Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Lon Oelke - USMTS official and announcer will join this week's show
Tune in tomorrow at 5:10 when we recap last weekends racing results from all of our local race tracks. We'll also be joined on the program by Lon Oelke to discuss the upcoming USMTS racing action in Fairmont on Thursday night.
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
June 13th Program - Airs at 4:35
Due to the Hutchinson water carnival going on this weekend we have a scheduling conflict so the racing connection will air tomorrow at 4:35. Be sure to tune in as we talk with Ray Beste, columnist for Dirt Modified Magazine and a PR guy for dirt track racing in the Midwest. Also on the program is Julie Rose as we gear up for this weekend's Grand National NTPA power pull at the McLeod County Fairgrounds this Friday and Saturday. Both nights start at 7:00pm
Saturday, June 9, 2012
Noteboom shines in opening night of the North Star Series in Fairmont
FAIRMONT,
Minnesota - (June 8th) A fantastic night of racing kicked off tour
stop number one of ten in the North Star Series presented by Powder
Werks of Lake Crystal. With 31 Modifieds checked in and more than 100
cars in the 5 IMCA classes, the large crowd on hand seen Nate Coopman
and Devin Smith remain undefeated at the big half mile for the 2012
season. Dustin Larson followed up last week's victory by again taking
the top honors in the Stock Car division, Tad Reutzel picked up the
hardware in a hard fought Sport Mod battle, and Jay Noteboom used a top
side restart to take the lead and run away with the Modified feature
win.
Defending Sport Compact National Champion, Nate Coopman, looked good as usual sweeping the night. Aaron Betz took the runner-up to Coopman in both the heat and feature. The rest of the top five were Jason Bolte, Terry Blowers, and Megan Lappegard.
The Hobby Stock feature was dominated by Iowa cars with Josh Peters and John Briggs battling for the top spot early on as Devin Smith was moving forward from his 6th row starting spot. It was only a matter of time before Smith would work his #81 machine past both of them to take the lead and run away with the win. The rest of the top 5 were Briggs, Peters, Kimpton, and Luinenburg.
The Sport Modified feature was a dandy with hard fought battle between Mathew Looft, Josh Bonnsetter, and Tad Reutzel. Bonnsetter took the early lead but Looft had his car working on the bottom to drive into the lead. Bonnsetter found some bite on the top of turns 3 and 4 to regain the lead. With a late race caution as the laps wound down, Reutzel took advantage of the restart and took over the top spot to go on to pick up his second Fairmont feature win of the year.
In the IMCA Stock Car Feature Dustin Larson drew the pole position and maintained the number one spot the entire race with Derek Green following a close second for the entire 15 laps. The battle from 3rd on back was were the action was with Jim Larson and Don Killen doing battle as they raced to the front from the 5th row. Killen and Larson got together going into turn three while challenging for fifth resulting in both cars going to the trailers before the finish. Meanwhile the top two spots remained unchanged as Dustin Larson took the checkers followed by Green, Sathoff, Altenburg, and Wannarka coming from 13th.
Fairmont veteran and modified legend, Mark Noble drew the pole for Yeager Implement Night as the top twelve spots were determined by redraw and the remaining six rows from the B-main. As they came to the green it was outside pole sitter, Josh Ruby who took the lead and set the early pace with the 7n machine of Jay Noteboom coming on strong. After a couple of back to back cautions with Ruby sitting alone in the front, it was Noteboom choosing the second row, outside, restart that helped him make the pass on the #30 machine of Ruby. Once in the lead, Noteboom wasn't challenged but the racing was fierce farther back with Eric Dailey and Mike Hansen charging to the front after both qualifying out of the B-Feature. A late race yellow in the 20 lap feature created a green, white, checkered, restart but the #7 of Eric Dailey did not have enough to take a legit shot at Noteboom as he settled for second, Mike Hanson, Roger Neilsen, and Tim Pessek rounded out the top five.
FEATURE RESULTS
MODIFIEDS A-Main - 1. 7n Jay Noteboom, 2. 7 Eric Dailey, 3. 12H Mike Hansen, 4. 9 Roger Nielsen, 5. 74T Tim Pessek, 6. 63 Josh Meyer, 7. 74c Clint Hatlestad, 8. 00 - Mark Gartner, 9. 17x Gary Oskerson, 10. X Josh Rogotzke, 11. 19m Dan Menk, 12. 10 Andrew Timm, 13. 66 Jerry Wren, 14. 30 Josh Ruby, 15. 65 Justin Bjorkland, 16. 75 Mark Noble, 17. 5 Brandon Beckendorf, 18. 95 Olliver Kollofski, 19. 77x Travis Peterson, 20. 44 Damon Haslip, 21. 12 Chad Porter, 22. 7s Todd Steinhart 23. 20 - Denny Anderson, 24. 85 Joe Anderson.
MODIFIEDS - B-Main - 1. 5 Brandon Beckendorf, 2. 63 Josh Meyer, 3. 12H Mike Hansen, 4. 7 Eric Dailey, 5. 65 Justin Bjorklund, 6. 17X Garry Oskerson, 7. 20 Denny Anderson, 8. 74T Tim Pessek, 9. X Josh Rogotzke, 10. 85 Joe Anderson, 11. 10 Andrew Timm, 12. 19M Dan Menk, 13. 44H Tye Haslip, 14. 24 Travis Deboer, 15. 6z Nate Zimmerman, 16. M8 Dalton Magers, 17. 17s James Slawson, 18. 18 Ben Panitzke, 19. 1A Dwaine Hanson
STOCK CARS - 1. 5L Dustin Larson, 2. 32 Derek Green, 3. 5 Luke Sathoff, 4. 00 Andy Altenburg, 5. 20 Dustin Wannarka, 6. 7L Jeffrey Larson, 7. 66 Dan Thate, 8. 9 Jerry Coopman, 9. 110 Ken Tietz, 10. 23M Dave Moriarty, 11. 41 Brad Scheibel, 12. 33 Ben Enter, 13. 36 Brad Malmanger, 14. 24 Doug Wark, 15. 121 Scott Adams, 16. 6L Jim Larson, 17. 81 Don Killen, 18. 1j Doug Jenkins, 19. 2X Tony Rustad
SPORT MODS 1. 5R Tad Reutzel, 2. 9 Matthew Looft, 3. 1 Greg Sidles, 4. 27 Dustin Philipp, 5. 30 Ben Ruby, 6. 4 Travis Greenfield, 7. 22 Joey Lium, 8. 12 Doug Smith, 9. 0 Justin Remus, 10. 3W Randy Winter, 11. 7C Ben Chukuske, 12. 18 Kyle Steuber, 13. 24 Andy Daschner, 14. 38m Mark Garver, 15. 35 Bruce Egeland, 16. 20 Justin Schuder, 17. JD1 Justin Deboer, 18. 7N Nathan Chukuske, 19. 25 Dan Paplow, 20. 23 Logan Kelly, 21. 27x Max Anderson, 22. 80 Josh Bonnsetter
HOBBY STOCKS 1. 81 Devin Smith, 2. 87 John Briggs, 3. 84 Josh Peters, 4. 52 Guy Kimpton, 5. 17 Justin Luinenburg, 6. 2B Jeff Senne, 7. 63 Rick Heenan, 8. 33t Tyler Ignaszewski, 9. 31 Troy Krug,, 10. 72 Chris Isaacson, 11. 16 Ryan Grochow, 12. 19 Britten Swanson, 13. 69 Roger Krebs, 14. 75 Josh Telecky, 15. 1S Sarah Voss, 16. 2 Brennen Boettger, 17. 14J Mackenzie Jenkins, 18. 77 Doug Schwanz 19. 32 Wes Jahnz
SPORT COMPACTS 1. 9 Nate Coopman, 2. Aaron Betz, 3. 101K Jason Bolte, 4. 43 Terry Blowers, 5. 33 Megan Lappegard, 6. 25 Jared Nicoson, 7. 2R Mick Rykhus, 8. 18L Colby Lyons, 9. 44 Duwayne Berndt, 10. 15 Scott Porter.
Defending Sport Compact National Champion, Nate Coopman, looked good as usual sweeping the night. Aaron Betz took the runner-up to Coopman in both the heat and feature. The rest of the top five were Jason Bolte, Terry Blowers, and Megan Lappegard.
The Hobby Stock feature was dominated by Iowa cars with Josh Peters and John Briggs battling for the top spot early on as Devin Smith was moving forward from his 6th row starting spot. It was only a matter of time before Smith would work his #81 machine past both of them to take the lead and run away with the win. The rest of the top 5 were Briggs, Peters, Kimpton, and Luinenburg.
The Sport Modified feature was a dandy with hard fought battle between Mathew Looft, Josh Bonnsetter, and Tad Reutzel. Bonnsetter took the early lead but Looft had his car working on the bottom to drive into the lead. Bonnsetter found some bite on the top of turns 3 and 4 to regain the lead. With a late race caution as the laps wound down, Reutzel took advantage of the restart and took over the top spot to go on to pick up his second Fairmont feature win of the year.
In the IMCA Stock Car Feature Dustin Larson drew the pole position and maintained the number one spot the entire race with Derek Green following a close second for the entire 15 laps. The battle from 3rd on back was were the action was with Jim Larson and Don Killen doing battle as they raced to the front from the 5th row. Killen and Larson got together going into turn three while challenging for fifth resulting in both cars going to the trailers before the finish. Meanwhile the top two spots remained unchanged as Dustin Larson took the checkers followed by Green, Sathoff, Altenburg, and Wannarka coming from 13th.
Fairmont veteran and modified legend, Mark Noble drew the pole for Yeager Implement Night as the top twelve spots were determined by redraw and the remaining six rows from the B-main. As they came to the green it was outside pole sitter, Josh Ruby who took the lead and set the early pace with the 7n machine of Jay Noteboom coming on strong. After a couple of back to back cautions with Ruby sitting alone in the front, it was Noteboom choosing the second row, outside, restart that helped him make the pass on the #30 machine of Ruby. Once in the lead, Noteboom wasn't challenged but the racing was fierce farther back with Eric Dailey and Mike Hansen charging to the front after both qualifying out of the B-Feature. A late race yellow in the 20 lap feature created a green, white, checkered, restart but the #7 of Eric Dailey did not have enough to take a legit shot at Noteboom as he settled for second, Mike Hanson, Roger Neilsen, and Tim Pessek rounded out the top five.
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| Jay Noteboom - Fairmont Winner of North Star Race |
FEATURE RESULTS
MODIFIEDS A-Main - 1. 7n Jay Noteboom, 2. 7 Eric Dailey, 3. 12H Mike Hansen, 4. 9 Roger Nielsen, 5. 74T Tim Pessek, 6. 63 Josh Meyer, 7. 74c Clint Hatlestad, 8. 00 - Mark Gartner, 9. 17x Gary Oskerson, 10. X Josh Rogotzke, 11. 19m Dan Menk, 12. 10 Andrew Timm, 13. 66 Jerry Wren, 14. 30 Josh Ruby, 15. 65 Justin Bjorkland, 16. 75 Mark Noble, 17. 5 Brandon Beckendorf, 18. 95 Olliver Kollofski, 19. 77x Travis Peterson, 20. 44 Damon Haslip, 21. 12 Chad Porter, 22. 7s Todd Steinhart 23. 20 - Denny Anderson, 24. 85 Joe Anderson.
MODIFIEDS - B-Main - 1. 5 Brandon Beckendorf, 2. 63 Josh Meyer, 3. 12H Mike Hansen, 4. 7 Eric Dailey, 5. 65 Justin Bjorklund, 6. 17X Garry Oskerson, 7. 20 Denny Anderson, 8. 74T Tim Pessek, 9. X Josh Rogotzke, 10. 85 Joe Anderson, 11. 10 Andrew Timm, 12. 19M Dan Menk, 13. 44H Tye Haslip, 14. 24 Travis Deboer, 15. 6z Nate Zimmerman, 16. M8 Dalton Magers, 17. 17s James Slawson, 18. 18 Ben Panitzke, 19. 1A Dwaine Hanson
STOCK CARS - 1. 5L Dustin Larson, 2. 32 Derek Green, 3. 5 Luke Sathoff, 4. 00 Andy Altenburg, 5. 20 Dustin Wannarka, 6. 7L Jeffrey Larson, 7. 66 Dan Thate, 8. 9 Jerry Coopman, 9. 110 Ken Tietz, 10. 23M Dave Moriarty, 11. 41 Brad Scheibel, 12. 33 Ben Enter, 13. 36 Brad Malmanger, 14. 24 Doug Wark, 15. 121 Scott Adams, 16. 6L Jim Larson, 17. 81 Don Killen, 18. 1j Doug Jenkins, 19. 2X Tony Rustad
SPORT MODS 1. 5R Tad Reutzel, 2. 9 Matthew Looft, 3. 1 Greg Sidles, 4. 27 Dustin Philipp, 5. 30 Ben Ruby, 6. 4 Travis Greenfield, 7. 22 Joey Lium, 8. 12 Doug Smith, 9. 0 Justin Remus, 10. 3W Randy Winter, 11. 7C Ben Chukuske, 12. 18 Kyle Steuber, 13. 24 Andy Daschner, 14. 38m Mark Garver, 15. 35 Bruce Egeland, 16. 20 Justin Schuder, 17. JD1 Justin Deboer, 18. 7N Nathan Chukuske, 19. 25 Dan Paplow, 20. 23 Logan Kelly, 21. 27x Max Anderson, 22. 80 Josh Bonnsetter
HOBBY STOCKS 1. 81 Devin Smith, 2. 87 John Briggs, 3. 84 Josh Peters, 4. 52 Guy Kimpton, 5. 17 Justin Luinenburg, 6. 2B Jeff Senne, 7. 63 Rick Heenan, 8. 33t Tyler Ignaszewski, 9. 31 Troy Krug,, 10. 72 Chris Isaacson, 11. 16 Ryan Grochow, 12. 19 Britten Swanson, 13. 69 Roger Krebs, 14. 75 Josh Telecky, 15. 1S Sarah Voss, 16. 2 Brennen Boettger, 17. 14J Mackenzie Jenkins, 18. 77 Doug Schwanz 19. 32 Wes Jahnz
SPORT COMPACTS 1. 9 Nate Coopman, 2. Aaron Betz, 3. 101K Jason Bolte, 4. 43 Terry Blowers, 5. 33 Megan Lappegard, 6. 25 Jared Nicoson, 7. 2R Mick Rykhus, 8. 18L Colby Lyons, 9. 44 Duwayne Berndt, 10. 15 Scott Porter.
Sunday, June 3, 2012
Fairmont and Arlington Results from 6/23
Fairmont Winners
Mod - 3A Ken Odeggard
Stock Cars - 5L Dustin Larsen
Hobby's - 81 Devin Smith (3 in a row)
Sport Mods - 36 Jeremy Aust
Arlington Winners
Mods - Jeff Coon
Stock Cars - Jeff McCullum
Outlaw Hobby's - Mark Oestrich
IMCA Hobby's - Chris Issacson
Sport Mods - Adam Ecker
Mod - 3A Ken Odeggard
Stock Cars - 5L Dustin Larsen
Hobby's - 81 Devin Smith (3 in a row)
Sport Mods - 36 Jeremy Aust
Arlington Winners
Mods - Jeff Coon
Stock Cars - Jeff McCullum
Outlaw Hobby's - Mark Oestrich
IMCA Hobby's - Chris Issacson
Sport Mods - Adam Ecker
Thursday, May 31, 2012
USMTS gives Brandon Davis his Crate engine back with a rule change
From Brandon Davis Facebook page: well the ruling is in, they didn't take the motor after changing their
minds a few times. However, we do have to add 50 more pounds to the car
ahead of the mid-plate. Just got done changing it over.. Hopefully the
weekend goes well
KRA results from 5/31
Unofficial winners
MOD 4's -- Flickinger
STREETS -- Tourville
MWM -- Czech
SUPERS -- Sabraski
MODS -- Nelson
MOD 4's -- Flickinger
STREETS -- Tourville
MWM -- Czech
SUPERS -- Sabraski
MODS -- Nelson
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