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Championship Night #1 At Southern Oregon Speedway
This Saturday
White City, Oregon...Following last weekend's big R Charles Snyder Salute IMCA Modified Show, Southern Oregon Speedway prepares to wrap up what has been an exciting 2019 season. This is the first of two championship Saturday night events. This weekend will feature the Kendall Oil Winged Sprint Cars, Late Models, Bobbio's Pizza Mini Stocks and Valley Store All Late Model Lites. It is the final point event of the season for all but the Sprint Cars.
Sprint Car point leader Mike Wheeler surprised the field when he didn't show up for the most recent event. It was a planned Hawaii vacation for the family, and he had such a point lead that he would not lose it in his absence. However, the points got a little bit closer when Bailey Hibbard finished fifth in the most recent race. The Wheeler advantage is now just 17 points. Last weekend, Hibbard went to Cottage Grove and scored his first feature win of the season. He will be hoping to earn similar results this Saturday night. As a three-time winner this season, Wheeler will be hoping to pick up where he left off.
The battle for second is even closer as Hibbard leads past champion Charlie Thompson by just five points and Enrique Jaime by eight. Thompson and Jaime are also looking for their first wins of the season. Last time out, 2016 champion Jake Wheeler drove the Ron Osborne car to an impressive victory. It was past champion TJ Winningham finishing a season best second as he moved into fifth in the standings, 15 points behind Jaime. All of these drivers are anticipated this weekend along with top rookie Anissa Curtice, reigning champion David Hibbard, Johnny Burke and David Marble. Having wrapped up the ISCS Sprint Car championship, it's possible that Tanner Holmes will be here as well.
The Late Model championship is already a foregone conclusion for Trent Elliott. Not only did he win three point earning feature races, he also bagged the $4,000 first prize in the Cottonwood Classic. Elliott will be out to extend his win total this week, while Dave Everson and Darren Coffell have a close battle going for second in the standings. Everson, who is the 2013 Pro Stock champion, leads two-time feature winner Coffell by just three points. Like Mark Wauge, Everson has finished as high as third in the Main Event this season. Wauge has three third place finishes and will be hoping to grab his first win in this division this weekend.
Dave Foote is fourth in the standings, 22 points ahead of last season's top rookie, Miles Deubert. Deubert challenged himself in the big Cottonwood Classic event and managed to earn a starting spot in the highly competitive field. He was a two-time winner last season and will be hoping to end things with a victory on Saturday. Other drivers to watch for this week include 2016 champion Bob Dees, Eric Massey, Chris Biggs and Kelly Justason.
In the Bobbio's Pizza Mini Stock class, reigning champion David Steele has scored six victories to carry a 22 point lead into the final race. Barring any bad luck in preliminaries, Steele will likely win another championship. Running second in the standings is Ashtin Hedges. Hedges has done a respectable job with five second place finishes and a win to his credit. The battle behind him finds 2017 champion Kristopher Mix leading top rookie Dylan Irving by 26 points. Mix will have to stumble to lose third. Other drivers to watch for this week include Hunter Magnan, Michael McLeod, Andrew Hall, Brandyn Wonsyld and 2013 champion Steve Goetz.
Greg Arnold decided to run his car with the Late Models last time out as Lee Doty allowed him to drive his fast Late Model Lite. Arnold responded with a feature win to extend his lead to 13 points ahead of reigning champion Charlie Eaton. Arnold has put himself in a good position to win his first championship since winning the Super Truck division title back in 2002. However, one-time winner Eaton could still do well enough to take the lead. Ross Payant should be back behind the wheel of the Doty car this week as he leads Eric Aos by just seven tallies in the race for third. Also battling for position are Dusty Aos and Krista Hadley, who are tied for fifth. Hadley has picked up back-to-back Top 3 finishes. Other drivers to watch for this week include Terry Hadley and Jim Cunningham.
There will only be one more opportunity after this Saturday night to check out a show at Southern Oregon Speedway. The Late Models and Sprint Cars are two of the faster classes the speedway offers, and the racing should be exciting. Gates will open at 5 pm With the first race starting at 7. General Admission Adult tickets 13+ are $13, Seniors 62+, Veterans and Juniors 7 to 12 are $7. Children 6 and under are free. For further information, go to www.southernoregonspeedway.com.
Chadwick Wins $5,000 In R Charles Snyder Salute
IMCA Modified Race
White City, Oregon...September 1-August 31...Taking the lead after Shane DeVolder had problems lapping slower traffic, Kellen Chadwick went on to win the 50 lap IMCA Modified Main Event Sunday night at Southern Oregon Speedway. The occasion was the Third Annual R Charles Snyder Salute, which pays tribute to the long time Medford area radio DJ and auto racing announcer. Chadwick had broken a rear end in heat race competition the night before and was only able to race after borrowing another rear end. He made it through the B Main and started in the last row of the Main Event before charging to the $5,000 victory. Nick Trenchard pocketed $2,500 for his second place finish, while Saturday night Invitational Feature winner Troy Foulger drove the Bowers Racing Modified to a $1,500 third place finish. Coupled with his $1,000 prize from the night earlier, Foulger left with $2,500. Jon DeBenedetti drove the Brian Bowman car to a $1,000 fourth place finish.
Reigning State of California IMCA Modified champion Shane DeVolder had a front row start for the race and led at the green flag and through four yellow flags in the first three laps. Foulger was an early second ahead of defending race champion Bobby Hogge IV. The preferred groove was on the bottom, and DeVolder led comfortably ahead of Foulger and Hogge through the first half of the race. When a yellow flag waved on lap 23 for John Campos in Turn 1, track officials called for the a mid race fuel break. At that point, last row starter Chadwick had already found his way up to fourth ahead of Trenchard. DeVolder continued to lead Foulger and Hogge on the restart. DeVolder again caught slower traffic around lap 35. Hoping to make a big move, Foulger moved to the outside line and was promptly freight trained back to fifth by Chadwick and Trenchard. Hogge was now in the second position. Working to put Andy Freeman a lap down, DeVolder made contact with him and the two tangled in Turn 4. Hogge made slight contact in the incident but kept going to the lap 42 yellow flag. Meanwhile, Trenchard did a complete 360, but he kept going and wasn't declared part of the yellow flag. Hogge headed to the pits for repairs, handing Chadwick the lead over Trenchard and Foulger. Chadwick led the pack on the restart and went on to score the victory. Trenchard settled for second, followed by DeVolder, DeBenedetti, Campos, Jeremy Ohlde, Dylan Schriner, Paul Rea, Chris Nieman in Derek Nance.
Trenchard and Chadwick were part of the 20 lap B Main, and Chadwick found himself starting in the back. Trenchard led from the waving of the green flag ahead of recent Yreka John Arnberg Memorial winner Jimmy Lipke and Preston Jones. They ran in that order all the way to the checkered flag in a race that ran with no yellow flag interruptions. Rea finished fourth ahead of Chadwick and final transfer Justin Foux.
Saturday action included two sets of 10 lap heat races. Based on finishing and passing points, this would determine the drivers who would automatically make the big show and who would make the redraw for the first four rows of Sunday's big feature. The first set of heat race wins went to the DeVolder, Todd Hermosillo, Nance, Duane Orsburn and Hogge. DeVolder also won his second heat race, as did Nance. Foulger, Campos and track point leader Zack Fettinger were the other heat race winners. After the weekend, Fettinger added a few more points to his lead as he managed to make the feature, while closest rival Jesse Bailey didn't make it out of the B Main.
The 25 lap Invitational Feature was a special money race that had no impact on Sunday's big money event, nor did it offer points for the track championship race. There was a $4,000 purse at stake, and DeVolder again looked like a sure winner as he shot out of the gate early. DeVolder held a big lead over Foulger at the halfway point of the race as Hogge ran third. As DeVolder got tentative in traffic around lap 17, Foulger quickly closed in on him. An inside pass on the back stretch of the 20th lap gained Foulger the lead, and he went on to post the $1,000 victory. DeVolder settled for a $700 second ahead of Hogge, Trenchard and Campos.
The IMCA Modified championship season will come to a close on September 14th. Also competing that night will be the IMCA Sport Modifieds, Kendall Oil Winged Sprint Cars and Southern Oregon Dwarf Cars. For further information, go to www.southernoregonspeedway.com.
Race Results
IMCA Modifieds
A Main
83 Kellen Chadwick
54N Nick Trenchard
49 Troy Foulger
222 Jon DeBenedetti
36 John Campos
21 Jeremy Ohlde
92 Dylan Schriner
33 Paul Rea
3N Chris Nieman
5n Derek Nance
44RX Shane Devolder
6J Justin Foux
2H Bobby Hogge IV
5j Preston Jones
0 Duane Orsburn
4Y James Lipke
33E Hunter Bloom
30F Andy Freeman
88 Zach Fettinger
45S Aaron Scheeler
82m James Anderson
3H Todd Hermosillo
B Main
54N Nick Trenchard
4Y James Lipke
5j Preston Jones
33 Paul Rea
83 Kellen Chadwick
6J Justin Foux
12y Derek Young
211 David Satterfield
B40 Steve Borror
64 Ray Kniffen Jr
007 Jesse Bailey
6M Matt Jenner DNS
8 Daniel Herrera DNS
31 Manny Freeman DNS
Heat 1A
44RX Shane DeVolder
21 Jeremy Ohlde
54N Nick Trenchard
3N Chris Nieman
6J Justin Foux
6M Matt Jenner
Heat 2A
3H Todd Hermosillo
49 Troy Folger
45S Aaron Scheeler
222 Jon DeBenedetti
211 David Satterfield
8 Daniel Herrera
Heat 3A
5n Derek Nance
92 Dylan Schriner
33E Hunter Bloom
82m James Anderson
64 Ray Kniffen Jr
31 Manny Freeman
Heat 4A
0 Duane Orsburn
36 John Campos
007 Jesse Bailey
30F Andy Freeman
33 Paul Rea
4Y James Lipke
Heat 5A
2H Bobby Hogge IV
83 Kellen Chadwick
88 Zach Fettinger
5j Preston Jones
12y Derek Young
B40 Steve Borror
Heat 1B
44RX Shane DeVolder
21 Jeremy Ohlde
3N Chris Nieman
54N Nick Trenchard
6J Justin Faux
6M Matt Jenner DNS
Heat 2B
49 Troy Foulger
222 Jon DeBenedetti
45S Aaron Scheeler
3H Todd Hermosillo
211 David Satterfield
8 Daniel Herrera DNS
Heat 3B
5n Derek Nance
92 Dylan Schriner
82m James Anderson
33E Hunter Bloom
64 Ray Kniffen Jr
31 Manny Freeman DNS
Heat 4B
36 John Campos
30F Andy Freeman
0 Duane Orsburn
4Y James Lipke
33 Paul Rea
007 Jesse Bailey
Heat 5B
88 Zach Fettinger
12y Derek Young
2H Bobby Hogge IV
5j Preston Jones
B40 Steve Borror
83 Kellen Chadwick DNS
Invitational Feature
49 Troy Foulger
44RX Shane DeVolder
2H Bobby Hogge IV
54N Nick Trenchard
36 John Campos
0 Duane Orsburn
007 Jesse Bailey
45S Aaron Scheeler
92 Dylan Schriner
3H Todd Hermosillo
33E Hunter Bloom
5n Derek Nance
88 Zach Fettinger
21 Jeremy Ohlde
83 Kellen Chadwick DNS
Henson Returns For $2,000 Victory In R Charles Snyder Salute IMCA Sport Modified Race At Southern Oregon Speedway
White City, Oregon...August 31-September 1...Merissa Henson scored the victory in the 30 lap IMCA Sport Modified Main Event Sunday night at Southern Oregon Speedway. This was the Third Annual R Charles Snyder Salute, which pays tribute to the long time Medford area radio DJ and auto racing announcer. The win for Henson earned her $2,000. Hanson raced Mini Stocks and Sprint Cars at the speedway, but this year she has been driving a Sport Modified owned by past Yreka champion Donny Bottoms at Siskiyou Speedway. She drove a flawless race in holding off the challenges of both Chase Thomas and eventual second place finisher Jorddon Braaten. Braaten, who continues to lead the track championship race, earned $1,000 for his second place finish, while Craig Nieman picked up $700 for his third place finish.
Henson set the tone for things to come when she won the first heat race of the night on Saturday. She earned enough points to make it into the redraw and drew a front row start for the big feature race. She charged into lead at the drop of the green flag, and Chase Thomas took up pursuit on a lap two restart. Hanson and Thomas pulled ahead of the pack as Dwayne Melvin and Philip Shelby had a good battle going for third. Shelby made an inside pass in Turn 4 of the ninth lap to gain third. Braaten, who was forced to run the B Main after a disappointing heat race effort, made his first move into the Top 10 on lap nine. Nieman made a move past Melvin for the fourth position on lap 14. Henson continued to lead Thomas, but Braaten finally moved into fifth on a lap 17 restart. A yellow flag waved for Isaac Sanders in Turn 4 a lap later. The restart saw Braaten make a strong outside move to take second behind Henson. The battle was on at the front of the pack, but Henson was running smooth, fast and consistent laps. Braaten and Thomas ran closely behind in second and third. One final yellow flag waved on lap 28, but Henson again resumed command and would take it to the checkered flag ahead of Braaten. Nieman made an inside pass in Turn 4 of the 29th lap to gain third from Thomas, and Thomas fell back a few positions with a flat tire. Yreka star Ryder Boswell came all the way from the C Main to finish fourth, followed by Mike Medel, Branden Wilson, Thomas, Melvin, Doug Coffman and Austin Petray.
There was a 20 lap C Main to transfer four cars into the B Main. Petray charged into the lead at the start, and a yellow flag flew on lap two when Steven Sanders hit the front wall. Petray continued to lead Mike Merritt, and Ryder Boswell made an inside pass in Turn 4 of the fifth lap to take third from Brian Knorr. A lap six restart saw Sanders settle into the fourth position. Petray continued to lead through four yellow flag periods. Petray led Boswell and Knorr on a lap 14 restart, but Sanders gained the third position a lap later. Petray scored the win ahead of Boswell, Sanders, Joby Shields and Knorr.
There would be six transfers coming from the 20 lap B Main, and after a complete restart, Jimmy Ford set the pace ahead of Braaten and Billy Richey. Saturday night Invitational Feature winner Andrew Peckham gained third on a lap a three restart, and the lead three drivers pulled away from the pack. Following a lap 13 yellow flag, Ford continued to lead Braaten on the restart as Mark Garner made an inside pass in Turn 4 to take third from Peckham. The battle remained close at the front between Ford and Braaten, and Braaten finally made an inside pass in the final turn to score the thrilling victory. Peckham made a last lap pass on Garner for what would be second as Ford fell back a few spots. Garner finished third, followed by Ford, Ryder Boswell and Matt Sanders. Sanders was a Main Event scratch, allowing Billy Richey to move into a transfer spot. A miscommunication between the tower and the pits also enabled Petray to start 23rd in the Main Event before ending up 10th at the finish in that race.
There were 48 Sport Modifieds in the pits, and wins in the first set of 10 lap heat races were earned by Henson, Alan Furuta, Jason Ferguson, Peckham, Medel and Chase Thomas. The second set of heat race wins went to Nieman, Jesse Merriman, Shelby, Melvin, Timothy Allerdings and Chase Thomas. Passing points and finishing points determined the 16 drivers who would be locked into the big Sunday Main Event and the Top 8 drivers who would be in the redraw.
The Saturday evening show concluded with the Pro Service Center 20 lap Invitational Feature, which was won by Peckham. Peckham picked up a $500 paycheck for his victory. Peckham led at the start ahead of Hanson, but Chase Thomas gained second on a lap five restart as Henson continued to run in third. The race only had a pair of yellow flag slow downs, and Peckham was the happy winner ahead of Thomas, Henson, Melvin and Matt Sanders.
The IMCA Sport Modifieds will run their final point race on September 14th. Other competing divisions that night will include the IMCA Modifieds, Kendall Oil Winged Sprint Cars and Southern Oregon Dwarf Cars. For further information, go to www.southernoregonspeedway.com.
Race Results
IMCA Sport Modifieds
A Main
17m Merrissa Henson
84 Jordan Braaten
7Z Craig Nieman
08 Ryder Boswell
30m Mike Medel
12w Branden Wilson
21T Chase Thomas
69 Dwayne Melvin
99 Doug Coffman
p11 Austin Petray
12I Isaac Sanders
612 Jimmy Ford
112 Alan Furuta
56 Brian Hubert
14 Billy Richey
19 Jason Ferguson
76 Mark Garner
75 Andrew Peckham
27s Sean Hulsey
86 Phillip Shelby
27 Timothy Allerdings
13B Donald Bandfield
95 Rich McCoy
B Main
84 Jorddon Braaten
75 Andrew Peckham
76 Mark Garner
612 Jimmy Ford
08 Ryder Boswell
2M Matt Sanders
14 Billy Richey
p11 Austin Petray
555 Joby Shields
28L Steve Lysinger
12C Colt Boswell
11j Jesse Merriman
11B Aaron Bloom
9 Justin Ryker
7M Willie McFall
28 Randy Wright
22t Tanner Thomas
7S Steven Sanders
43 Travis Pruitt
37 Jesse Skidmore
C Main
p11 Austin Petray
08 Ryder Boswell
7S Steven Sanders
555 Joby Shields
58m Mike Merritt
401K Brian Knorr
74R Danny Rule
4B Bartley Foster
203 Chris Silva
17r Michael Rule
26 Zach Nelson
98w Mike Wilcox
Heat 1A
17m Merrissa Henson
13B Donald Bandfield
9 Justin Ryker
7z Craig Nieman
2M Matt Sanders
4b Bartley Foster
7S Steven Sanders
10xx Lloyd Speer
Heat 2A
112 Alan Furuta
99c Doug Coffman
12w Branden Wilson
7m Willie McFall
7w Wyatt Westfall
17r Michael Rule
74r Danny Rule
11j Jesse Merriman
Heat 3A
19 Jason Ferguson
84 Jordan Braaten
86 Phillip Shelby
95 Rich McCoy
7 Jantzen Knips
401K Brian Knorr
43 Travis Pruitt
p11 Austin Petray
Heat 4A
75 Andrew Peckham
69 Dwayne Melvin
612 Jimmy Ford
11B Aaron Bloom
14 Billy Richey
37 Jesse Skidmore
26 Zach Nelson
Heat 5A
30m Mike Medel
56 Brian Hubert
12I Isaac Sanders
27 Timothy Allerdings
12C Colt Boswell
98 Mike Wilcox
19T Trevor Tiffee
Heat 6A
21T Chase Thomas
27s Sean Hulsey
22t Tanner Thomas
58m Mike Merritt
28L Steve Lysinger
28 Randy Wright
203 Chris Silva
Heat 1B
7z Craig Nieman
17m Merissa Henson
13b Donald Bandfield
9 Justin Ryker
4b Bartley Foster
10xx Lloyd Speer
2m Matt Sanders
7s Steven Sanders
Heat 2B
11j Jesse Merriman
12w Branden Wilson
99 Doug Coffman
112 Alan Furuta
7M Willie McFall
17r Michael Rule
74R Danny Rule
7W Wyatt Westfall
Heat 3B
86 Phillip Shelby
95 Rich McCoy
43 Travis Pruitt
p11 Austin Petray
401K Brian Knorr
19 Jason Ferguson
84 Jordan Braaten
7 Jantzen Knips
Heat 4B
69 Dwayne Melvin
14 Billy Richey
76 Mark Garner
612 Jimmy Ford
37 Jesse Skidmore
75 Andrew Peckham
26 Zach Nelson
11B Aaron Bloom
Heat 5B
27 Timothy Allerdings
555 Joby Shields
56 Brian Hubert
12I Isaac Sanders
12C Colt Boswell
30m Mike Medel
98 Mike Wilcox
19T Trevor Tiffee
Heat 6B
21T Chase Thomas
28 Randy Wright
27s Sean Hulsey
28L Steve Lysinger
22t Tanner Thomas
203 Chris Silva
08 Ryder Bosswell
58m Mike Merritt
Invitational Feature
75 Andrew Peckham
21T Chase Thomas
17m Merrissa Henson
69 Dwayne Melvin
2M Matt Sanders
13B Donald Bandfield
22t Tanner Thomas
99 Doug Coffman
86 Phillip Shelby
12w Branden Wilson
56 Brian Hubert
95 Rich McCoy
612 Jimmy Ford
12I Isaac Sanders
19 Jason Ferguson
27s Sean Hulsey
30m Mike Medel
112 Alan Furuta DNS
Robustelli A Double Winner In SODCA Dwarf Cars
At Southern Oregon Speedway
White City, Oregon...August 31-September 1...Camden Robustelli kept his championship effort on track by winning the SODCA Dwarf Car 25 lap Main Event on Saturday night at Southern Oregon Speedway. The association also ran a non point event on Sunday, and Robustelli picked up the win in that race as well. This gives him three wins on the year at his home track.
The Saturday race saw championship contender Chad Cardoza lead a lap before an inside pass in Turn 4 gained Robustelli first. Three-time reigning champion and title contender Josh King settled into second, but he pitted off of the back stretch during a lap five yellow flag. After a failed restart attempt, King managed to return for the next restart as Robustelli led Cardoza and Joseph Sanders. King made a serious charge back towards the front of the pack. Steve Walker made a front stretch pass on lap 12 to take third from Sanders, and King went charging past Sanders for the fourth position on the front stretch on lap 14. An outside pass on the front stretch a lap later gained King third from Walker, and King set his sights on Cardoza. By lap 21, he caught him, and King made a pass on the outside down the back stretch to take the second position on lap 22. However, Robustelli was not about to let this race get away as he scored the impressive victory ahead of King, Cordoza, Walker, Fred Hay, Sanders, Doug McVae, Ashleigh Strain, Shane Hines and Reggie Ayers.
The Saturday show had 21 competitors, and eight lap heat race wins went to Cody Peters, Robustelli and Jesse Lorentz. Peters outran Robustelli to win the A Dash, while King won the B Dash ahead of Ryan Smith. Brock Peters joined Michael Johnson and Dane Halbert on the sidelines after the heat races.
The Sunday event was a non point affair, and Hay had the pole for the 20 lap race. Hay led three laps before a back stretch pass gained Robustelli the lead. Hay had King and Brock Peters running closely behind him as Robustelli pulled away to a straightaway advantage. A yellow flag for Don Gifford in Turn 4 negated the Robustelli lead on lap eight, but he continued to lead through this restart and a lap 10 restart with Hay in pursuit. A high pass in Turn 2 of the 11th lap gained King second from Hay, and Cardoza passed Hay on the outside down the back stretch for the third position a lap later. Even a late yellow flag on lap 17 did nothing to stop Robustelli. He resumed command when the green flag waved and brought it home to a satisfying victory ahead of King, Cardoza, Hay, Brock Peters, Michael Johnson, Shane Hines, Ashleigh Strain, Gifford and Trevor Davis.
The eight lap heat race wins went to Robustelli and King. King held off Robustelli to win the A Dash, and Strain outran Davis to win the B Dash. This was the first Dwarf Car win for Strain.
The Dwarf Cars will be a part of the final championship night on September 14th. Also competing will be the IMCA Modifieds, IMCA Sport Modifieds and Kendall Oil Winged Sprint Cars. For further information, go to www.southernoregonspeedway.com or the Dwarf Car Associaton page at www.sodca.net.
Sunday Race Results
SODCA Dwarf Cars
Heat 1
25s Camden Robustelli
2s Brock Peters
4S Joe Sanders
77S Reggie Ayers
8S Trevor Davis
87S Don Gifford
777S Michael Johnson
Heat 2
09s Josh King
10S Fred Hay
76S Shane Hines
32S Ashleigh Strain
58S Bill Winter
71s Chad Cardoza
86k Doug McVeigh
A Dash
09s Josh King
25s Camden Robustelli
2s Brock Peters
4S Joe Sanders
10S Fred Hay
76S Shane Hines
B Dash
32S Ashleigh Strain
8S Trevor Davis
77S Reggie Ayers
87S Don Gifford
A Main
25s Camden Robustelli
09s Josh King
71s Chad Cardoza
10S Fred Hay
2s Brock Peters
777S Michael Johnson
76S Shane Hines
32S Ashleigh Strain
87S Don Gifford
8S Trevor Davis
77S Reggie Ayers
58S Bill Winter
4S Joe Sanders
30 Cody Peters DNS
Race Results Saturday
SODCA Dwarf Cars
Heat 1
30S Cody Peters
2s Brock Peters
09s Josh King
26S Ryan Smith
86k Doug McVeigh
4S Joe Sanders
32S Ashleigh Strain
Heat 2
25s Camden Robustelli
71s Chad Cardoza
14 Jerry Hauck
777S Michael Johnson
7s Paul Haslow
77S Reggie Ayers
46S Sean Trujillo
Heat 3
96 Jesse Lorentz
10S Fred Hay
13s Steve Walker
76S Shane Hines
8S Trevor Davis
15S Dane Halbert
87 Don Gifford
A Dash
30S Cody Peters
25s Camden Robustelli
10S Fred Hay
71s Chad Cardoza
2s Brock Peters
96 Jesse Lorentz
B Dash
09s Josh King
26S Ryan Smith
13s Steve Walker
14 Jerry Hauck
76S Shane Hines
777S Michael Johnson DNS
A Main
25s Camden Robustelli
09s Josh King
71s Chad Cardoza
13s Steve Walker
10S Fred Hay
4S Joe Sanders
86k Doug McVeigh
32S Ashley Strain
76S Shane Hines
77S Reggie Ayers
7s Paul Haslow
87S Don Gifford
8S Trevor Davis
30S Cody Peters
26S Ryan Smith
14 Jerry Hauck
96 Jesse Lorentz
46S Sean Trujillo
2s Brock Peters DNS
15S Dane Halbert DNS
777S Michael Johnson DNS
Haudenshild Wins Pro Stock Main Event
At Southern Oregon Speedway
White City, Oregon...September 1...Jeff Haudenshild won the Calculated Comfort Outlaw Pro Stock Main Event Sunday night at Southern Oregon Speedway. This was the first win of the season for Haudenshild, who was chased across the finish line by point leader Scott Lenz. Lenz made a pit stop during the first caution. Before a lap had been completed, the race had an unsuccessful restart attempt and a lengthy red flag period before Lenz rejoined the field. According to association bylaws, because Lenz didn't make the next restart, he lost a lap.
The rocky start to the race included a tangle between Ryan Smith and Jeffrey Hudson in Turn 3. Lenz headed for the pits. Another yellow flag waved when Colby Hammond spun in Turn 2. Track officials decided to throw a red flag to get the cars lined up for the next restart, and the lengthy red flag period enabled Lenz to return after making repairs. Johnny Cobb led the opening lap before being passed by Dave Quick in Turn 4. Jeff Haudenshild settled into third on a lap three restart, but Colby Hammond spun in Turn 4 for another yellow flag. On the restart, Haudenshild charged by Quick to take the lead. Lenz was into the fourth position on lap five before a yellow flag waved for Quick in Turn 4. On the restart, Lenz settled into second behind Haudenshild, while Hudson completed his charge from the back into the third position on lap seven. Track officials were debating time limit when a yellow flag waved on lap 10 for a tangle between Ginny Flowers and James Flowers. Haudenshild led Lenz on the restart, and Lenz searched for a way by. However, he ran out of time as the checkered flag flew on lap 12 with Haudenshild winning ahead of Lenz. Association bylaws dropped Lenz down a lap, giving Hudson second ahead of Matt Harlow, Ken Irving, Dan Randall, Roy Bain, Bryan Hammond, Johnny Cobb, Chris Ellis and Quick.
Lenz picked up an eight lap heat race win ahead of Cobb. Hudson outran Harlow to win the other heat race. For the latest Pro Stock information, go to the Outlaw Pro Stock Facebook page.
Race Results
Calculated Comfort Outlaw Pro Stocks
Heat 1
51L Scott Lenz
00 Johnny Cobb
42 John David Duffie
57 Ryan Smith
7 Colby Hammond
1 Ken Irving
21 Scott Flowers
22 Ginny Flowers
2d Darek Alford
Heat 2
15 Jeffrey Hudson
0m Matt Harlow
05 Jeff Haudenshild
04 James Flowers
20 Dave Quick
55 Bryan Hammond
21d Chris Ellis
19 Roy Bain
104 Ken LePlant Jr
33 Dan Randall
Main Event
05 Jeff Haudenshild
15 Jefferey Hudson
0m Matt Harlow
1 Ken Irving
33 Dan Randall
19 Roy Bain
55 Bryan Hammond
00 Johnny Cobb
21d Chris Ellis
20 Dave Quick
34 Dean Hackworth
104 Ken LePlant Jr
21 Scott Flowers
51L Scott Lenz
2D Darek Alford
22 Ginny Flowers
04 James Flowers
42 John David Duffie
7 Colby Hammond
57 Ryan Smith
