Kinser Conquers
Quebec: Wins Inaugural World of Outlaws Event at
Autodrome Drummond
Drummondville, QC—July 27, 2010—Steve Kinser has an
amazing record over the years when he visits a track
for the first time with the World of Outlaws, having
scored well over 50 wins in debut events for the
series. The 20-time series champion added to that
remarkable list on Tuesday night as he was
victorious in the World of Outlaws first-ever race
at Autodrome Drummond in Drummondville, Quebec,
Canada before a standing room only crowd on a
picture perfect night.
Kinser started on the outside of the front row and
battled his teammate Donny Schatz in the early
going, taking the top spot from him on the fifth lap
as the pair exited turn four, using the low side of
the four-tenths-mile to surge ahead. He would
quickly pull away in lapped traffic. The native of
Bloomington, Indiana would pace the final 31
circuits of the 35-lap contest to score his sixth
A-Feature win of the season and the 558th
of his amazing career.
“It is special,” said Kinser in Victory Lane of
scoring another inaugural event win. “I thought we
may have been jinxed earlier when Johnny (Gibson)
said earlier how we have won a lot of races in our
first time at a track and I know we have, but you
sort of hate hearing it before you go out there. To
get another first win is great.”
Kinser was out front for three double file restarts
and chose the low line each and every time. He led
Donny Schatz into turns one and two on the first two
and had Paul McMahan lined up on his outside on the
final restart with six laps remaining. Kinser used
strong restarts each time to stay in front aboard
the Bass Pro Shops Maxim.
“The leader gets to set the pace with the line he
chooses, so I choked them down a bit and caught the
moisture getting off (turn) four,” explained the
Hall of Famer. “I didn’t want them to get up to
speed and get a run at me coming off four. They were
pretty slow starts, but that’s what you have to do
sometimes, pick a spot and do what you can.”
Schatz, who led the first four laps of the race on
Tuesday night, used a strong restart on the 22nd
lap to look high off turns one and two in his bid
for the lead. He used the same strategy on the
following lap, but could not quite make the pass.
The final restart of the night would come with six
laps remaining, after Schatz stopped on the track
with a mechanical problem while running second.
“I didn’t really know when to move back up and Donny
(Schatz) showed himself and I moved back up on top,”
Kinser noted. “Then I started running out of fuel on
the last five laps and didn’t think I was going to
make it to the checker on the last lap. It was
spitting and sputtering, but we made and that’s what
matters.”
Paul McMahan ended up second on Tuesday night to
earn his 10th Top-Five finish in the last
12 races, which is the most of any driver during
that span. The veteran started fourth in the Great
Clips Maxim and ran in the Top-Five all night,
getting around Chad Kemenah late in the going for
third, before moving into second when Schatz dropped
out.
“We’ve been real good,” said McMahan. “The car was
awesome fast all night long. It’s just great to be
back in Canada. The fans are great and it’s
unbelievable how packed the place is. Hopefully
we’ll be back many times down the road.”
Joey Saldana, the current World of Outlaws point
leader finished third after lining up 11th
in the Budweiser Maxim to earn the KSE Racing
Products Hard Charger Award. The second generation
driver holds a 29-point advantage over Kinser as he
chases his first title.
“We were struggling with our car all night and
weren’t too bad in the feature,” said Saldana. “It’s
hard racing with these guys when you start in the 11th
spot and it’s tough to make it up. We had a good
solid car and just came home third.”
McMahan lined up on the outside of Kinser on the
final restart with six laps to go. He dove to the
low side of turns one and two to no avail as he kept
pace with Kinser on the restart. Coupled with
Saldana’s third-place finish it was the fourth time
this season that both Kasey Kahne Racing cars have
finished on the podium on the same night.
“My motor wasn’t taking off very good so I was
trying to get down to the bottom as fast as I
could,” shared McMahan. “I got down there and had
one shot at Steve (Kinser) and he was better than we
were. I was probably a third-place car until Donny
(Schatz) broke. We came home second and it was a
great night for Kasey Kahne Racing.”
Jason Meyers, who is currently third in points,
finished fourth in the GLR Investments KPC. Sam
Hafertepe Jr. used a strong restart following the
lap-29 caution to power his way from 10th
to fifth in the final six laps in the Lone Star
Speedway Maxim.
Chad Kemenah scored a sixth-place finish in the
Golden Flavor Sesame Sticks Maxim, with Kraig Kinser
seventh in the Quaker State Maxim. Lucas Wolfe was
eighth in the Allebach Racing Maxim with Danny
Lasoski ninth aboard the Casey’s General Stores
Maxim. Jason Sides rounded out the Top-10 in the
Wetherington Tractor Service Maxim.
The World of Outlaws return to action on Friday,
July 30 and Saturday, July 31 at Ohsweken Speedway
in Ohsweken, Ontario, Canada for a two-night event.
AUTODROME DRUMMOND NOTES
•FAST QUALIFIER: Lucas
Wolfe paced the 20 cars that took time with a record
setting AMB i.t. timed lap around the high-banked
four-tenths-mile oval at 13.788 seconds at 104.439
mph. For his qualifying effort, Wolfe earned five
bonus points. The next four fastest qualifiers also
earned bonus points, including: Donny Schatz (4),
Paul McMahan (3), Chad Kemenah (2) and Steve Kinser
(1).
•AUTODROME DRUMMOND QUALIFYING
WINNERS: Chad Kemenah,
Donny Schatz and Jason Meyers won heat races. Donny
Schatz won the dash.
• FEATURE WINNERS: There have been 44 World of
Outlaws Sprint Car Series A-Feature events held in
2010. The winners include: Joey Saldana (Thunderbowl
Raceway, Volunteer Speedway, I-55 Raceway, Eldora
Speedway-twice, Dodge City Raceway Park, River
Cities Speedway, LaSalle Speedway, Beaver Dam
Raceway and Lernerville Speedway), Virginia Motor
Speedway, I-96 Speedway and North Central Speedway),
Steve Kinser (Volusia Speedway Park, Jackson
Speedway, River Cities Speedway, Lakeside Speedway,
Eldora Speedway and Autodrome Drummond), Jason
Meyers (The Dirt Track at Las Vegas Motor Speedway,
Thunderbowl Raceway, Volunteer Speedway, Tri-State
(Okla.) Speedway, Jason Sides (Houston Raceway Park
, Tri-City Speedway and Missouri State Fair
Speedway), Lance Dewease (Lernerville Speedway and
Williams Grove Speedway), Craig Dollansky (Lone
Star Speedway and Cedar Lake Speedway), Jac
Haudenschild (Paducah International Raceway and
Knoxville Raceway), Donny Schatz (Volusia Speedway
Park and The Dirt Track at Charlotte), Sammy
Swindell (Dodge City Raceway and Huset’s Speedway),
Brooke Tatnell (Knoxville Raceway and Junction Motor
Speedway), Dale Blaney (Limaland Motorsports Park),
Doug Esh (Lebanon Valley Speedway), Greg Hodnett
(Williams Grove Speedway), Chad Layton (Williams
Grove Speedway), Paul McMahan (Eldora Speedway) and
Fred Rahmer (Williams Grove Speedway).
•FOUR-TENTHS-MILE-WINNERS: Autodrome Drummond is a
high-banked four-tenths-mile oval. The World of
Outlaws have raced six times this season on a track
that size. The winners include: Joey Saldana
(Volunteer Speedway and Lernerville Speedway), Lance
Dewease (Lernerville Speedway), Steve Kinser (Autodrome
Drummond), Jason Meyers (Volunteer Speedway), and
Donny Schatz (The Dirt Track at Charlotte).
World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series Statistical
Report; Autodrome Drummond; Drummondville, QC; July
27, 2010
Qualifying
1) 5W-Lucas Wolfe 13.788
2) 15-Donny Schatz 13.813
3) 91-Paul McMahan 13.871
4) 63-Chad Kemenah 14.228
5) 11-Steve Kinser 14.244
6) 14-Jason Meyers 14.254
7) 11K-Kraig Kinser 14.264
8) 6-Danny Lasoski 14.286
9) 7-Craig Dollansky 14.289
10) 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr. 14.335
11) 9-Joey Saldana 14.379
12) R19-Doug Esh 14.475
13) 2B-Ben Gregg 14.519
14) 14Z-Jessica Zemken 14.526
15) 8B-Alain Bergeron 14.527
16) 7S-Jason Sides 14.653
17) 4X-Toni Lutar 14.784
18) 28FM-Steve Poirier 14.895
19) 52L-Daniel Lampron 15.591
20) 50-Normand Beaudreault 15.856
Heat 1 (8 Laps, top 6 finishers
transferred to A-feature) - Starting Position [#]
1) 63-Chad Kemenah[3]
2) 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr.[1]
3) 11K-Kraig Kinser[2]
4) 5W-Lucas Wolfe[4]
5) 7S-Jason Sides[6]
6) 2B-Ben Gregg[5]
7) 52L-Daniel Lampron[7]
Heat 2 (8 Laps, top 6 finishers
transferred to A-feature) - Starting Position [#]
1) 15-Donny Schatz[4]
2) 6-Danny Lasoski[2]
3) 11-Steve Kinser[3]
4) 9-Joey Saldana[1]
5) 14Z-Jessica Zemken[5]
6) 4X-Toni Lutar[6]
7) 50-Normand Beaudreault[7]
Heat 3 (8 Laps, top 6 finishers
transferred to A-feature) - Starting Position [#]
1) 14-Jason Meyers[3]
2) 7-Craig Dollansky[2]
3) R19-Doug Esh[1]
4) 91-Paul McMahan[4]
5) 8B-Alain Bergeron[5]
6) 28FM-Steve Poirier[6]
Dash (6 laps, finishing order
determined first 10 starting positions of A-feature)
- Starting Position [#]
1) 15-Donny Schatz[3]
2) 11-Steve Kinser[5]
3) 63-Chad Kemenah[1]
4) 91-Paul McMahan[2]
5) 5W-Lucas Wolfe[4]
6) 14-Jason Meyers[6]
7) 11K-Kraig Kinser[7]
8) 7-Craig Dollansky[9]
9) 6-Danny Lasoski[8]
10) 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr.[10]
A-main (30 laps) - Starting Position
[#]
1) 11-Steve Kinser[2] [$10,000]
2) 91-Paul McMahan[4] [$5,500]
3) 9-Joey Saldana[11] [$3,200]
4) 14-Jason Meyers[6] [$2,800]
5) 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr.[10] [$2,500]
6) 63-Chad Kemenah[3] [$2,300]
7) 11K-Kraig Kinser[7] [$2,200]
8) 5W-Lucas Wolfe[5] [$2,100]
9) 6-Danny Lasoski[9] [$2,050]
10) 7S-Jason Sides[16] [$2,000]
11) R19-Doug Esh[12] [$1,500]
12) 2B-Ben Gregg[13] [$1,200]
13) 14Z-Jessica Zemken[14] [$1,100]
14) 4X-Toni Lutar[17] [$1,050]
15) 28FM-Steve Poirier[18] [$1,000]
16) 52L-Daniel Lampron[19] [$900]
17) 15-Donny Schatz[1] [$800]
18) 8B-Alain Bergeron[15] [$800]
19) 7-Craig Dollansky[8] [$800]
20) 50-Normand Beaudreault[20] [$800]
Lap Leaders: Donny Schatz 1-4, Steve
Kinser 5-35
KSE Hard Charger Award: Joey Saldana
Penske Power Position Award: Ben
Gregg
World of Outlaws Championship
Standings through July 27
1.
Joey
Saldana 5907
2.
Steve Kinser
5878 -29
3.
Jason
Meyers 5860 -47
4.
Donny
Schatz 5735 -172
5.
Jason
Sides 5687 -220
6.
Paul
McMahan 5648 -259
7.
Lucas
Wolfe 5493 -414
8.
Craig Dollansky
5420 -487
9.
Kraig Kinser
5304 -603
10.
Danny Lasoski
5286 -621
A Dazzling Debut:
Doug Esh Wins in First Trip to Lebanon Valley
Speedway
West Lebanon,
NY—July 25, 2010—Doug Esh had never seen Lebanon
Valley Speedway until Sunday afternoon when he
rolled through the pit gate, but that didn’t really
matter as he quickly got up to speed and put himself
in the right spots to win in his debut at the
blazing fast half-mile to score his first World of
Outlaws A-Feature win of the season and the second
of his career.
Esh started
on the pole and beat Jason Sides into turn one at
the drop of the green and would use strong restarts
a couple of times en route to the $10,000 triumph,
as he continues to fill in for the injured Jac
Haudenschild in the Owens-Corning Fiberglass XXX.
“This is unbelievable,” said Esh
in Victory Lane. “I have to thank Lon Carnahan for
giving me a shot. It’s a shame that Jac (Haudenschild)
got hurt. The Triple X car, I had never driven one
and this may be the best car I have ever sat in.
Leonard, Marie and Kyle worked hard all day and had
one of the fastest cars here tonight and I just had
to get the job done.”
Esh was out front with two laps to
go when the second and final caution flag of the
night flew, setting up a double file restart with
20-time World of Outlaws champion Steve Kinser
lining up alongside of him. Esh chose the low side
of the track and led the field into turns one and
two to hold onto the lead and was able to pull away
a little bit on the final lap of the 25-lap contest.
“He is ‘The King’ and I am the
little guys,” quipped the winner when asked about
having Kinser line up next to him on the double file
restart. “I figured if I could get a good run off of
(turn) four and get to the corner first I could get
it done. Jason Sides and I battled all night from
the front row. These motors take off great and never
stop.”
Esh chose the low side at the
half-mile on both double file restarts, at a track
where traditionally the pole position is on the
outside line and drivers always chose the high side
of the track on restarts when given the choice. The
first caution of the night flew on the 13th
lap, at which time Esh had opened a fairly sizable
lead over Jason Sides.
“Leonard (Lee) and I talked about
it and all night I started on the bottom and was
able to get the lead, so why change that,” explained
the native of Lancaster, Pennsylvania. “The car felt
great down there and the motor runs great off the
corner. I didn’t want to change what was working.”
Steve Kinser
used strong double file restart on the 13th
lap to get by Jason Sides for second and looked to
the inside of Esh in turns one and two and again in
three and four to no avail on that same lap. On the
finale restart he lined up on the high side of the
half-mile next to Esh and wound up second in the
Bass Pro Shops Maxim to score his series leading 26th
Top-Five finish of the season.
“I wanted to be down in the
moisture, is where I wanted to be,” shared the
20-time series champion. “There was no way you were
going to beat anyone off the top off of (turn) four,
it was just too slick. Once you got speed up there
you were all right. I wanted to try and work the
bottom and think I could have. I didn’t need that
last yellow, if we would have raced in traffic that
was probably about the only shot we had.”
Donny Schatz
came from the ninth starting spot to finish third
aboard the Armor All/STP J&J to earn the KSE Racing
Products Hard Charger Award. He gained three spots
on the opening lap before Jason Meyers got back
around him for sixth on the second circuit. The pair
then battled for the next several laps. Schatz was
able to gain a spot on the lap-13 double file
restart on the way to his 21st Top-Five
finish of the season.
“We had a shot at it, but catching
him is one thing and passing him is a whole
different thing,” stated Schatz. “It was a good run
for us starting ninth, you can’t complain about
that. We passed all the guys on the bottom and would
have liked to have had a few more laps, but 25 laps
was enough and we got a pretty respectable finish.”
Jason Meyers
ended up fourth in the GLR Investments KPC, with
Craig Dollansky fifth in the Big Game Treestands
Maxim. Jason Sides was sixth in the Wetherington
Tractor Service Maxim. David Gravel matched the best
finish of his career with the World of Outlaws,
coming home seventh in the JaneDoeNoMore.org J&J.
Joey Saldana,
the current World of Outlaws point leader, finished
eighth in the Budweiser Maxim, with Danny Lasoski
ninth in the Casey’s General Stores JEI. Paul
McMahan rounded out the Top-10 in the Great Clips
Maxim.
The World of
Outlaws return to action on Tuesday, July 27 at
Autodrome Drummond in Drummondville, Quebec, Canada
for an inaugural event.
LEBANON
VALLEY SPEEDWAY NOTES
•FAST
QUALIFIER: Joey Saldana
paced the 28 cars that took time with an AMB i.t.
timed lap around the high-banked half-mile oval at
16.567 seconds at 130.380 mph. For his qualifying
effort, Saldana earned five bonus points. The next
four fastest qualifiers also earned bonus points,
including: Jason Meyers (4), Craig Dollansky (3),
David Gravel (2) and Steve Kinser (1).
•LEBANON VALLEY SPEEDWAY
QUALIFYING WINNERS: Doug Esh, Chad Kemenah and Danny
Lasoski won heat races. Doug Esh won the dash. Kraig
Kinser won the Last Chance Showdown.
• FEATURE
WINNERS: There have been 43 World of Outlaws Sprint
Car Series A-Feature events held in 2010. The
winners include: Joey Saldana (Thunderbowl Raceway,
Volunteer Speedway, I-55 Raceway, Eldora
Speedway-twice, Dodge City Raceway Park, River
Cities Speedway, LaSalle Speedway, Beaver Dam
Raceway and Lernerville Speedway), Jason Meyers (The
Dirt Track at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Thunderbowl
Raceway, Volunteer Speedway, Tri-State (Okla.)
Speedway, Virginia Motor Speedway, I-96 Speedway and
North Central Speedway), Steve Kinser (Volusia
Speedway Park, Jackson Speedway, River Cities
Speedway, Lakeside Speedway and Eldora Speedway),
Jason Sides (Houston Raceway Park , Tri-City
Speedway and Missouri State Fair Speedway), Lance
Dewease (Lernerville Speedway and Williams Grove
Speedway), Craig Dollansky (Lone Star Speedway and
Cedar Lake Speedway), Jac Haudenschild (Paducah
International Raceway and Knoxville Raceway), Donny
Schatz (Volusia Speedway Park and The Dirt Track at
Charlotte), Sammy Swindell (Dodge City Raceway and
Huset’s Speedway), Brooke Tatnell (Knoxville Raceway
and Junction Motor Speedway), Dale Blaney (Limaland
Motorsports Park), Doug Esh (Lebanon Valley
Speedway), Greg Hodnett (Williams Grove Speedway),
Chad Layton (Williams Grove Speedway), Paul McMahan
(Eldora Speedway) and Fred Rahmer (Williams Grove
Speedway).
•HALF-MILE-WINNERS: Lebanon Valley Speedway is a
high-banked half-mile. The World of Outlaws have
raced 21 times at a track that size in 2010. The
winners include: Steve Kinser (Volusia Speedway
Park, Jackson Speedway, Lakeside Speedway and Eldora
Speedway), Jason Meyers (The Dirt Track at Las Vegas
Motor Speedway, Virginia Motor Speedway and I-96
Speedway), Joey Saldana (Eldora Speedway-twice),
Jason Sides (Tri-City Speedway and Missouri State
Fair Speedway), Lance Dewease (Williams Grove
Speedway), Craig Dollansky (Lone Star Speedway),
Doug Esh (Lebanon Valley Speedway), Jac Haudenschild
(Knoxville Raceway), Greg Hodnett (Williams Grove
Speedway), Chad Layton (Williams Grove Speedway),
Paul McMahan (Eldora Speedway), Fred Rahmer
(Williams Grove Speedway), Donny Schatz (Volusia
Speedway Park) and Brooke Tatnell (Knoxville
Raceway).
World of
Outlaws Sprint Car Series Statistical Report;
Lebanon Valley Speedway; West Lebanon, NY; July 25,
2010
Qualifying
1)
9-Joey Saldana 16.567
2)
14-Jason Meyers 16.654
3)
7-Craig Dollansky 16.719
4)
89G-David Gravel 16.794
5)
11-Steve Kinser 16.825
6)
6-Danny Lasoski 16.831
7)
7S-Jason Sides 16.835
8)
11K-Kraig Kinser 16.845
9)
14Z-Jessica Zemken 16.848
10)
R19-Doug Esh 16.873
11)
63-Chad Kemenah 16.907
12)
15-Donny Schatz 16.911
13)
91-Paul McMahan 16.992
14)
5W-Lucas Wolfe 17.039
15)
4X-Toni Lutar 17.125
16)
15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr. 17.167
17)
5G-Curt Michael 17.305
18)
2B-Ben Gregg 17.873
19)
7X-Ed Aikin 17.927
20)
32-Justin Barger 18.128
21)
87-George Suprick III 18.162
22)
79-Davey Sammons 18.220
23)
42-John Smith 18.294
24)
5-Bubba Broderick 18.437
25)
17T-Jeff Taylor 18.693
26)
71C-Jack Helget 19.155
27)
6X-Mark Cole 19.973
28)
2-Mark Ide 20.277
29)
138-Jay Shypinka -.---
30)
77F-Josh Flach -.---
Heat 1 (8
Laps, top 6 finishers transferred to A-feature) -
Starting Position [#]
1)
R19-Doug Esh[1]
2)
7S-Jason Sides[2]
3)
89G-David Gravel[3]
4)
9-Joey Saldana[4]
5)
91-Paul McMahan[5]
6)
15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr.[6]
7)
79-Davey Sammons[8]
8)
7X-Ed Aikin[7]
9)
17T-Jeff Taylor[9]
10)
2-Mark Ide[10]
Heat 2 (8
Laps, top 6 finishers transferred to A-feature) -
Starting Position [#]
1)
63-Chad Kemenah[1]
2)
14-Jason Meyers[4]
3)
11-Steve Kinser[3]
4)
5W-Lucas Wolfe[5]
5)
32-Justin Barger[7]
6)
5G-Curt Michael[6]
7)
42-John Smith[8]
8)
71C-Jack Helget[9]
9)
138-Jay Shypinka[10]
10)
11K-Kraig Kinser[2]
Heat 3 (8
Laps, top 6 finishers transferred to A-feature) -
Starting Position [#]
1)
6-Danny Lasoski[3]
2)
15-Donny Schatz[1]
3)
7-Craig Dollansky[4]
4)
4X-Toni Lutar[5]
5)
2B-Ben Gregg[6]
6)
87-George Suprick III[7]
7)
5-Bubba Broderick[8]
8)
6X-Mark Cole[9]
9)
14Z-Jessica Zemken[2]
10)
77F-Josh Flach[10]
Dash (6
laps, finishing order determined first 10 starting
positions of A-feature) - Starting Position [#]
1)
R19-Doug Esh[1]
2)
7S-Jason Sides[2]
3)
6-Danny Lasoski[3]
4)
11-Steve Kinser[4]
5)
7-Craig Dollansky[6]
6)
89G-David Gravel[5]
7)
9-Joey Saldana[8]
8)
14-Jason Meyers[7]
9)
15-Donny Schatz[10]
10)
63-Chad Kemenah[9]
B-main (12
laps, top 6 finishers transferred to A-feature) -
Starting Position [#]
1)
11K-Kraig Kinser[1]
2)
79-Davey Sammons[4]
3)
5-Bubba Broderick[6]
4)
7X-Ed Aikin[3]
5)
42-John Smith[5]
6)
71C-Jack Helget[8]
7)
2-Mark Ide[10] [$200]
8)
6X-Mark Cole[9] [$180]
9)
138-Jay Shypinka[11] [$175]
10)
17T-Jeff Taylor[7] [$160]
11)
14Z-Jessica Zemken[2] [$150]
12)
77F-Josh Flach[12] [$150]
A-main (25
laps) - Starting Position [#]
1)
R19-Doug Esh[1] [$10,000]
2)
11-Steve Kinser[4] [$5,500]
3)
15-Donny Schatz[9] [$3,200]
4)
14-Jason Meyers[8] [$2,800]
5)
7-Craig Dollansky[5] [$2,500]
6)
7S-Jason Sides[2] [$2,300]
7)
89G-David Gravel[6] [$2,200]
8)
9-Joey Saldana[7] [$2,100]
9)
6-Danny Lasoski[3] [$2,050]
10)
91-Paul McMahan[12] [$2,000]
11)
5W-Lucas Wolfe[13] [$1,500]
12)
63-Chad Kemenah[10] [$1,200]
13)
15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr.[15] [$1,100]
14)
11K-Kraig Kinser[11] [$1,050]
15)
7X-Ed Aikin[18] [$1,000]
16)
32-Justin Barger[19] [$900]
17)
2B-Ben Gregg[17] [$800]
18)
42-John Smith[23] [$800]
19)
87-George Suprick III[20] [$800]
20)
4X-Toni Lutar[14] [$800]
21)
5-Bubba Broderick[22] [$800]
22)
79-Davey Sammons[21] [$800]
23)
71C-Jack Helget[24] [$800]
24)
5G-Curt Michael[16] [$800]
Lap
Leaders: Doug Esh 1-25
KSE
Hard Charger Award: Donny Schatz
Penske
Power Position Award: Ben Gregg
World of
Outlaws Championship Standings through July 25
1.
Joey Saldana 5763
2.
Steve Kinser
5727 -36
3.
Jason Meyers
5718 -45
4.
Donny Schatz
5615 -148
5.
Jason Sides
5557 -206
6.
Paul McMahan
5499 -264
7.
Lucas Wolfe
5354 -409
8.
Craig Dollansky
5308 -455
9.
Kraig Kinser
5168 -595
10.
Danny Lasoski
5154 -609
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Summer Slam: Greg
Hodnett Wins $20,000 Finale of Summer Nationals at
Williams Grove Speedway
Mechanicsburg, PA—July 24, 2010—Greg Hodnett fondly
recalled on Saturday night how the late Jim Nace
used to the say the bottom of the track was the
“Money Lane.” That proved to be true in the finale
of the Summer Nationals at the famed Williams Grove
Speedway, as Hodnett worked the low side of the
half-mile to perfection, to score the $20,000 win as
the “Month of Money” continues for the World of
Outlaws.
Hodnett dove
under Paul McMahan in turn two on the 26th
lap to take the top spot and would lead the final
five circuits of the 30-lapper to pick up his 10th
career World of Outlaws A-Feature win and his fourth
in the last six races for the series at Williams
Grove Speedway.
“It was a
really good race and an exciting race, at least from
my standpoint where I was,” said Hodnett in Victory
Lane. “The race track was in really good shape for
the second night of a two-night show. There were a
lot of slide jobs and I’m sure it was exciting for
the fans.”
Hodnett fell
all the way back to ninth early in the race after
starting third and used an open red flag on the
eighth lap to his advantage, as his crew made a
number of changes on the Macri Concrete Maxim. On
the ensuing restart, he began his march to the front
moving all the way up to sixth, as he charged past
Tyler Walker and Jason Meyers. He battled Craig
Dollansky for the fifth spot for a few laps, before
taking that position on lap-14. Joey Saldana, Jason
Sides and Sammy Swindell were next on his radar, as
he moved into second with 11 laps to go, setting his
sights on McMahan.
“We were all
balled up and couldn’t run the center, so we
actually freed it up and it got to rolling better,”
explained the winner of the open red flag. “On the
restart, I went to the bottom and I could see those
guys weren’t going anymore and I figured they were
losing their tires. I just kind if laid back and let
them come to me.”
The victory
for Hodnett extended the Pennsylvania Posse’s win
streak to eight at Williams Grove Speedway against
the World of Outlaws dating back to last season,
which is the longest win streak in the long, storied
rivalry.
“It means a
lot,” Hodnett admitted of winning for the PA Posse.
“All the guys here do a great job. It feels good to
be one of the guys that have helped hold them at
bay. Every week we come here is tough. I think that
competition level puts us in a good spot when the
Outlaws come to town. The Outlaws guys and the guys
that run here every week are so smart that they
figure things out quickly. Any little thing you can
find that works, you had better take advantage of,
because it won’t last long.”
Paul McMahan
started on the pole after winning the dash for the
second consecutive night and ran third in the early
going, as Sammy Swindell led and Jason Sides moved
into second on the opening lap. McMahan took the
lead from Swindell coming off turn four on the 16th
lap when the fourth and final caution of the night
flew, negating the pass. On the restart, McMahan
would lead the field down the front straightaway
into turn one. The veteran would wind up leading 10
laps aboard the Great Clips Maxim en route to a
runner-up finish.
“Second place
here at the Grove is nothing to hand your head
about,” stated McMahan. “To get beat by Greg Hodnett
and Lee Stauffer is nothing to bat an eye at. Those
guys are awesome. I’ve been the bridesmaid now three
times in the last month. My wife told me this
morning before I came out here that it was my turn
and that I was going to win a race. I kind of feel
like I let her down.”
Jason Sides
moved into second right at the start of the race and
looked low in turns three and four for the lead on
the opening circuit, but could not quite get enough
of a run on Swindell. Again on the second lap, Sides
would look low, this time in turns one and two to no
avail. He would run in the Top-Four all night on his
way to a third-place finish in the Wetherington
Tractor Service Maxim.
“They guys
never gave up and neither did I,” shared Sides. “We
had a crappy night last night (Friday) after we drew
a bad number and went out late. We had a really good
race track tonight and went out early and it does
show that an early draw here is important. Anytime
you can get a good draw is good.”
McMahan lined
up on the inside of the track twice on double file
restarts and on the outside twice as well. The
lap-16 restart saw him charge down the front
straightaway and into the lead. For McMahan, the
podium finish was his ninth Top-Five in the last 10
races, which leads all drivers over that span.
“My car was
working really good and I could put it anywhere on
the race track,” said McMahan. “Sammy (Swindell)
chose the top each time and was starting really
early and went way up high. I just got a good
restart off the bottom and a good run down the front
straightaway and cleared him in (turn) one and he
slide me and was able to keep running the same line
that I had been running and got back by him. We just
needed it to be 25 laps and not 30.”
Jason Sides
fell back to fifth on the seventh lap, before
working his way back around Craig Dollansky and Joey
Saldana on the way to his 15th Top-Five
finish of the season, which matched his best career
run at Williams Grove Speedway. Sides began the
night by turning the fastest lap in time trials of
the 46 cars that took to the track.
“Before that
last caution I think we could have won it,” Sides
said, “I got by on the bottom and were floating
there in the middle some and was catching Paul
(McMahan) and Sammy (Swindell). Traffic was going to
help I think and I wish we would have gotten to it
sooner.”
Sammy
Swindell, who led the first 15 laps on Saturday
night, ended up fourth in the Big Game Treestands
Maxim. Chad Layton came home fifth in the
Middleswarth Chips J&J.
Lance Dewease,
who won the opener of the Summer Nationals on Friday
night, came all the way from the 24th
starting spot to finish sixth in the Advance
Development Services Maxim to earn the KSE Racing
Products Hard Charger Award. Joey Saldana finished
seventh in the Budweiser Maxim to extend his lead in
the World of Outlaws championship standings. Tyler
Walker was eighth in the Hunter Truck Sales Maxim,
with Steve Kinser coming from 17th to
finish ninth in the Bass Pro Shops Maxim. Sam
Hafertepe Jr. rounded out the Top-10 in the Lone
Star Speedway Maxim.
The World of
Outlaws continue the second East Coast swing of the
season on Sunday, July 25 at Lebanon Valley Speedway
in New York.
WILLIAMS
GROVE SUMMER NATIONALS NIGHT #2 NOTES
•FAST
QUALIFIER: Jason Sides paced the 46 cars that took
time with an AMB i.t. timed lap around the
semi-banked half-mile oval at 17.095 seconds at
105.294 mph. For his qualifying effort, Sides earned
five bonus points. The next four fastest qualifiers
also earned bonus points, including: Greg Hodnett
(4), Sammy Swindell (3), Lucas Wolfe (2) and Brian
Montieth (1).
•WILLIAMS GROVE SUMMER NATIONALS
NIGHT #2 QUALIFYING WINNERS: Brian Leppo, Kerry
Madsen, Craig Dollansky and Tyler Walker won heat
races. Paul McMahan won the Dash. Steve Buckwalter
won the Last Chance Showdown. Brent Marks won the
C-Main
• FEATURE
WINNERS: There have been 42 World of Outlaws Sprint
Car Series A-Feature events held in 2010. The
winners include: Joey Saldana (Thunderbowl Raceway,
Volunteer Speedway, I-55 Raceway, Eldora
Speedway-twice, Dodge City Raceway Park, River
Cities Speedway, LaSalle Speedway, Beaver Dam
Raceway and Lernerville Speedway), Jason Meyers (The
Dirt Track at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Thunderbowl
Raceway, Volunteer Speedway, Tri-State (Okla.)
Speedway, Virginia Motor Speedway, I-96 Speedway and
North Central Speedway), Steve Kinser (Volusia
Speedway Park, Jackson Speedway, River Cities
Speedway, Lakeside Speedway and Eldora Speedway),
Jason Sides (Houston Raceway Park , Tri-City
Speedway and Missouri State Fair Speedway), Lance
Dewease (Lernerville Speedway and Williams Grove
Speedway), Craig Dollansky (Lone Star Speedway and
Cedar Lake Speedway), Jac Haudenschild (Paducah
International Raceway and Knoxville Raceway), Donny
Schatz (Volusia Speedway Park and The Dirt Track at
Charlotte), Sammy Swindell (Dodge City Raceway and
Huset’s Speedway), Brooke Tatnell (Knoxville Raceway
and Junction Motor Speedway), Dale Blaney (Limaland
Motorsports Park), Greg Hodnett (Williams Grove
Speedway), Chad Layton (Williams Grove Speedway),
Paul McMahan (Eldora Speedway) and Fred Rahmer
(Williams Grove Speedway).
•HALF-MILE-WINNERS: Williams Grove Speedway is a
semi-banked half-mile. The World of Outlaws have
raced 20 times at a track that size in 2010. The
winners include: Steve Kinser (Volusia Speedway
Park, Jackson Speedway, Lakeside Speedway and Eldora
Speedway), Jason Meyers (The Dirt Track at Las Vegas
Motor Speedway, Virginia Motor Speedway and I-96
Speedway), Joey Saldana (Eldora Speedway-twice),
Jason Sides (Tri-City Speedway and Missouri State
Fair Speedway), Lance Dewease (Williams Grove
Speedway), Craig Dollansky (Lone Star Speedway), Jac
Haudenschild (Knoxville Raceway), Greg Hodnett
(Williams Grove Speedway), Chad Layton (Williams
Grove Speedway), Paul McMahan (Eldora Speedway),
Fred Rahmer (Williams Grove Speedway), Donny Schatz
(Volusia Speedway Park) and Brooke Tatnell
(Knoxville Raceway).
World of
Outlaws Sprint Car Series Statistical Report;
Williams Grove Speedway; Mechanicsburg, PA; July 24,
2010
Qualifying
1)
7S-Jason Sides 17.095
2)
22H-Greg Hodnett 17.106
3) 1-Sammy
Swindell 17.127
4)
5W-Lucas Wolfe 17.138
5)
21-Brian Montieth 17.174
6) 7L-Chad
Layton 17.194
7) 15H-Sam
Hafertepe Jr. 17.208
8) 91-Paul
McMahan 17.218
9)
71-Brian Leppo 17.221
10)
3-Kerry Madsen 17.221
11)
14-Jason Meyers 17.224
12)
1Z-Stevie Smith 17.248
13) 9-Joey
Saldana 17.248
14) 59-Jim
Siegel 17.258
15)
7-Craig Dollansky 17.275
16)
17-Tyler Walker 17.289
17)
11-Steve Kinser 17.292
18)
27-Daryn Pittman 17.299
19)
11K-Kraig Kinser 17.316
20)
17B-Steve Buckwalter 17.317
21) 2B-Ben
Gregg 17.333
22)
R19-Doug Esh 17.403
23)
87-Alan Krimes 17.442
24)
51-Fred Rahmer 17.445
25)
35-Justin Henderson 17.448
26)
48-Danny Dietrich 17.450
27)
11E-Mike Erdley 17.454
28)
6-Danny Lasoski 17.463
29)
15-Donny Schatz 17.472
30)
O-Jonathan Allard 17.474
31)
63-Chad Kemenah 17.479
32)
25-Aaron Ott 17.492
33)
69K-Donald Kreitz Jr. 17.503
34)
30C-Lance Dewease 17.514
35)
4X-Toni Lutar 17.528
36)
15X-Adam Wilt 17.533
37)
19M-Brent Marks 17.536
38)
20S-Derek Sell 17.569
39)
22-Brian Ellenberger 17.587
40)
7M-Mark Smith 17.627
41)
45-Kyle Pruitt 17.654
42)
11C-Cory Haas 17.793
43)
39-Keith Kauffman 17.885
44)
22G-Bryn Gohn 17.966
45)
15B-Mark Bitner 18.009
46)
12W-Troy Fraker 18.149
Heat 1 (8
Laps, top 5 finishers transferred to A-feature) -
Starting Position [#]
1)
71-Brian Leppo[2]
2) 9-Joey
Saldana[1]
3)
21-Brian Montieth[3]
4)
7S-Jason Sides[4]
5)
11-Steve Kinser[5]
6)
35-Justin Henderson[7]
7)
15-Donny Schatz[8]
8)
69K-Donald Kreitz Jr.[9]
9)
19M-Brent Marks[10]
10)
45-Kyle Pruitt[11]
11) 2B-Ben
Gregg[6]
12)
15B-Mark Bitner[12]
Heat 2 (8
Laps, top 5 finishers transferred to A-feature) -
Starting Position [#]
1) 3-Kerry
Madsen[2]
2)
22H-Greg Hodnett[4]
3) 59-Jim
Siegel[1]
4) 7L-Chad
Layton[3]
5)
27-Daryn Pittman[5]
6)
R19-Doug Esh[6]
7)
48-Danny Dietrich[7]
8)
30C-Lance Dewease[9]
9)
O-Jonathan Allard[8]
10)
11C-Cory Haas[11]
11)
20S-Derek Sell[10]
12)
12W-Troy Fraker[12]
Heat 3 (8
Laps, top 5 finishers transferred to A-feature) -
Starting Position [#]
1) 7-Craig
Dollansky[1]
2)
14-Jason Meyers[2]
3) 1-Sammy
Swindell[4]
4)
11E-Mike Erdley[7]
5) 15H-Sam
Hafertepe Jr.[3]
6)
11K-Kraig Kinser[5]
7) 63-Chad
Kemenah[8]
8)
39-Keith Kauffman[11]
9) 4X-Toni
Lutar[9]
10)
22-Brian Ellenberger[10]
11)
87-Alan Krimes[6]
Heat 4 (8
Laps, top 5 finishers transferred to A-feature) -
Starting Position [#]
1)
17-Tyler Walker[1]
2) 91-Paul
McMahan[3]
3)
1Z-Stevie Smith[2]
4)
5W-Lucas Wolfe[4]
5) 51-Fred
Rahmer[6]
6)
25-Aaron Ott[8]
7) 7M-Mark
Smith[10]
8)
17B-Steve Buckwalter[5]
9)
15X-Adam Wilt[9]
10)
6-Danny Lasoski[7]
11)
22G-Bryn Gohn[11]
Dash (6
laps, finishing order determined first 10 starting
positions of A-feature) - Starting Position [#]
1) 91-Paul
McMahan[1]
2) 1-Sammy
Swindell[2]
3)
22H-Greg Hodnett[3]
4)
7S-Jason Sides[4]
5)
71-Brian Leppo[5]
6) 9-Joey
Saldana[8]
7)
14-Jason Meyers[7]
8) 3-Kerry
Madsen[6]
9) 7-Craig
Dollansky[9]
10)
17-Tyler Walker[10]
C-main (10
laps, top 2 finishers transferred to B-main) -
Starting Position [#]
1)
19M-Brent Marks[1]
2) 45-Kyle
Pruitt[5]
3)
39-Keith Kauffman[7] [$125]
4)
11C-Cory Haas[6] [$125]
5)
15B-Mark Bitner[9] [$125]
6)
12W-Troy Fraker[10] [$100]
7)
22G-Bryn Gohn[8] [$100]
8)
20S-Derek Sell[2] [$100]
9)
22-Brian Ellenberger[3] [$100]
10)
7M-Mark Smith[4] [$100]
B-main (12
laps, top 4 finishers transferred to A-feature) -
Starting Position [#]
1)
17B-Steve Buckwalter[2]
2)
R19-Doug Esh[4]
3) 6-Danny
Lasoski[8]
4)
30C-Lance Dewease[14]
5)
11K-Kraig Kinser[1] [$200]
6)
19M-Brent Marks[17] [$180]
7)
35-Justin Henderson[6] [$175]
8)
15X-Adam Wilt[16] [$160]
9)
O-Jonathan Allard[10] [$150]
10)
48-Danny Dietrich[7] [$150]
11)
63-Chad Kemenah[11] [$150]
12)
4X-Toni Lutar[15] [$150]
13)
45-Kyle Pruitt[18] [$150]
14)
25-Aaron Ott[12] [$150]
15)
69K-Donald Kreitz Jr.[13] [$150]
16)
87-Alan Krimes[5] [$150]
17) 2B-Ben
Gregg[3] [$150]
18)
15-Donny Schatz[9] [$150]
A-main (30
laps) - Starting Position [#]
1)
22H-Greg Hodnett[3] [$20,000]
2) 91-Paul
McMahan[1] [$12,000]
3)
7S-Jason Sides[4] [$6,000]
4) 1-Sammy
Swindell[2] [$5,250]
5) 7L-Chad
Layton[13] [$4,500]
6)
30C-Lance Dewease[24] [$4,000]
7) 9-Joey
Saldana[6] [$3,500]
8)
17-Tyler Walker[10] [$3,000]
9)
11-Steve Kinser[17] [$2,750]
10)
15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr.[14] [$2,500]
11)
1Z-Stevie Smith[15] [$2,300]
12)
7-Craig Dollansky[9] [$2,250]
13)
15-Donny Schatz[25] [$2,000]
14)
R19-Doug Esh[20] [$1,600]
15)
17B-Steve Buckwalter[19] [$1, 500]
16)
14-Jason Meyers[7] [$1,300]
17)
27-Daryn Pittman[18] [$1,250]
18)
87-Alan Krimes[26] [$1,050]
19)
7M-Mark Smith[28] [$1,050]
20)
11E-Mike Erdley[22] [$1,050]
21)
6-Danny Lasoski[23] [$1,000]
22)
51-Fred Rahmer[21] [$1,000]
23)
3-Kerry Madsen[8] [$1,000]
24)
71-Brian Leppo[5] [$1,000]
25)
5W-Lucas Wolfe[11] [$1,000]
26)
11K-Kraig Kinser[27] [$1,000]
27)
21-Brian Montieth[12] [$1,000]
28) 59-Jim
Siegel[16] [$1,000]
Lap
Leaders: Sammy Swindell 1-15, Paul McMahan 16-25,
Greg Hodnett 26-30
Hard
Charger Award: Lance Dewease
Note:
Donny Schatz and Kraig ar used World of Outlaws
Provisionals to start the A-Feature. Alan Krimes and
Mark Smith used Williams Grove Speedway Provisionals
to start the A-Feature.
World of
Outlaws Championship Standings through July 24
1.
Joey
Saldana 5624
2.
Steve
Kinser 5580 -44
3.
Jason
Meyers 5572 -52
4.
Donny
Schatz 5471 -153
5.
Jason
Sides 5419 -205
6.
Paul
McMahan 5369 -255
7.
Lucas
Wolfe 5226 -398
8.
Craig
Dollansky 5165 -459
9.
Kraig
Kinser 5046 -578
10.
Danny
Lasoski 5022 -602
Seventh Heaven: Lance
Dewease Wins Opener of Summer Nationals to Extend PA
Posse Win Streak to Seven at Williams Grove Speedway
& Earn Seventh World of Outlaws Win
Mechanicsburg, PA—July 23, 2010— Lance Dewease has
accomplished quite a bit in his illustrious career,
but one thing he had never done was to win two World
of Outlaws A-Feature events in one season, let alone
in one week. That is until Friday night at Williams
Grove Speedway in the opener of the Summer
Nationals, as he followed up his win at Lernerville
Speedway earlier this week with a victory at his
home track in front of a very large crowd at the
historic half-mile.
The victory
was the seventh A-Feature triumph for Dewease with
the World of Outlaws in his career and also extended
the Pennsylvania Posse’s win streak to seven against
the World of Outlaws at Williams Grove Speedway
dating back to last season.
“It means a
lot,” said Dewease in Victory Lane. “We always like
to defend our own turf here at ‘The Grove.’ These
guys are tough and they are the best in the
business. I was pretty happy with our race car the
other night at Lernerville (Speedway) and was happy
with it again tonight.”
The race
began with Chad Layton, who won against the World of
Outlaws back in May, leading at the start, though
the first caution of the night flew before that lap
was in the books, leading to a complete restart. On
the second start, Paul McMahan who lined up on the
pole led the field into turn one and opened a
comfortable lead in the early going.
The only red
flag of the night flew on the eighth circuit when
Steve Kinser who had just taken the second spot from
Chad Layton got into the turn four wall and upside
down. On the ensuing double file restart, McMahan
chose the high line, with Dewease sliding to the
lead in turn one, only to have the caution come out
before the lap was complete for a Sam Hafertepe Jr.
crash, leading to a single file restart, since a
complete lap was not in the books after the double
file restart.
On the
following single file restart, Dewease was all over
McMahan, nearly the taking the lead off turns three
and four on the ninth lap. Two laps later, Dewease
would get around McMahan in turns three and four and
quickly began to pull away.
The remainder
of the 25-lap contest went without a caution, with
Dewease leading the final 15 circuits, weaving his
way through lapped traffic to score his second World
of Outlaws win of the season.
“After that
red, I don’t know if my tires cool off or lost some
air, but I got really good there for a while,” he
explained. “We got the wing back under it, and when
we can get the wing back here, we usually get going
pretty good. After I got by him, I wasn’t sure where
to run and was driving across the middle of the race
so good, that I thought we’d be all right there and
we were.”
Dewease
started fifth in the main event aboard the Advanced
Development Services Maxim and got around Donny
Schatz in the early going for fourth, before moving
up to second after the lap-8 incident involving
Kinser and Layton. Dewease began the night with a 14th-place
qualifying effort, which put him on the pole of a
heat race, which he ran second in to earn a spot in
the dash. He came from eighth to fifth in the dash.
“Qualifying
is everything right now and the times are so close
that if you are even off just a hair, it shows,”
noted the veteran. “We’ve been fortunate enough to
put ourselves in positions to win races.”
Schatz ended
up second in the Armor All/STP J&J to earn his 20th
Top-Five finish of the season. He fell to fifth
early before gaining a couple of spots, before
getting around Paul McMahan for second on the 16th
lap of the 25-lapper. Schatz began the night by
turning the fastest lap in time trials of the 48
cars that were in attendance.
“It was a
good night,” shared Schatz. “We qualified good and
were good in the heat. We got better the longer the
feature went and that is a testament to my guys. We
felt like we had the car where we needed it to be
and you can’t ask for more than that. There was one
car a little better and my hat’s off to those guys.
We’re going in the right direction.”
Jason Meyers
worked his way from the 10th starting
spot to finish third in the GLR Investments KPC to
earn his 21st Top-Five finish of the
season. He used a very strong initial start of the
race to move up to sixth and found himself in fourth
just eight laps into the going. After battling Paul
McMahan for a number of laps, he got around him with
four to go, to earn the final spot on the podium.
“We’ll
definitely take it,” Meyers said. “We were trying to
move around on the race track tonight and we got
going through the middle pretty good, which I think
will help us tomorrow night. I’m happy with tonight,
especially after pulling a late pill draw (for
qualifying). I’m looking forward to coming back
tomorrow and hopefully getting a better pill draw
and seeing if we can better this a few spots.”
Schatz, who
has 15 career wins with the World of Outlaws at
Williams Grove Speedway, has his sights set on the
$20,000 top prize that awaits the winner on Saturday
night, as he has won the Summer Nationals two of the
last three years. The four-time and defending series
champion gained some ground as well on Friday night
in the series standings, as he finished ahead of
each of the three guys in front of him in points.
“Everything
we did tonight is big for tomorrow,” explained
Schatz. “That’s kind of the key when you come to
these two and three-day shows here at The Grove. We
have a pretty good qualifying package and have been
running pretty good and that’s pretty important. We
haven’t been on a track this slick all year and
we’re glad to be on something like this. We were a
little hesitant on how far to go. We’re glad to get
what we did and we’ll come back tomorrow.”
Meyers, who
is looking for his first career win at Williams
Grove, moved into the second spot in the World of
Outlaws standings after Steve Kinser ended up 23rd.
He trails Joey Saldana by 34 markers heading into
the finale of the Summer Nationals on Saturday
night. He has finished on the podium in three of his
last five starts at the half-mile.
“Every time
you come in here you learn something,” Meyers noted
of Williams Grove Speedway. “We seem to be getting
the hang of it here and hopefully we’ll be even
better tomorrow.”
Paul McMahan,
who led the first 10 laps of the race on Friday
night, ended up fourth in the Great Clips Maxim, to
earn his eighth Top-Five finish in the last nine
races.
Greg Hodnett
was fifth aboard the Macri Concrete Maxim, with Don
Kreitz Jr. sixth in the Sharman Builders Maxim.
Danny Dietrich came from 18th to finish
seventh in the Sandoes Fruit Market Maxim to earn
his best career World of Outlaws finish along with
the KSE Racing Products Hard Charger Award. Stevie
Smith was eighth aboard the Zemco Speed Equipment
Maxim. Alan Krimes was ninth in the Conestoga Valley
Garage Maxim, with Sammy Swindell rounding out the
Top-10 in the Big Game Treestands Maxim.
The World of
Outlaws wrap- up the Summer Nationals at the famed
Williams Grove Speedway on Saturday, July 24 with
$20,000 awaiting the winner.
WILLIAMS
GROVE SUMMER NATIONALS NIGHT #1 NOTES
•FAST
QUALIFIER: Donny Schatz paced the 48 cars that took
time with an AMB i.t. timed lap around the
semi-banked half-mile oval at 17.319 seconds at
103.932 mph. For his qualifying effort, Schatz
earned five bonus points. The next four fastest
qualifiers also earned bonus points, including:
Stevie Smith (4), Steve Kinser (3), Greg Hodnett (2)
and Lucas Wolfe (1).
•WILLIAMS GROVE SUMMER NATIONALS
NIGHT #1 QUALIFYING WINNERS: Paul McMahan, Jason
Meyers, Sammy Swindell and Chad Layton won heat
races. Paul McMahan won the Dash. Jonathan Allard
won the Last Chance Showdown. Brian Montieth won the
C-Main
• FEATURE
WINNERS: There have been 41 World of Outlaws Sprint
Car Series A-Feature events held in 2010. The
winners include: Joey Saldana (Thunderbowl Raceway,
Volunteer Speedway, I-55 Raceway, Eldora
Speedway-twice, Dodge City Raceway Park, River
Cities Speedway, LaSalle Speedway, Beaver Dam
Raceway and Lernerville Speedway), Jason Meyers (The
Dirt Track at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Thunderbowl
Raceway, Volunteer Speedway, Tri-State (Okla.)
Speedway, Virginia Motor Speedway, I-96 Speedway and
North Central Speedway), Steve Kinser (Volusia
Speedway Park, Jackson Speedway, River Cities
Speedway, Lakeside Speedway and Eldora Speedway),
Jason Sides (Houston Raceway Park , Tri-City
Speedway and Missouri State Fair Speedway), Lance
Dewease (Lernerville Speedway and Williams Grove
Speedway), Craig Dollansky (Lone Star Speedway and
Cedar Lake Speedway), Jac Haudenschild (Paducah
International Raceway and Knoxville Raceway), Donny
Schatz (Volusia Speedway Park and The Dirt Track at
Charlotte), Sammy Swindell (Dodge City Raceway and
Huset’s Speedway), Brooke Tatnell (Knoxville Raceway
and Junction Motor Speedway), Dale Blaney (Limaland
Motorsports Park), Chad Layton (Williams Grove
Speedway), Paul McMahan (Eldora Speedway) and Fred
Rahmer (Williams Grove Speedway).
•HALF-MILE-WINNERS: Williams Grove Speedway is a
semi-banked half-mile. The World of Outlaws have
raced 19 times at a track that size in 2010. The
winners include: Steve Kinser (Volusia Speedway
Park, Jackson Speedway, Lakeside Speedway and Eldora
Speedway), Jason Meyers (The Dirt Track at Las Vegas
Motor Speedway, Virginia Motor Speedway and I-96
Speedway), Joey Saldana (Eldora Speedway-twice),
Jason Sides (Tri-City Speedway and Missouri State
Fair Speedway), Lance Dewease (Williams Grove
Speedway), Craig Dollansky (Lone Star Speedway), Jac
Haudenschild (Knoxville Raceway), Chad Layton
(Williams Grove Speedway), Paul McMahan (Eldora
Speedway), Fred Rahmer (Williams Grove Speedway),
Donny Schatz (Volusia Speedway Park) and Brooke
Tatnell (Knoxville Raceway).
World of
Outlaws Sprint Car Series Statistical Report;
Williams Grove Speedway; Mechanicsburg, PA; July 23,
2010
Qualifying
1)
15-Donny Schatz 17.319
2)
1Z-Stevie Smith 17.325
3)
11-Steve Kinser 17.339
4)
22H-Greg Hodnett 17.379
5)
5W-Lucas Wolfe 17.394
6)
14D-Doug Dodson 17.401
7)
69K-Donald Kreitz Jr. 17.406
8) 7L-Chad
Layton 17.408
9) 91-Paul
McMahan 17.448
10)
14-Jason Meyers 17.471
11)
87-Alan Krimes 17.500
12) 2B-Ben
Gregg 17.504
13)
O-Jonathan Allard 17.506
14)
30C-Lance Dewease 17.506
15)
1-Sammy Swindell 17.519
16)
3-Kerry Madsen 17.527
17)
6-Danny Lasoski 17.537
18)
25-Aaron Ott 17.550
19)
27-Daryn Pittman 17.583
20)
48-Danny Dietrich 17.594
21)
11K-Kraig Kinser 17.618
22)
R19-Doug Esh 17.628
23)
19M-Brent Marks 17.640
24)
7-Craig Dollansky 17.668
25)
17-Tyler Walker 17.668
26)
63-Chad Kemenah 17.674
27)
15X-Adam Wilt 17.675
28) 9-Joey
Saldana 17.734
29)
18-Ryan Bohlke 17.742
30)
39-Keith Kauffman 17.746
31)
8M-Chris Meleason 17.748
32)
71-Brian Leppo 17.755
33) 59-Jim
Siegel 17.775
34)
51-Fred Rahmer 17.780
35)
4X-Toni Lutar 17.787
36)
7M-Mark Smith 17.796
37)
21-Brian Montieth 17.829
38)
17B-Steve Buckwalter 17.849
39)
15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr. 17.861
40)
7S-Jason Sides 17.919
41)
35-Justin Henderson 18.040
42)
22-Brian Ellenberger 18.145
43)
11C-Cory Haas 18.230
44)
45-Kyle Pruitt 18.454
45)
20S-Derek Sell 18.455
46)
22G-Bryn Gohn 18.795
47)
15B-Mark Bitner 18.844
48)
12W-Troy Fraker 19.089
Heat 1 (8
Laps, top 5 finishers transferred to A-feature) -
Starting Position [#]
1) 91-Paul
McMahan[2]
2)
15-Donny Schatz[4]
3)
5W-Lucas Wolfe[3]
4) 6-Danny
Lasoski[5]
5)
11K-Kraig Kinser[6]
6)
21-Brian Montieth[10]
7)
O-Jonathan Allard[1]
8) 59-Jim
Siegel[9]
9)
17-Tyler Walker[7]
10)
35-Justin Henderson[11]
11)
18-Ryan Bohlke[8]
12)
20S-Derek Sell[12]
Heat 2 (8
Laps, top 5 finishers transferred to A-feature) -
Starting Position [#]
1)
14-Jason Meyers[2]
2)
30C-Lance Dewease[1]
3)
R19-Doug Esh[6]
4)
1Z-Stevie Smith[4]
5)
25-Aaron Ott[5]
6)
14D-Doug Dodson[3]
7) 51-Fred
Rahmer[9]
8)
39-Keith Kauffman[8]
9)
17B-Steve Buckwalter[10]
10)
22G-Bryn Gohn[12]
11)
22-Brian Ellenberger[11]
12)
63-Chad Kemenah[7]
Heat 3 (8
Laps, top 5 finishers transferred to A-feature) -
Starting Position [#]
1) 1-Sammy
Swindell[1]
2)
69K-Donald Kreitz Jr.[3]
3)
11-Steve Kinser[4]
4) 87-Alan
Krimes[2]
5)
27-Daryn Pittman[5]
6)
15X-Adam Wilt[7]
7)
19M-Brent Marks[6]
8)
11C-Cory Haas[11]
9)
15B-Mark Bitner[12]
10)
8M-Chris Meleason[8]
11)
4X-Toni Lutar[9]
12)
15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr.[10]
Heat 4 (8
Laps, top 5 finishers transferred to A-feature) -
Starting Position [#]
1) 7L-Chad
Layton[3]
2) 3-Kerry
Madsen[1]
3)
22H-Greg Hodnett[4]
4)
48-Danny Dietrich[5]
5) 7-Craig
Dollansky[6]
6) 7M-Mark
Smith[9]
7) 9-Joey
Saldana[7]
8)
7S-Jason Sides[10]
9) 45-Kyle
Pruitt[11]
10) 2B-Ben
Gregg[2]
11)
71-Brian Leppo[8]
12)
12W-Troy Fraker[12]
Dash (6
laps, finishing order determined first 10 starting
positions of A-feature) - Starting Position [#]
1) 91-Paul
McMahan[1]
2) 7L-Chad
Layton[2]
3)
11-Steve Kinser[4]
4)
15-Donny Schatz[6]
5)
30C-Lance Dewease[8]
6)
1Z-Stevie Smith[5]
7) 1-Sammy
Swindell[9]
8)
69K-Donald Kreitz Jr.[3]
9) 3-Kerry
Madsen[10]
10)
14-Jason Meyers[7]
C-main (10
laps, top 2 finishers transferred to B-main) -
Starting Position [#]
1)
21-Brian Montieth[1]
2)
17B-Steve Buckwalter[2]
3)
22-Brian Ellenberger[6] [$125]
4)
35-Justin Henderson[5] [$125]
5) 45-Kyle
Pruitt[8] [$125]
6)
15B-Mark Bitner[11] [$100]
7)
20S-Derek Sell[9] [$100]
8)
22G-Bryn Gohn[10] [$100]
9)
12W-Troy Fraker[12] [$100]
10)
11C-Cory Haas[7] [$100]
11)
7S-Jason Sides[4] [$100]
12)
15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr.[3] [$100]
B-main (12
laps, top 4 finishers transferred to A-feature) -
Starting Position [#]
1)
O-Jonathan Allard[3]
2) 7M-Mark
Smith[16]
3) 9-Joey
Saldana[8]
4)
17B-Steve Buckwalter[18]
5)
71-Brian Leppo[12] [$200]
6) 51-Fred
Rahmer[14] [$180]
7)
39-Keith Kauffman[10] [$175]
8)
15X-Adam Wilt[7] [$160]
9)
19M-Brent Marks[4] [$150]
10)
17-Tyler Walker[5] [$150]
11)
4X-Toni Lutar[15] [$150]
12)
8M-Chris Meleason[11] [$150]
13)
14D-Doug Dodson[1] [$150]
14)
18-Ryan Bohlke[9] [$150]
15) 59-Jim
Siegel[13] [$150]
16) 2B-Ben
Gregg[2] [$150]
17)
21-Brian Montieth[17] [$150]
18)
63-Chad Kemenah[6] [$150]
A-main (25
laps) - Starting Position [#]
1)
30C-Lance Dewease[5] [$8,000]
2)
15-Donny Schatz[4] [$4,000]
3)
14-Jason Meyers[10] [$2,500]
4) 91-Paul
McMahan[1] [$2,200]
5)
22H-Greg Hodnett[11] [$2,100]
6)
69K-Donald Kreitz Jr.[8] [$2,000]
7)
48-Danny Dietrich[18] [$1,800]
8)
1Z-Stevie Smith[6] [$1,600]
9) 87-Alan
Krimes[13] [$1,500]
10)
1-Sammy Swindell[7] [$1,300]
11)
3-Kerry Madsen[9] [$1,200]
12)
7M-Mark Smith[23] [$1,100]
13)
7-Craig Dollansky[21] [$1,000]
14) 9-Joey
Saldana[22] [$700]
15)
7S-Jason Sides[25] [$600]
16)
5W-Lucas Wolfe[12] [$600]
17)
O-Jonathan Allard[14] [$600]
18)
6-Danny Lasoski[15] [$600]
19)
21-Brian Montieth[26] [$600]
20)
25-Aaron Ott[16] [$600]
21)
11K-Kraig Kinser[19] [$600]
22)
27-Daryn Pittman[17] [$600]
23)
11-Steve Kinser[3] [$600]
24)
7L-Chad Layton[2] [$600]
25)
17B-Steve Buckwalter[24] [$600]
26)
R19-Doug Esh[20] [$600]
27)
71-Brian Leppo[28] [$600]
28)
15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr.[27] [$600]
Lap
Leaders: Paul McMahan 1-10, Lance Dewease 11-25
KSE Hard
Charger Award: Danny Dietrich
Note:
Jason Sides and Sam Hafertepe Jr. used World of
Outlaws Provisionals to start the A-Feature. Brian
Montieth and Brian Leppo used Williams Grove
Speedway Provisionals to start the A-Feature.
World of
Outlaws Championship Standings through July 23
1.
Joey
Saldana 5488
2.
Jason
Meyers 5454 -34
3.
Steve Kinser
5448 -40
4.
Donny
Schatz 5347 -141
5.
Jason
Sides 5270 -218
6.
Paul
McMahan 5223 -265
7.
Lucas
Wolfe 5122 -366
8.
Craig Dollansky
5039 -449
9.
Kraig Kinser
4944 -544
10.
Jac Haudenschild
4926 -562
Lance Dewease & Joey
Saldana Split Twin 30’s While Donny Schatz Claims
Overall Don Martin Memorial Silver Cup Title
Sarver,
PA—July 20, 2010— Lance Dewease and Joey Saldana won
the battles on Tuesday night at Lernerville Speedway
in the Twin 30’s, while it was Donny Schatz, who won
the war, claiming the overall title in the Don
Martin Memorial Silver Cup before a very large crowd
at the historic high-banked four-tenths-mile. Schatz
won the Silver Cup in 2006 and 2007, making him just
the third driver to win the Silver Cup three times.
For Dewease,
the win marked his first at Lernerville Speedway,
while for Saldana it was his second career triumph
at the track. Dewease made his debut at Lernerville
in 1988 and had made nearly 30 starts at the track
entering the Silver Cup, with his previous best
finish being a runner-up performance with the World
of Outlaws in 2003. The $15,000 win made Dewease the
14th different driver to score a victory
in a main event with the World of Outlaws this
season and was the sixth of his career with the
series.
“I’m so happy
to finally win at Lernerville,” shared Dewease. “Don
Martin was one of the best promoter’s ever and to
win his race means a lot to me. We always enjoy
coming over and have had some good runs before and
some not so good. I’m just proud of my entire team.
This feels great.”
Saldana’s
win, also earned him $15,000, and was his series
leading 10th of the season and the 69th
of his career, putting him just one victory shy of
becoming the eighth driver all-time to win at least
70 A-Feature events.
“I’ll take
it,” said Saldana in Victory Lane. “We started
fourth and got the win. This is a track we have
usually struggled at and to have two decent runs was
pretty good. We should have had a Top-Five in the
first one and got spun out and came back to 11th.”
Schatz used a
runner-up finish in the first Twin-30 coupled with a
fourth-place effort in the finale, coming from the
13th starting spot to claim the overall
event title, which went to the driver that had the
best average finish in the two features. The
four-time and defending series champion was one of
just two drivers that finished in the Top-Five in
both events, with Jason Meyers being the other.
Schatz started 13th in the second race and charged
into the Top-Five by the 12th lap of the
30-lap contest. He earned the KSE Racing Products
Hard Charger Award in the finale.
“It’s always
special to win anything out here, whether it’s a
race or a title or an event title like this
tonight,” noted the North Dakota native. “It’s good
to know that we were in contention in both race and
able to run strong enough in them to pick this up.
We always enjoy coming to Lernerville and usually
run pretty decent here as well.”
Dewease
started fourth on Tuesday night in the first Twin-30
aboard the Advanced Development Services Maxim and
jumped into second on the opening lap, following a
yellow and a red flag that led to two complete
restarts to open the race. After pole sitter Dale
Blaney opened an early lead, Dewease tracked him
back down as the pair was in heavy lapped traffic on
the eighth circuit. He took the lead for the first
time on the 11th lap, diving under Blaney
coming off turn four. Blaney charged back by on the
very next lap on the high side of turn four to
reclaim the top spot.
On the 24th
lap Dewease again used the low side of turn four to
get by Blaney for the lead and ultimately the win.
Blaney would end up pulling off the track while
running second with two laps to go after running out
of fuel. Dewease began the night by turning the
quickest lap of the 38 cars that to the speedway.
“We could run
all over the place in the first feature,” explained
Dewease. “We started running the middle and
shortened up the track on Dale (Blaney) a bit and
was really able to get off (the corner). We passed
him three different times and that didn’t last
because the caution came out put him in front of me.
He’s a very good competitor and gets going good when
it gets slick. I’m just happy we had a good race car
all night.”
The final two
laps of the race saw a red flag and four cautions,
with two consecutive green flag laps needed by way
of rules to end the race, thus extending it to 32
circuits. Donny Schatz used a strong restart on the
third-to-last restart to get around Jason Sides for
second. He would finish in the runner-up position in
the Armor All/STP J&J.
Sides ended
up third in the Wetherington Tractor Service Maxim,
with Paul McMahan fourth in the Great Clips Maxim.
Jason Meyers came from 11th to finish
fifth in the GLR Investments KPC, with Craig
Dollansky sixth in the Big Game Treestands Maxim.
Sam Hafertepe Jr. was seventh in the Lone Star
Speedway Maxim, with Danny Lasoski eighth, piloting
the Casey’s General Stores JEI. Sammy Swindell was
ninth in the Big Game Treestands Maxim with Tim
Shaffer rounding out the Top-10 aboard the Kistler
Engines J&J.
The second
Twin-30 saw Tyler Walked lead the first five laps
from the drop of the green, before he spun on the
sixth lap. Brian Ellenberger restarted on the pole,
with Saldana diving under him entering turn one. The
current World of Outlaws point leader, who earned
the Goodyear Mid-season championship on Tuesday
night, would lead the remainder of the 30-lapper. He
chose the high side each and every time on the four
double file restarts that ensued while he was out
front in the Budweiser Maxim.
“We tightened
the car up quite a bit from the first one and were
still quite a bit loose,” Saldana said after winning
the finale. “We just worked on the car and got a
good result. The crew worked hard as always.”
Craig
Dollansky came home second in the finale, with
Meyers third, Schatz fourth and McMahan fifth. Jason
Sides was sixth with Sammy Swindell one spot behind
him. Sam Hafertepe Jr. was eighth in the second
Twin-30 to score his second Top-10 finish of the
night, with Dewease ninth and Kraig Kinser rounding
out the Top-10 in the Quaker State Maxim.
The World of
Outlaws return to action on Friday, July 23 and
Saturday, July 24 at Williams Grove Speedway in
Pennsylvania for the Summer Nationals, which will
pay $20,000 to win the finale.
DON MARTIN
MEMORIAL SILVER CUP NOTES
•FAST
QUALIFIER: Lance Dewease paced the 38 cars that took
time with an AMB i.t. timed lap around the
high-banked four-tenths-mile oval at 12.619 seconds
at 128.378 mph. For his qualifying effort, Dewease
earned five bonus points. The next four fastest
qualifiers also earned bonus points, including:
Donny Schatz (4), Jason Meyers (3), Paul McMahan (2)
and Joey Saldana (1).
•DON MARTIN MEMORIAL SILVER CUP
QUALIFYING WINNERS: Kerry Madsen, Steve Kinser, and
Adam Wilt won heat races. Dale Blaney won the Dash.
Tim Shaffer won the Last Chance Showdown.
• FEATURE
WINNERS: There have been 40 World of Outlaws Sprint
Car Series A-Feature events held in 2010. The
winners include: Joey Saldana (Thunderbowl Raceway,
Volunteer Speedway, I-55 Raceway, Eldora
Speedway-twice, Dodge City Raceway Park, River
Cities Speedway, LaSalle Speedway, Beaver Dam
Raceway and Lernerville Speedway), Jason Meyers (The
Dirt Track at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Thunderbowl
Raceway, Volunteer Speedway, Tri-State (Okla.)
Speedway, Virginia Motor Speedway, I-96 Speedway and
North Central Speedway), Steve Kinser (Volusia
Speedway Park, Jackson Speedway, River Cities
Speedway, Lakeside Speedway and Eldora Speedway),
Jason Sides (Houston Raceway Park , Tri-City
Speedway and Missouri State Fair Speedway), Craig
Dollansky (Lone Star Speedway and Cedar Lake
Speedway), Jac Haudenschild (Paducah International
Raceway and Knoxville Raceway), Donny Schatz
(Volusia Speedway Park and The Dirt Track at
Charlotte), Sammy Swindell (Dodge City Raceway and
Huset’s Speedway), Brooke Tatnell (Knoxville Raceway
and Junction Motor Speedway), Dale Blaney (Limaland
Motorsports Park), Lance Dewease (Lernerville
Speedway), Chad Layton (Williams Grove Speedway),
Paul McMahan (Eldora Speedway) and Fred Rahmer
(Williams Grove Speedway).
•FOUR-TENTHS-MILE-WINNERS: Lernerville Speedway is a
high-banked four-tenths-mile oval. The World of
Outlaws have raced five times this season on a track
that size. The winners include: Joey Saldana
(Volunteer Speedway and Lernerville Speedway), Lance
Dewease (Lernerville Speedway) Jason Meyers
(Volunteer Speedway),) and Donny Schatz (The Dirt
Track at Charlotte).
World of
Outlaws Sprint Car Series Statistical Report;
Lernerville Speedway; Sarver, PA; July 20, 2010
Qualifying
1) 30C-Lance
Dewease 12.619
2) 15-Donny
Schatz 12.758
3) 14-Jason
Meyers 12.798
4) 91-Paul
McMahan 12.843
5) 9-Joey
Saldana 12.846
6) 1Z-Stevie
Smith 12.850
7) 7-Craig
Dollansky 12.877
8) 15X-Adam
Wilt 12.882
9) 3-Kerry
Madsen 12.882
10) 2-Dale
Blaney 12.894
11) 7S-Jason
Sides 12.898
12) 15H-Sam
Hafertepe Jr. 12.899
13) 5W-Lucas
Wolfe 12.915
14) 11-Steve
Kinser 12.970
15) D4-Danny
Holtgraver 12.973
16) 8-Mike
Lutz 12.973
17) 2L-Ed
Lynch Jr. 12.994
18) 51-Fred
Rahmer 12.999
19) 6-Danny
Lasoski 12.999
20) 70-Steven
Lines 13.003
21) 1-Sammy
Swindell 13.010
22) 17-Tyler
Walker 13.016
23) 11K-Kraig
Kinser 13.017
24) 27-Daryn
Pittman 13.019
25) 83X-Tim
Shaffer 13.028
26) 94-Jack
Sodeman 13.055
27)
O-Jonathan Allard 13.077
28) 63-Chad
Kemenah 13.119
29) R19-Jac
Haudenschild 13.188
30) 19M-Brent
Marks 13.221
31) 4X-Toni
Lutar 13.241
32) 2B-Ben
Gregg 13.304
33) O8-Dan
Kuriger 13.314
34) 22-Brian
Ellenberger 13.341
35)
96-Lindsay Enscoe 13.506
36) 33-Brent
Matus 13.911
37) 72-Dave
Delisle 14.472
38) 24S-Brian
Steinman 14.493
Heat 1 (8
Laps, top 5 finishers transferred to A-feature) -
Starting Position [#]
1) 3-Kerry
Madsen
2) 5W-Lucas
Wolfe
3) 9-Joey
Saldana
4) 1-Sammy
Swindell
5) 30C-Lance
Dewease
6) 83X-Tim
Shaffer
7) R19-Jac
Haudenschild
8) 2L-Ed
Lynch Jr.
9) 72-Dave
Delisle
Heat 2 (8
Laps, top 5 finishers transferred to A-feature) -
Starting Position [#]
1) 11-Steve
Kinser
2) 2-Dale
Blaney
3) 15-Donny
Schatz
4) 1Z-Stevie
Smith
5) 17-Tyler
Walker
6) 22-Brian
Ellenberger
7) 94-Jack
Sodeman
8) 51-Fred
Rahmer
9) 19M-Brent
Marks
10) 24S-Brian
Steinman
Heat 3 (8
Laps, top 5 finishers transferred to A-feature) -
Starting Position [#]
1) 7S-Jason
Sides
2) D4-Danny
Holtgraver
3) 14-Jason
Meyers
4) 11K-Kraig
Kinser
5) 7-Craig
Dollansky
6) 6-Danny
Lasoski
7) O-Jonathan
Allard
8) 4X-Toni
Lutar
9) 96-Lindsay
Enscoe
Heat 4 (8
Laps, top 5 finishers transferred to A-feature) -
Starting Position [#]
1) 15X-Adam
Wilt
2) 15H-Sam
Hafertepe Jr.
3) 91-Paul
McMahan
4) 8-Mike
Lutz
5) 27-Daryn
Pittman
6) 70-Steven
Lines
7) 63-Chad
Kemenah
8) 2B-Ben
Gregg
9) 33-Brent
Matus
Dash (6 laps,
finishing order determined first 10 starting
positions of A-feature) - Starting Position [#]
1) 2-Dale
Blaney
2) 7S-Jason
Sides
3) 3-Kerry
Madsen
4) 30C-Lance
Dewease
5) 15-Donny
Schatz
6) 15X-Adam
Wilt
7) 11-Steve
Kinser
8) 5W-Lucas
Wolfe
9) 15H-Sam
Hafertepe Jr.
10) D4-Danny
Holtgraver
B-main (12
laps, top 4 finishers transferred to A-feature) -
Starting Position [#]
1) 83X-Tim
Shaffer
2) 6-Danny
Lasoski
3) 70-Steven
Lines
4) R19-Jac
Haudenschild
5) O-Jonathan
Allard [$200]
6) 22-Brian
Ellenberger [$180]
7) 51-Fred
Rahmer [$175]
8) 63-Chad
Kemenah [$160]
9) 4X-Toni
Lutar [$150]
10) 2B-Ben
Gregg [$150]
11)
96-Lindsay Enscoe [$150]
12) 24S-Brian
Steinman [$150]
13) 94-Jack
Sodeman [$150]
14) 2L-Ed
Lynch Jr. [$150]
15) 72-Dave
Delisle [$150]
16) 19M-Brent
Marks [$150]
17) 33-Brent
Matus [$150]
18) O8-Dan
Kuriger [$150]
First A-main
(30 laps) - Starting Position [#]
1) 30C-Lance
Dewease[4] [$15,000]
2) 15-Donny
Schatz[5] [$5,500]
3) 7S-Jason
Sides[2] [$3,200]
4) 91-Paul
McMahan[12] [$2,800]
5) 14-Jason
Meyers[11] [$2,500]
6) 7-Craig
Dollansky[15] [$2,300]
7) 15H-Sam
Hafertepe Jr.[9] [$2,200]
8) 6-Danny
Lasoski[17] [$2,100]
9) 1-Sammy
Swindell[19] [$2,050]
10) 83X-Tim
Shaffer[23] [$2,000]
11) 9-Joey
Saldana[13] [$1,500]
12) 5W-Lucas
Wolfe[8] [$1,200]
13) 22-Brian
Ellenberger[25] [$300]
14) 17-Tyler
Walker[20] [$1,050]
15) 11K-Kraig
Kinser[21] [$1,000]
16) 2-Dale
Blaney[1] [$900]
17) 11-Steve
Kinser[7] [$800]
18) 15X-Adam
Wilt[6] [$800]
19) D4-Danny
Holtgraver[10] [$800]
20) 2L-Ed
Lynch Jr.[26] [$0]
21) 3-Kerry
Madsen[3] [$800]
22) 70-Steven
Lines[18] [$800]
23) 8-Mike
Lutz[16] [$800]
24) 33-Brent
Matus[27] [$0]
25) 1Z-Stevie
Smith[14] [$800]
26) 27-Daryn
Pittman[22] [$800]
27) R19-Jac
Haudenschild[24] [$800]
Lap Leaders:
Dale Blaney 1-10, 12-23; Lance Dewease 11, 24-32
KSE Hard
Charger Award: Brian Ellenberger
Note: Brian
Ellenberger used a World of Outlaws Provisional to
start the A-Feature. Ed Lynch Jr. and Brent Matus
used Lernerville Speedway Provisionals to start the
A-Feature.
Second A-main
(30 laps) - Starting Position [#]
1) 9-Joey
Saldana[4] [$15,000]
2) 7-Craig
Dollansky[9] [$5,500]
3) 14-Jason
Meyers[10] [$3,200]
4) 15-Donny
Schatz[13] [$2,800]
5) 91-Paul
McMahan[11] [$2,500]
6) 7S-Jason
Sides[12] [$2,300]
7) 1-Sammy
Swindell[6] [$2,200]
8) 15H-Sam
Hafertepe Jr.[8] [$2,100]
9) 30C-Lance
Dewease[14] [$2,050]
10) 11K-Kraig
Kinser[15] [$2,000]
11) 5W-Lucas
Wolfe[3] [$1,500]
12) 22-Brian
Ellenberger[2] [$400]
13) 6-Danny
Lasoski[7] [$1100]
14) D4-Danny
Holtgraver[19] [$1,050]
15) 2-Dale
Blaney[16] [$1,000]
16) 2L-Ed
Lynch Jr.[20] [$100]
17) 33-Brent
Matus[22] [$0]
18)
O-Jonathan Allard[24] [$800]
19) 15X-Adam
Wilt[18] [$800]
20) 17-Tyler
Walker[1] [$800]
21) 83X-Tim
Shaffer[5] [$800]
22) 8-Mike
Lutz[21] [$800]
23) 11-Steve
Kinser[17] [$800]
24) 27-Daryn
Pittman[23] [$800]
Lap Leaders:
Tyler Walker 1-5, Joey Saldana 6-30
KSE Hard
Charger Award: Donny Schatz
Note:
Jonathan Allard started the second A-Feature as the
alternate when Steven Lines had a mechanical problem
and was not able to start the race.
World of
Outlaws Championship Standings through July 20
1.
Joey
Saldana 5366
2.
Steve Kinser
5341 -25
3.
Jason
Meyers 5310 -56
4.
Donny
Schatz 5196 -170
5.
Jason
Sides 5150 -216
6.
Paul
McMahan 5081 -285
7.
Lucas
Wolfe 5003 -363
8.
Craig Dollansky
4915 -451
9.
Jac
Haudenschild 4851 -515
10.
Kraig
Kinser 4836 -530
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