rebelracewriter Posted March 21, 2009 Report Share Posted March 21, 2009 (edited) I'll get stories added later today Modified 2W Paul White 91 Robert Metz jr. 21 Chris Brown 10 Kenny Batterbee A1 Phil Dixon 95 Pete Sagmiller 151 Kevin Batterbee 3c Chad Corner 561 David Horner 4$ Kalif Sellier 89 John Neff 16 Tom Hameka 24 Tommy Stanley 11 Danny Mayes 07 Keith Wright 17 John Baker 32 Brandon Nicholas 112 Jason Stevenson 44 Marcus Berndt 13 Frank Kitchenhoff jr 01 Howard Willis 99 Mike Wickham 51 Jeff Wood 18 Tim Jones 22 Art Rodriguez 12 Corey Babbitt---DNS 955 Robert Metz---DNS 122 Perry Johnson---DNS 198 Marcus Elder---DNS 77 Phillip French---DNS Modified heat winners, 01 Howard Willis, 10 Kenny Batterbee, 151 Kevin Batterbee, 561 David Horner Limited Modifieds 216 Paul White 78 Brad Ball 281 Morris Arnold 90 Barry Moody 24 Derek Ross 444 Travis Hudnell 47 Andy Wojtasczk 8X Chris Blaszak 18 Donny Wyble 31T Tyler King 71 Chase Breeze 5 Mike Martin 43 Jeff Mueller 2 Kevin Sellers 91 James Buckley 128 Ed Clancy 191 Doug Maxwell 911 Michael Peevey 124 Jeremy Richardson 64 Thomas Downey 88 Troy Baugh 08 N/A 93 Mark Greiner Limited Modified B-main(top 9 transfer) 64 Thomas Downey 90 Barry Moody 08 N/A 8 Chris Blaszek 124 Jeremy Richardson 31 Tyler King 93 Mark Greiner 91 James Buckley 5 Brain Poulter -----------------------------------------DNTransfer/DNS---not in order 15 Chris Goodman 17 Jesse McNorton 46 Randy Bridges 000 Joe Horn 388 Steve Bumow 127 Dalton Faulkner 27 Randy Lewis 26 Wesley Ross 39 Chad Cambron 23 Billy Gould 86 Justin Collins 05 Mike Martin 30 Bradley Williams 28 Michael McDonald 188 Derek Rashall 98 Markus Elder 19 David Lege 40 Jeff Wood 114 Roy Catlin 36 Steve Hoppe Limited Modified heat winners, 78 Brad Ball, 18 Donny Wyble, 43 Jeff Mueller, 24 Derek Ross, 444 Travis Hudnall Pure Stocks 1H Brad Hellman 99 Chris McCarty 10 Ronnie Mekalip 7 Tommy Page 34 Chris Barnes 11 Bobby Finney 129 Kasey Garvin 56 Jimmy Gibson 50 Josh Ellender 21 Chance Mekalip 29 Daniel Seals 17 Ethan Cossey 5 Eddie Thibodeaux 36 Steve Hoppe 361 Danny Pitman 13 Steve Grissom---DNS 84 Randell Page---DNS 179 Donald Cain jr---DNS Pure Stock heat winners, 129 Kasey Garvin, 21 Chance Mekalip, 1H Brad Hellman Edited March 23, 2009 by rebelracewriter Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
texana55 Posted March 21, 2009 Report Share Posted March 21, 2009 nice job by "the other white boy" doing the double! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rebelracewriter Posted March 21, 2009 Author Report Share Posted March 21, 2009 (edited) White adds another win to his total Former USAC Silver Crown National Champion, All-Star Modified and NASCAR Sunbelt Regional Champ, Paul White already has an impressive racing resume. White, who started sixth in the 25-car main, out-raced a stellar field of Modifieds to add yet another win to that total. White worked his way by Kenny Batterbee at halfway, then ran out to a good lead. A late race caution rebunched the field, but White was able to hold off Johno Whittington. in the finals laps for the victory. Kn. Batterbee beat Howard Willis into turn 1 for the lead of the 20-lap Modified main event. David Horner, Kevin Batterbee fell in line, while Kalif Sellier and White ran side by side for fifth. Yellow was out early on lap 1 when Art Rodriguez slowed and stopped in turn 1. On the restart, Horner and White both got by Willis for second and third, leaving him wheel to wheel with Kv. Batterbee for fourth. Kn. Batterbee and Horner started to ease away, while Kv. Batterbee moved past White for third and Willis slipped high falling back to seventh. Willis got back around Sellier for sixth on lap 5. Kv. Batterbee was able to run down Horner for second and they tried to go three wide past a lapped car the trio made contact sending Horner around and into the back stretch wall to bring out a yellow. Once back to green, White made a charge up top getting to Kn. Batterbee for the top spot. Kv. Batterbee ducked under White to get second back, while Willis and Chris Brown ran side by side for fourth. As White and Kv. Batterbee battled for second, Kv. Batterbee got loose, with Willis and Brown both sneaking past. Willis then closed in on White and was looking inside going into turn 3 when something looked to break sending him straight into the turn 3 wall. When green waved again, White tried the low side and got under Kn. Batterbee on back stretch, with Whittington. moving up to third passing Brown. At the crossed flags it was White, Kn. Batterbee, Whittington, Brown and Kv. Batterbee in the top five. White then began to put some distance on the three car battle between Whittington, Brown and Kn. Batterbee for second. Whittington got the spot on lap 13 when Kn. Baterbe got hung by a lapped car, while Phil Dixon was working his way to top five after starting 23rd. White pulled out to nearly a half straight lead over Whittington, while Sellier and Pete Sagmiller ran side by side for seventh. White's biggest scare came on lap 18 when John Baker spun in front of him in turn 4. Once back to green, White got a good jump but Whittington closed the gap, while Sagmiller took sixth from Kv. Batterbee. White held Whittington at bay in the final laps by a car length and grabbed the checkers in the Bridwell Motorsports, Motors by Adan, Dust Devil Chassis. “It was real tough,” replied White. “There were a couple ruts getting into turn 1, there was a few times it got a little choppy up and had to watch what we were doing. It ended up ok for us. The track was about as fast as you can get tonight. It was plenty heavy and plenty fast. You could blast around there, just 'nut up' and go.” “We've won two feature on the same night a few times. It just doesn't happen as much now as it used to. Back in the Winged Modified days we'd get after them pretty good. With this Limited and Modified we've done it here and there.” Modified 2W Paul White 91 Johno Whittington 21 Chris Brown 10 Kenny Batterbee A1 Phil Dixon 95 Pete Sagmiller 151 Kevin Batterbee 3c Chad Corner 561 David Horner 4$ Kalif Sellier 89 John Neff 16 Tom Hameka 24 Tommy Stanley 11 Danny Mayes 07 Keith Wright 17 John Baker 32 Brandon Nicholas 112 Jason Stevenson 44 Marcus Berndt 13 Frank Kitchenhoff jr 01 Howard Willis 99 Mike Wickham 51 Jeff Wood 18 Tim Jones 22 Art Rodriguez 12 Corey Babbitt---DNS 955 Robert Metz---DNS 122 Perry Johnson---DNS 198 Marcus Elder---DNS 77 Phillip French---DNS Modified heat winners, 01 Howard Willis, 10 Kenny Batterbee, 151 Kevin Batterbee, 561 David Horner White doubles his pleasure It's not often that one driver has the chance to score two race wins in one night, let alone accomplish it. Paul White showed his moxie, with some serious moves early, then adapting his line at the end to get past early leader Brad Ball for his second victory of the night. The start of the 21-car, Limited Modified feature got off to a scary start, when Mark Greiner got turned from a three wide battle at the back of the pack, sending him hard into the wall head on. Greiner's car banked off the wall and rolled several times before to coming to rest. Geiner was able to walk away sore, but otherwise uninjured. Once back to racing Ball and Donny Wyble stayed wheel to wheel until Ball came out of turn 2 with the lead. Wyble, Derek Ross, Jeff Mueller and White fell in line behind Ball. Mueller got by Ross on lap 1, with White following in his wake. Using a classic high/low move White then picked off third from Mueller on lap 2. Up front Wyble was putting the pressure on Ball getting inside going into turn 1. Ball held his line and had the momentum coming off turn 2 to hold the lead. White used the same move to snag second from Mueller on lap 4. In the pack, Doug Maxwell snared a top five spot getting by Travis Hudnall on lap 5. Back up front White turned up the heat on Ball diving low out of turn 2 on several laps and getting along side Ball. Ball would hold off the veteran on the back stretch. Wyble's top run ended on lap 9 when he came to a stop on the back straight from third. On the restart, Morris Arnold and Maxwell slugged it out for fourth, with the two making contact in between turns 3-4. The mid-pack stack caused a chain reaction melee with numerous cars getting involved. Once back to green, the crafty White changed his line running low through turn 1 getting beside Ball, and taking the point on te back stretch to lead lap 10. Debris on the track brought out a quick yellow on lap 11. White got a good jump on the restart, but Mueller spun in turn 1 with a flat collecting Hudnall and Ross. Finally back under way, White inched ahead of Ball, while Barry Moody grabbed at top five spot from Hudnall, after coming from the B-main. Moody then closed in on Ross and after running wheel to wheel on lap 12 got the spot on lap 13. Up front, White was taking the white flag holding a three car length lead over Ball in the time shortened event. At the checkers it was White scoring the 'Daily Double' in the Bridwell Motorsports, Motors by Adan, Dust Devil Chassis. “I don't think you should be writing about my line for everyone else,” added White jokingly. “I was just really searching(for the fast line), and back in the field like I was I moved around. It was a little bit slow to do it that way, but I could get a pretty good run across there as long as someone wasn't right on me.” “In both cars, I had a good enough car to run the top or the bottom. So I was able to change my line on Brad(Ball). If he picked one, I was going to the other. I felt just as sure that I could pull something off in whatever line he gave me. It's just he track being racy like it was tonight.” “After that last wreck in turns 3-4 it left some moisture on the track. It worked alright on my restarts, but it also moved the line up. That put a lot of moisture up in my groove that I really didn't want. It made me a little tight, but I all worked out alright.” Limited Modifieds 216 Paul White 78 Brad Ball 281 Morris Arnold 90 Barry Moody 24 Derek Ross 444 Travis Hudnell 47 Andy Wojtasczk 8X Chris Blaszak 18 Donny Wyble 31T Tyler King 71 Chase Breeze 5 Mike Martin 43 Jeff Mueller 2 Kevin Sellers 91 James Buckley 128 Ed Clancy 191 Doug Maxwell 911 Michael Peevey 124 Jeremy Richardson 64 Thomas Downey 88 Troy Baugh 08 N/A 93 Mark Greiner Limited Modified B-main(top 9 transfer) 64 Thomas Downey 90 Barry Moody 08 N/A 8 Chris Blaszek 124 Jeremy Richardson 31 Tyler King 93 Mark Greiner 91 James Buckley 5 Brain Poulter -----------------------------------------DNT/DNS---not in order 15 Chris Goodman 17 Jesse McNorton 46 Randy Bridges 000 Joe Horn 388 Steve Bumow 127 Dalton Faulkner 27 Randy Lewis 26 Wesley Ross 39 Chad Cambron 23 Billy Gould 86 Justin Collins 05 Mike Martin 30 Bradley Williams 28 Michael McDonald 188 Derek Rashall 98 Markus Elder 19 David Lege 40 Jeff Wood 114 Roy Catlin 36 Steve Hoppe Limited Modified heat winners, 78 Brad Ball, 18 Donny Wyble, 43 Jeff Mueller, 24 Derek Ross, 444 Travis Hudnall Hellman outlasts Pure Stock field Literally. Brad Hellman, who looked to have them covered anyway, was close to the last man standing at the end of the 20-lap Pure Stock feature. Hellman ran to the front, then got sideways and fell back, only to work his way back to the point. At one point during the final laps, drivers in th top five dropped like flies, as Hellman was running on to the win. Kasey Garvin got he early lead of the 15-car feature with Josh Ellender, Hellman and Chance Mekalip taking up the chase. Ronnie Mekalip got by C. Mekalip on lap 1 for fourth. Hellman got by Ellender for second on lap 2 and was quickly on Garvin, who would slow on the straightaway. Hellman got sideways trying to get by Garvin on the bottom, falling back to ninth. Ellender and R. Mekalip began to ease away from Garvin who couldn't get up to speed and continued to fall back. R. Mekalip and Ellender were door to door for the lead with R. Mekalip getting the spot briefly on lap 6. Ellender fought of the charge to hold on to the top spot. Further back, Hellman had worked his way back up to fourth, then getting by Daniel Seals for third on lap 9. Hellman continued his march to the front, taking second from R. Mekalip. Seals and Tommy Page got by R. Mekalip on lap 11 for third and fourth, as Steve Hoppe spun in turn 3 to bring out a caution. Under yellow, Seals went through the read/yellow area but never stopped, but R. Mekalip made the pit stop, along with Garvin. On the restart, Hellman was slow to go, with Seals and C. Mekalip getting around for second and third. Hellman wasted little time retaking the spots on lap 12. Hellman then closed on Ellender for the lead getting by on the back stretch to lead lap 15. Ethan Cossey got by Chris Barnes to pick up a top five spot. Then the attrition hit the top five. First it was Seals who slowed and pulled to he infield with overheating issues. Lap 17 saw C. Mekalip spin from, third, Cossey pull to the infield and Ellender's car give up from second. Hellman now had Chris McCarty on his bumper for the final laps, but McCarty never could get close enough for a serious challenge as Hellman took the victory. Pure Stocks 1H Brad Hellman 99 Chris McCarty 10 Ronnie Mekalip 7 Tommy Page 34 Chris Barnes 11 Bobby Finney 129 Kasey Garvin 56 Jimmy Gibson 50 Josh Ellender 21 Chance Mekalip 29 Daniel Seals 17 Ethan Cossey 5 Eddie Thibodeaux 36 Steve Hoppe 361 Danny Pitman 13 Steve Grissom---DNS 84 Randell Page---DNS 179 Donald Cain jr---DNS Pure Stock heat winners, 129 Kasey Garvin, 21 Chance Mekalip, 1H Brad Hellman Edited March 23, 2009 by rebelracewriter Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rebelracewriter Posted March 21, 2009 Author Report Share Posted March 21, 2009 (edited) Driver update....I've been told that Johno Whittington was piloting the 91 car owned by Robert Mtz. jr.....sorry for any confusion. Edited March 21, 2009 by rebelracewriter Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
wolfpack1 Posted March 21, 2009 Report Share Posted March 21, 2009 Thanks for the results Reb...tonight should be a blast. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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