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Woodworth scores first Deery win at Quincy

 

QUINCY, Ill. (April 30) – Denny Woodworth saw a lot more of the back

of the field than he wanted to before he saw the checkers fly

Wednesday night at Quincy Raceway.

 

Woodworth held a sometimes tenuous lead the last 44 times around the

track in the 50-lap Deery Brothers Summer Series main event, holding

off Mark Burgtorf and then Tom Darbyshire to capture his first career

win in the tour for IMCA J & J Steel Late Models. The victory was

good for $2,000.

 

After threatening to run away from the pack, Woodworth was slowed by

backrunners at midway and again late in the race. Cautions came out

as the field tightened both times to take the tail enders out of play

and Woodworth pulled ahead on the resulting re-starts.

 

Outside row one starter Mike Garland ran in front the first six laps

before giving way to the third starting Wood worth, who caught up

with the back of the field by the 18th circuit. Burgtorf and

Darbyshire made up ground as Woodworth looked for a clear path.

 

The first yellow erased that traffic jam and Darbyshire slipped

around Burgtorf to head the pursuit. Wood worth built a comfortable

margin before catching up to the back again. Darbyshire pulled

alongside with three laps to go but couldn’t complete the pass and

ended in second.

 

Burgtorf, Garland and Robby Warner rounded out the top five and Boone

McLaughlin bounced back from a tough Tuesday night showing at 34

Raceway for sixth. Justin Reed qualified from his “B” feature and

moved up 12 spots to finish seventh. Point leader Todd Cooney was 14th.

 

Woodworth became the fourth different winner in the four series

events held so far this spring, joining Mike Collins and Andy

Nezworski as first-time victors. Forty-two Late Models were on hand

for the second night of the midweek doubleheader.

 

The fifth of 17 stops on the 2008 tour is Wednesday, May 21 at

Highway 3 Raceway in Allison, Iowa. Pit gates will open at 5 p.m.,

with hot laps at 6:30 p.m. and racing at 7 p.m.

 

Boone, Iowa, Speedway hosts its traditional Memorial Day show on Monday, May 26. IMCA Modifieds, Karl Chevro let Northern SportMods,

IMCA Sunoco Stock Cars and IMCA Sunoco Hobby Stocks are also on the

holiday card.

 

Feature Results –

1. Denny Woodworth, Mendon;

2. Tom Darbyshire, Morning Sun, Iowa;

3. Mark Burgtorf, Quincy;

4. Mike Garland, Morrison;

5. Robby Warner, Quincy;

6. Boone McLaughlin, Mediapolis, Iowa;

7. Justin Reed, Quincy;

8. Terry Neal, Ely, Iowa;

9. Dustin Neese, Nebo;

10. Kevin Tomlinson, New London, Mo.;

11. Matt Strassheim, West Burlington, Iowa;

12. Darrel DeFrance, Marshalltown, Iowa;

13. Jeff Bair, Solon, Iowa;

14. Todd Cooney, Des Moines, Iowa;

15. Andy Nezworski, Buffalo, Iowa;

16. Bryan Klein, Cedar Rapids, Iowa;

17. Stephan Kammerer, Blue Grass, Iowa;

18. Mike Klinkkammer, West Liberty, Iowa;

19. Charlie McKenna, Clear Lake, Iowa;

20. Cory Goldbeck, Camanche, Iowa;

21. Jason Perry, Payson;

22. Lonnie Bailey, Quincy;

23. Ben Nading, Ankeny, Iowa;

24. Rob Toland, Davenport, Iowa.

1st heat (top three) – 1. Strassheim; 2. Kammerer; 3. Bair. 2nd heat

– 1. Burgtorf; 2. Woodworth; 3. Neese. 3rd heat – 1. Garland; 2.

Darbyshire; 3. Perry. 4th heat – 1. Nading; 2. Toland; 3. Nezworski.

5th heat – 1. Warner; 2. McLaughlin; 3. Klein. 1st “B” feature (top

three) – 1. Neal; 2. Cooney; 3. Tomlinson. 2nd “B” – 1. Bailey; 2.

Reed; 3. Klinkkammer.

 

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