck Series saw Ryan Doyon(LaCoste) grab the early lead, but Michael Keylich took a trip into the woods on the back stretch, perhaps looking for the bull that ran onto the track earlier.(Yes a bull, in just when thought you'd seen everything moment. No free steaks after the races though.) The second start saw Doyon beat John Heil to turn 1 for the lead leaving Heil side by side with Larry Baggett for second and Tony Bernal and Daniel Gaudette the top five. As Heil and Baggett swapped second, Doyon built a lead while Heil secured the position. At halfway it was Doyon, Heil, Baggett, Bernal and Keylich coming back from his cattle round up. With a half straightaway lead, Doyon was on cruise control the last half increasing his margin on Heil and Baggett. On the last lap Bernal spun giving up spots to Keylich and Russell Rust while Doyon in the 3-D Landscaping, Long's Machine Shop, BMF Shocks, All In Designs, I37 Speed Shop truck as taking the checkers. 43 Ryan Doyon, 96 John Heil, 3 Larry Baggett, 77 Michael Keylich, m5 Russell Rust, 81 Tony Bernal, 28 Russ Parker, 5 Daniel Gaudette TDTS heat 43 Ryan Doyon, 96 John Heil, 3 Larry Baggett, 81 Tony Bernal, 5 Daniel Gaudette, 77 Michael Keylich, 28 Russ Parker, m5 Russell Rust Last Lap Pass Gets Gaither Green The 24-car, 20-lap Pure Stock feature was, as usual, as rock 'em sock 'em affair. GW Hessong grabbed the early lead coming off turn 4 chased by William Saunders, Dustin Hurley, Dillon Gaither and George Quintanilla. Tony Blankenship brought out an early yellow slowing in turn 1. On the restart Du. Hurley got by Saunders for second leaving him side by side with Gaither, who got the spot a lap later. Du. Hurley began pressuring Hessong for the lead, but a spin by Daniel Miller would slow the action. Once back to green Hessong, Du. Hurley and Gaither went three wide for the lead with Du. Hurley getting the point on lap 7 while Michael Keylich and Saunders ran door to door for fourth. Du. Hurleys time out front was short lived as he looped it coming off turn 4 giving the lead back to Hessong. Hessong and Gaither got a good jump on green and at halfway it was Hessong, Gaither, Keylich, Riley Heil and Saunders in the top five. Heil then moved in to battle with Keylich with the two getting hooked on the back stretch bringing out another caution. The race was cut to 15-laps on time limit leaving a three lap shootout for the win. Hessong got a good jump, but Gaither quickly reeled him back in and began looking low. Gaither stayed on Hessong's bumper and coming off turn 4 got the nose inside. Gaither in the J&J Stucco & Masonry, No Limits Graphics, Dohogen Claim Services, Howie’s Lawn Service, Race on Texas, D & D Performance, Spreen Racing, Kruger Motorsports, Rachel Plant Picture Taker, Whestone Family, Dynamic Pro Shop, Greg Hubbell Race Cars won the drag race to the checkers for the win. All in Design Pure Stocks 5 Dillon Gaither, 747 GW Hessong, 66 Michael Keylich, 98 William Saunders, 99 Tryton Temple, 36 George Quintanilla, 3 Ray Doyon, 40 Dakota Hurley, 23 Zyler Bryant, 91 Johnny Westfall, 19 Jennie Barber, 49 Katherine Keylich, 23k Kyle Kirkland, 41 Elgin Tracy, 4d Dustin Hurley, 68 Clint Montanio, 30 Riley Heil, 8 Brandon Gaither, 19m Daniel Miller, m13 Jeremy Watson, 28 Chad Miller, 75 Jerry Miller, 22r Ronnie Sparks, 35 Tony Blankenship Pure Stock heats Heat 1; 98 William Saunders, 35 Tony Blankenship, 66k Michael Keylich, 41t Elgin Tracy, 23k Kyle Kirkland, 28 Chad Miller, 48 Robert Kelm---dns Heat 2; 747 GW Hessong, 36 George Quintanilla, 30 Riley Heil, 99 Tryton Temple, 68 Clint Montanio, 19mDaniel Miller, 10 Scott Jerkins Heat 3; 4d Dustin Hurley, 75 Jerry Miller, 40 Dakota Hurley, 91 Johnny Westfall, 49k Katerine Keylich, m13 Jeremy Watson, 8 Brandon Gaither Heat 4, 5 Dillon Gaither, 3 Ray Doyon, 23 Zyler Bryant, 19 Jennie Barber, 22r Ronnie Sparks, 8b Gary Butler McCall on the Money in Sport Compacts Von Ormy's Brandon McCall went green to checkers in the 20-lap Sport Compact feature, but pressured all the way. On the start McCall got the point with Jamie Garner, Roy Easler jr. and Kasey Krauss with George Compton side by side with Michael Burris jr. for fifth. Contact between Kirk Ball and Devon Surritt brought out an early caution. On the restart Easler took second from Garner and was looking on the high side of McCall for the lead. Behind the lead trio, Compton got fourth from Krauss. As Krauss and Compton battled for the spot, the top were able to pull away until a debris caution just past halfway brought the field back together. On the restart Colton Borlace and Scott Lesher got around Compton for fifth and sixth as the lead triad inched away. Easler again took a peek up top on McCall but fell back in line as Borlace and Lesher swapped fifth. With two to go the top three were nose to tail and still anyone's race. McCall in his Freddy Harris Sand & Clay, Bettis Boat & RV Storage, Wilburn Steel, D&D Hydraulics, Hyundai Tiburon held off Easler for the win. Brown Chevrolet Sport Compacts 14 Brandon McCall, 12 Roy Easler jr., 33 Jamie Garner, 23 Kasey Krauss, 93 Colton Borlace, 5L Scott Lesher, 29t George Compton, 01 Adolph Tracy, 18 Michael Burris jr., 01g Adam Tracy, 95m Daniel Lopez, 22j Jordan Albert, 88 Justin Sitterle, 1 Ronnie Schoenfeldt, 38 Kirk Ball, 15 Devon Surritt Sport Compact heats Heat 1; 14 Brandon McCall, 18 Michael Burris jr., 5L Scott Lesher, 1 Ronnie Schoenfeldt, 93 Colton Borlace, 01g Adam Tracy Heat 2; 33 Jamie Garner, 23 Kasey Krauss, 38 Kirk Ball, 95m Daniel Lopez, 88 Justin Sitterle Heat 3; 12 Roy Easler jr., 29t George Compton, 15 Devon Surritt, 01 Adolph Tracy, 22j Jordan Albert

Simpson Race Products IMCA Modifieds 94 Chris Morris 17 Cody Tidwell 86 Dillon Tindall 29 Jamie Campbell 8g Logan Dinsmore 27 Justun Delgado

Grudge Race Finale 22t Tommy Grimes 29 Jamie Campbell 14 Trent Beaver 81 Tony Bernal

Nogalitos Gear Limited Late Models 22t Tommy Grimes 99v Trey Votion 57 Jason Kelly 8 Jacob Crow 5 DJ Schroat 53x Matt Fox 2 Chad Heath---dns 57sr John Kelly sr.---dns

Swenson Racing Products Sport Modifieds 66 Johnny Torres 57 Rowdy Flanagan 14 Trent Beaver 14h Heath Stewart 22t Frank Okruhlik 5r Ryan Doyon 12r Roly Rodriguez 31L Sherrill Lewis 53x Matt Fox 11 Tom Grothues 55 Rusty Head 94 Allen Torres 51 Jeremy Hernandez 7 Bruce Hinson 8 Doug Ripple

All in Design Pure Stocks 5 Dillon Gaither 747 GW Hessong 66 Michael Keylich 98 William Saunders 99 Tryton Temple 36 George Quintanilla 3 Ray Doyon 40 Dakota Hurley 23 Zyler Bryant 91 Johnny Westfall 19 Jennie Barber 49 Katherine Keylich 23k Kyle Kirkland 41 Elgin Tracy 4d Dustin Hurley 68 Clint Montanio 30 Riley Heil 8 Brandon Gaither 19m Daniel Miller m13 Jeremy Watson 28 Chad Miller 75 Jerry Miller 22 Ronnie Sparks 35 Tony Blankenship

Texas Dirt Truck Series 43 Ryan Doyon 96 John Heil 3 Larry Baggett 77 Michael Keylich m5 Russell Rust 81 Tony Bernal 28 Russ Parker 5 Daniel Gaudette