rebelracewriter Posted September 26, 2009 Report Share Posted September 26, 2009 IMCA SSM Heats(winner to A-main) Heat 1. 55T Eric Tomlinson 83k Kenny Ware 5D Kevin Green 224 Mike McDougal 5m Bobby Mercer 444 Trent Crawford 68 Rusty Head 4$ Kris Rye---DNS Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rebelracewriter Posted September 26, 2009 Author Report Share Posted September 26, 2009 Heat 2. 71 Scotty Wallace 65 JP Dowell 27 Johnny Lewellan 13s Sarah Goode 111 Michael Young 1 Kevin Sustaire 6 Caleb Stone 127 Tommy Kays Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rebelracewriter Posted September 26, 2009 Author Report Share Posted September 26, 2009 Heat 3 31c Chase Jupe 28 Gabe Tucker 7 Cody Frank 44 Andrew Washburn 37 Bill Pittaway 4R Brian Rye 05 Dennis Purrington. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rebelracewriter Posted September 26, 2009 Author Report Share Posted September 26, 2009 Heat 4. 1kw Keith White 5c Chris Cogburn 144 Jeff Turner 712 Colton Monroe 64 Devin Burgess 35 Jeff Emerson 199 Chase Brewer—DNS Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rebelracewriter Posted September 26, 2009 Author Report Share Posted September 26, 2009 Heat 5. 353 Cary Stephens 11 Mark McDaniel 48 Mitch Tierney 804 Chuck Copeland 31 Michael Martin 3p Eddie Prator 00 Brad Shirley--BF Rough Driving Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rebelracewriter Posted September 26, 2009 Author Report Share Posted September 26, 2009 Heat 6. 95 Steven Abbey 99 Matt Winnett 2 Brandon Stewart 411 Chase Neill 12w Gary Fox 16 Donald Owens 88 David Goode jr---DNS Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rebelracewriter Posted September 26, 2009 Author Report Share Posted September 26, 2009 Heat 7. 4g Kenneth Graves 20 Ronnie Welborn 1w Walter Hamilton 711 Michael Daniels 10d Don Painter 54R David Redmon 17 Chad Kosse Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rebelracewriter Posted September 26, 2009 Author Report Share Posted September 26, 2009 Heat 8. 210 Jacob Pirkle 38 Dean Abbey 55 TJ Green 13 Jeremy Rutenschroer 91w Mitchell Waschman 3 Brandon McElroy 007 Chris Meyers--DQ(tech) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rebelracewriter Posted September 26, 2009 Author Report Share Posted September 26, 2009 ICruisers 01 Dan Webre jr 2 Gordon Coble(track champion) 44 William Dean 7 Steve Young 8w Steve Wade 95 Dwain Wills 96 Jeff Woodruff 1 Chris Wills 16oz Jeff Williams 293 Barry Gaston 5T Randy Thompson 78 Martin Quiram E3 Eric Newton 9 Andrew Richards 17 Blaine Simcik 744 Allen Neal 711 Hollie Gaston 07 Mike VanCleave Twisters 17 Jay Hutson(track champion) 16 Aaron Headrick 5t Dustin Thompson 07 James Barber 8 Shawn Morosky 171 Justin Huse 70 Scott Webre 94ak James Pilgrim 81 Ricky Bobby 5n Amy Nichols 829 J D Hardcastle 17k Colby Krahn Jr. Mini Stocks 16 Alex Norris(track champion) 21j Jordan Kornegay 96 Cory Kreder Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rebelracewriter Posted September 26, 2009 Author Report Share Posted September 26, 2009 IMCA SSM B-Mains(top 4 to A-main) B-Main #1 65 JP Dowell 27 Johnny Lewellan 83k Kenny Ware 224 Mike McDougal 68 Rusty Head 1 Kevin Sustaire 111 Michael Young 6 Caleb Stone 444 Trent Crawford 5d Kevin Green 127 Tommy Kays 13 Sarah Goode 5m Bobby Mercer 4$ Kris Rye Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rebelracewriter Posted September 26, 2009 Author Report Share Posted September 26, 2009 B-Main #2 5c Chris Cogburn 28 Gabe Tucker 144 Jeff Turner 7 Cody Frank 64 Devin Burgess 44 Andrew Washburn 37 Bill Pittaway 35 Jeff Emerson 712 Colton Monroe 4R Brian Rye 05 Dennis Purrington 199 Chase Brewer—DNS Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rebelracewriter Posted September 26, 2009 Author Report Share Posted September 26, 2009 B-Main #3 11 Mark McDaniel 2 Brandon Stewart 48 Mitch Tierney 3p Eddie Prator 31 Michael Martin 12w Gary Fox 16 Donald Owens 00 Brad Shirley 411 Chase Neill 04 Chuck Copeland 99 Matt Winnett 88x David Goode jr—DNS Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rebelracewriter Posted September 26, 2009 Author Report Share Posted September 26, 2009 B-Main #4 20 Ronnie Welborn 007 Chris Meyers 38 Dean Abbey 10d Don Painter 711 Michael Daniels 8 Danny Hogue 13 Jeremy Rutenschroer 54R David Redmon 1w Walter Hamilton 55 TJ Green 3 Brandon McElroy---DNS 17 Chad Kosse---DNS Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rebelracewriter Posted September 26, 2009 Author Report Share Posted September 26, 2009 Pure Stock 08 Greg Andrews 68 Wade White 54 Melvin Kemp jr 18k Tommy Honey 3 Edward Harcrow 33 James Haynes 02 Colton Glaser 2 Dillon Payne 14 Weston Glaser 707 Brandon Goodnight 17 Jeff Sheppard 8 David Andrews 29 Michael Votaw 10 Jeff Wills 702 Brian Walker 25c Chad Pelham Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rebelracewriter Posted September 26, 2009 Author Report Share Posted September 26, 2009 SSM A-main line up 71-95 55t-4g 31c-355 210-1kw 65-5c 11-20 27-28 2-007 83k-144 48-38 224-7 3p-10d Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rebelracewriter Posted September 26, 2009 Author Report Share Posted September 26, 2009 Street Stock 1 Doug Andrews 71 Tommy Kirkpatrick(track champion) 13 Jason Honey 181 Ed Thompson 2 John Heffelfinger 4 Carroll Edmonds 14k Jerry Whatley 32 Bill Eller 12 Brandon Guerin 42 Mark Guerin 5 Robert Fuller 74 Lewis Blackwood 3 Mike Sutherland 84 Kevin Hejl Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rebelracewriter Posted September 26, 2009 Author Report Share Posted September 26, 2009 IMCA Modifieds 303 Chase Jupe 21x Jimmie Helona 28 Gabe Tucker 47 Benji Kirkpatrick 111 Matt Martin 107 David Goode 123 Justin Redmon 8j Dwayne Grantham 1w Keith White(track champion) 45t Eric Tomlinson 96 Johnny Sheets 52 John Gober 715 JP Dowell 28G Brian Guay 76 Cody Daniels Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rebelracewriter Posted September 26, 2009 Author Report Share Posted September 26, 2009 IMCA SSM A-Main(top 8 to Saturdays Big A-Main) Home Track Edge Works for White Local ace Keith White used home track advantage to his benefit taking the first step towards a second IMCA Southern SportsMod title. White, who started eighth, patiently worked his way forward and was in the right spot at the right time when Leader, Eric Tomlinson suffered problems. White eased away the final laps to grab the win. As green waved on the 24-car field Steven Abbey beat Scotty Wallace into turn 1 for the lead. Wallace suffered a flat right rear and coming down the front stretch got run over triggering a chain reaction accident that collected seven other cars. S. Abbey again got the lead on the next start with Tomlinson, Kenneth Graves and Jacob Pirkle in pursuit. Pirkle got around Graves for third as the top three sorted out, while the rest of the field was still side by side. JP Dowell looked outside Graves for fourth on lap 4 and nearly got squeezed into the back stretch wall. Dowell finally completed the pass on lap 5. White then moved in on Graves and almost found the same spot on the back stretch wall when Graves again drifted up coming out of turn 2. S. Abbey had his night go bad on lap 7 after a trip through the infield and then to the pits. This handed the lead to Tomlinson on lap 8. White eventually got past Graves and closed on Dowell, while Tomlinson pulled away from Pirkle. Yellow waved on lap 11 when Ronnie Welborn and Chris Cogburn made contact sending Cogburn around and into the mud. On the restart, Tomlinson got away clean, with Pirkle trying to hold off White for second. Dean Abbey lost the door panel to quickly bring the caution back out. The next try was single file with White looking high on Pirkle for the spot. White again tried the high side on lap 12 before ducking under Pirkle on lap 13 to get the position. White quickly closed on Tomlinson who was beginning to slow with handling issues. White snagged the lead on lap 14 while Tomlinson slowed dramatically. Don Painter then ran up the back of the slowed Tomlinson ending both their nights. White then began stretching out his advantage over Pirkle and Dowell who held a good margin back to Chase Jupe, Graves, Welborn, Brandon Stewart and Cary Stephens, who held down the final transfer. With two to go, White had built a half straightaway lead, while Mark McDaniel and Jeff Turner joined the fight for eighth. At the checkers it was the track champion, White in the Traceys Auto Sales, Braka Operating, TCI, Amsoil, Tubbs Paint & Body, D&S Painting, Cen-Tex Motorsports, Stephenville Starter, Belton Metals, Carroll's powered Big Chief Chassis. "I think we had something for Eric(Tomlinson)," replied White. "He was kind of running the middle to the bottom, and I was running ther top. I think if I had snuck up on him and got him cleared I would have been ok. I got hung up behind the 4g(kenneth Graves) and the 210(Jacob Pirkle) they were hitting the ruts and bouncing over in front of me. "We redrew a six and there's a lot of racing tomorrow. We don't know how the track's going to be tomorrow. Hopefully it will be a track we can pass on. As much rain as we've had they did an excellent job with the track and the pits. It was racey even as rough as it was." "I need to concentrate on the SportMod. I need this win and need the points. I'll be all over the car tomorrow to make sure nothing is going to fall off of it." 1kw Keith White 65 JP Dowell 31c Chase Jupe 2 Brandon Stewart 4g Kenneth Graves 355 Cary Stephens 11 Mark McDaniel 20 Ronnie Welborn 83k Kenny Ware 44 Jeff Turner 7 Cody Frank 27 Johnny Lewellan 5c Chris Cogburn 38n Dean Abbey 55t Eric Tomlinson 10d Don Painter 3p Eddie Prator 95 Steven Abbey 007 Chris Meyers 224 Mike McDougal 48 Mitch Tierney 71 Scotty Wallace 28 Gabe Tucker 210 Jacob Pirkle---DQ(Tech) originally 2nd Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sarge Posted September 26, 2009 Report Share Posted September 26, 2009 Thanks for the time and effort you put into doing this J. Sure wish I was there to type them for you. Looking forward to tonights results. Stay safe, Bill "Sarge" Masom Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rebelracewriter Posted September 26, 2009 Author Report Share Posted September 26, 2009 IMCA Hobby Stocks 47 Shannon Dulock 5c Chris Cogburn 32 Joe Williams 25 Michael Gaunet 17 Scott Tacker 46 Billy Taylor 60 Nathan Sodek 18 Jeremy Hendrix 82c Garret Rawls 33c Charles Cosper 63 Andy Roller 44 Bryan Sewell 45 Ray Kemp jr---DQ(Tech) originally 2nd Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RBSF Posted September 26, 2009 Report Share Posted September 26, 2009 I've never seen a emergency response team like HOT's. That crew, that setup WORKS!!!! I am so proud and blown away by this group, and to me they are THE primo. WOW! I don't know yet whether or not they are paid, but even if they are, they EARN IT. They have the PPE on, even in the muggy heat, they are on the scene faster than I've ever seen, and they HANDLE IT. If I had anything left in the budget, I'd send that crew to the best steakhouse in town. Amazing..... When I met them and did a walk-thru of their setup, listened to their game plan, their training....... I told them that I hoped they would bored, didn't work out that way, at all. Awesome. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rebelracewriter Posted September 26, 2009 Author Report Share Posted September 26, 2009 Jupe Takes IMCA Modified Joust Several times this season Chase Jupe has played bridesmaid to Keith White in the IMCA Modifieds, even in the points standings. Tonight would be his night to shine as he capitalized on White's misfortune. Jupe hounded White early in the 20-lapper and took over the lead after White's car ejected the driveshaft. From there Jupe built a big margin to snag the victory in his Jupe Trucking, Clover Cleaners, Kevin Jupe Trucking, Phatt Bodyz, Leroy Trucking, Cen-Tex Motorsports powered 2004 Smileys Chassis. White edged out front as green waved on the IMCA Modified main event, followed by Jupe, Jimmie Helona and Johnny Sheets. Jupe kept the pressure on the veteran showing the nose of his ride in the corners for the first four laps. Jupe lost a little ground on lap 5 getting a little loose. Jupe regained the distance when Cody Daniels stopped in turn 2 to bring out a caution. On the restart Jupe took another shot on the low side, but White held steady up top. White and Jupe began to put some distance on Helona, while Gabe Tucker and Eric Tomlinson battled side by for fourth. That fight ended on lap 10 when Tomlinson dropped a driveshaft in turn 1, a sign of things to come. Once back to green, White got a slight lead over Jupe, but going down the back stretch White had his driveshaft exit and coasted to a stop in turn 3. This handed the lead to Jupe for the lap 12 restart, who got a huge jump on Helona as green waved. In the pack, Benji Kirkpatrick was moving up taking fourth from Justin Redmon on lap 12. Redmon continued to drop spots giving way to Matt Martin and David Goode on lap 13. As the laps wound down Jupe increased his margin over Helona and Tucker and as the checkers waved, held a full straightaway lead, with Helona and Tucker nose to tail. "I believe we could have caught Keith(White), said Jupe. "He told me when we came in the pits, his brake line had come off and he couldn't get in the corner real well. I showed him the nose a few times and truely think we could have gotten by him if he could have kept going. But, A win's a win! I hate it for him to break, but luck hasn't been on our side this year. Even finishing second to him is a big accomplishment. Luck was in our favor tonight." "I've been running against Keith for six or seven years in the SportMods and Modifieds, if he makes a mistake its very rare. You better be there to capitalize on it, because you're probably not going to get another chance. If he gets out, it's probably going to take him breaking." "I'm looking to draw a good number for the SportMod A-main tomorrow," added Jupe. "If I can pull off off a top five I'd be satisfied, a win would be great. I haven't driven the SportMod this year, anything top five and up is OK in my book. IMCA Modifieds 303 Chase Jupe 21x Jimmie Helona 28 Gabe Tucker 47 Benji Kirkpatrick 111 Matt Martin 107 David Goode 123 Justin Redmon 8j Dwayne Grantham 1w Keith White(track champion) 45t Eric Tomlinson 96 Johnny Sheets 52 John Gober 715 JP Dowell 28G Brian Guay 76 Cody Daniels Dulock wins Hobby Stock setto, Cosper wins the war Shannon Dulock jumped ahead of the 18-car IMCA Hobby Stock field charging from his second row starting spot. Charles Cosper, who basically just had to take he green to lock up the championship, pulled high an dropped to the back of the pack out of harms way. Behind Dulock were Ray Kemp jr. Andy Roller and Chri Cogburn. Jeremy Hendrix took over the fifth spot from Billy Taylor, while former Hobby Stock Rookie of th Year, Bryan Sewell marched into th top ten from his last row start. Yellow waved on lap 10 when #75 nosed into he back stretch wall. On the restart Cogburn and Taylor hooked bumpers starting a scramble for positions mid-pack. Dulock had Kemp on his bumper and when he slipped Kemp got along side in turn 3. As the two ran door to door a little contact was made with Roller now looking for an opening. Roller tried to dive under the duo going three wide, but hit the slick area and half spun through the infield. Roller caught a break when a lap 15 caution for debris allowed him to get his spot back. There was plenty of paint swapping in the final few laps and while Roller and Kemp were slugging it out for second, Dulock eased away. Roller's top finish shot came to an end on lap 16 when he slowed giving up positions to Cogburn, #32, Michael Gaunet and Scott Tacker. At the finish it was Dulock holding off Kemp for the checkers IMCA Hobby Stocks 47 Shannon Dulock 5c Chris Cogburn 32 25 Michael Gaunet 17 Scott Tacker 46 Billy Taylor 60 Nathan Sodek 18x Jamey Liugh 82r Garrett Rawls 33c Charles Cosper(track champion) 63 Andy Roller 44 Bryan Sewell 18 Jeremy Hendrix 56 Melvin Burrows 75 Kyle Davis 81 Jeremy Oliver 60R Randy Sodek 45 Ray Kemp Jr--DQ(Tech) The two points contenders, Tommy Kirkpatrick and Doug Andrews, battled side by side on lap 1 of the Street Stock feature with Andrews getting the advantage on lap 2. Yellow waved on lap 3 when Mike Sutherland, Kevin Hejl and Lewis Blackwood sat scattered in turn 3. On the restart, Andrews held the point with Ed Thompson getting by Kirkpatrick for second and Brandon Guerin moving up to fourth. Kirkpatrick retook second from Thompson on lap 5, with B. Guerin following to third. Jason Honey, Carroll Edmonds and Mark Guerin tried three wide in turn 1, with Honey going around to bring out the yellow on lap 7. Once back to green, B. Guerin took second from Kirkpatrick, while Edmonds was snagging fourth from Thompson. As Honey quickly motored his way back to fifth on lap 10, B. Guerin broke and pulled off, and Edmonds slowed giving up spots to Honey and Thompson. As the laps ran down Andrews was out front cruising away, with Kirkpatrick solidly in second. With the white the ir, Andrews had a full straightaway on Kirkpatrick who the championship in his sights. At th checkers Andrews easily took the victory, but after 16 long years of trying, the popular Kirkpatrick finally his first ever track title. Street Stock 1 Doug Andrews 71 Tommy Kirkpatrick(track champion) 13 Jason Honey 181 Ed Thompson 2 John Heffelfinger 4 Carroll Edmonds 14k Jerry Whatley 32 Bill Eller 12 Brandon Guerin 42 Mark Guerin 5 Robert Fuller 74 Lewis Blackwood 3 Mike Sutherland 84 Kevin Hejl Greg Andrews lead the way as green flew on the Pure Stock feature as he, Wade White and Jeff Sheppard pulled away from Melvin Kemp, David Andrews and Tommy Honey. Jeff Wills, Brian Walker and Chad Pelham tangled in turn 3 with Michael Votaw going over the hill to bring out a red on lap 2. On back to green, Kemp and Honey got past Sheppard who was slowing. Kemp and Honey were door to door on lap 4, but Kemp held the spot. Honey continued to keep the heat on Kemp throughout the final laps. Up front it was G. Andrews building a comfortable margin over White running off to snare the vitory and track championship. Pure Stock 08 Greg Andrews(track champion) 68 Wade White 54 Melvin Kemp jr 18k Tommy Honey 3 Edward Harcrow 33 James Haynes 02 Colton Glaser 2 Dillon Payne 14 Weston Glaser 707 Brandon Goodnight 17 Jeff Sheppard 8 David Andrews 29 Michael Votaw 10 Jeff Wills 702 Brian Walker 25c Chad Pelham Polesitter and points leader, Gordon Coble got out front at the start of the Cruiser feature with Mike VanCleave getting second from Barry Gaston. Eric Newton and Blaine Simcik tangled in turn 3 to bring out the yellow on lap 3. Coble got a big jump on green while William Dean and B. Gaston ran side by side for second. Dean got the spot on lap 4, with Dan Webre jr. following to third. Webre used lapped traffic to sneak past Dean for second on lap 10. Webre then tracked down Coble for lead on lap 12 and too over the point on lap 13. From there Webre was able to hold off Coble, who as in command of his own destiny for the championship. Webre won the battle for the win, while Coble won the war. Cruisers 01 Dan Webre jr 2 Gordon Coble(track champion) 44 William Dean 7 Steve Young 8w Steve Wade 95 Dwain Wills 96 Jeff Woodruff 1 Chris Wills 16oz Jeff Williams 293 Barry Gaston 5T Randy Thompson 78 Martin Quiram E3 Eric Newton 9 Andrew Richards 17 Blaine Simcik 744 Allen Neal 711 Hollie Gaston 07 Mike VanCleave Jay Hutson took command of the Twister feature early with James Barber, Dustin Thompson and Aaron Headrick on his tail. Hutson pulled away from th field in his quest for th track title, while several three wide groups slugged it out, literally and figuratively, in his wake. In the final laps Headrick was able to get by past Thompson and Barber for second, but Hutson was long gone on his way to the checkers and championship trophy. Twisters 17 Jay Hutson(track champion) 16 Aaron Headrick 5t Dustin Thompson 07 James Barber 8 Shawn Morosky 171 Justin Huse 70 Scott Webre 94ak James Pilgrim 81 Ricky Bobby 5n Amy Nichols 829 J D Hardcastle 17k Colby Krahn With only three cars in the Jr. Mini Stock feature you wouldn't expect much excitement, right? Wrong! With a mere one point lead Alex Norris had to hold off Jordan Kornegay to secure his first title. It was just as much a boy-girl thing as it was a race for he championship. The two battled tooth and nail in the early stages, running side by side and trading a little paint before Norris finally got some breathing room an held off Kornegay for the win and track title. Jr. Mini Stocks 16 Alex Norris(track champion) 21j Jordan Kornegay 96 Cory Kreder Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nathan Posted September 27, 2009 Report Share Posted September 27, 2009 great write up Jay! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
lilmodified Posted September 27, 2009 Report Share Posted September 27, 2009 with as much detailed writing as you do, rebel....i'm still trying to figure out how you have time to even watch the races!! great job! and, thanks! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rebelracewriter Posted September 28, 2009 Author Report Share Posted September 28, 2009 You should see my note pad.... Well wait, you would be able to decipher it......it's in hyrogliphics. I could always use a good assistant though!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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