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Karrick, Clancy, Ziegler and Wood Drive to Victories at CMS!

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Central Missouri SpeedwayBy Alan Miller
CMS Announcer/PR
July 17, 2011

(Warrensburg, MO) – The hot temperatures added to the weekly challenge for fans and drivers at Central Missouri Speedway’s action presented by Cliff Harris Warrensburg Ford and Chrysler Dodge Jeep. After flying under the double checkers, two new winning drivers entered the Waterloo Storage Products victory lane. Each feature produced some entertaining action for the loyal race fans when Tim Karrick from Basehor, Kansas claimed his first CMS win in the modifieds this year, Steve Clancy out of Odessa took home the win in the ULMA late models, Brian Ziegler from Bates City in street stocks and the veteran driver, Bobby Russ Wood from Rayville for his first feature victory at CMS in the b-modifieds.

Starting the CMS weekly points racing action were the Brooks Automotive B-Modified drivers for two heat races with 13 cars registered. The two heat winners were Jacob Ebert in heat one for his seventh heat win and Ethan Isaacs in heat two for his third win. The b-modified 15- lap feature event was first on the track after intermission when Wood led the event early on with Nic Bennett working a higher line in second. A clean race for the b-modified drivers was clearly evident with a quick pace in the feature. Bennett battled with Ebert at the midpoint of the feature. Wood maintained the lead into lapped traffic and drove into victory lane for his first feature win at CMS with Ebert placing a solid second. Bennett stayed sturdy and finished in third with Ethan Isaacs, fourth, Chad Staus for his best finish in fifth, and Bobby Raybourn sixth.

The Expressways Food Shop, Eickleberry Concrete, Brooks Automotive Street Stock drivers worked on their machines this week to try to take on points leader, Brian Ziegler for two event heat qualifiers. Bryce McMillin won his second heat of the year with Herb Dannar grabbing heat two for his second heat win this season. Bryce McMillin and Dannar started on the front row with Ziegler making a statement early on in the feature with moves on the high-side into the front of the field. Several mechanical issues in the middle of the race caused the feature to slow some, but Ziegler continued to pace the field. McMillin challenged him on several re-starts, but could not make anything stick. Ziegler used the high side most of the night and hung on to the lead and gained his fourth feature win at CMS. McMillin posted a strong runner-up finish with Devin Irvin coming home with a strong third place finish from a twelfth-place starting spot, Nate Barnes was fourth, followed by Scotty Dukes with a solid fifth and Michael Mullins sixth.

Next up were the ULMA Late Models for two heats. In the Bodee’s Race Bodies, Rod End Supply first heat, Steve Clancy won for his first heat victory just ahead Jason Bodenhamer. Bob Test grabbed the B&D Transmission heat number two for his second heat win. Early on in the All-American Auto 20-lap main event, Clancy used a steady low line and put his car into the early lead. After a spin in turn four, several drivers including Test, Trace Westling and Kevin Coyne tangled. After the re-start, Brett Wood took a scary flip over turn four but eventually landed on his wheels. Wood was okay, but the car suffered serious damage. Test also broke his front end from contact with the uke tire on the low side and headed back into the pits. Clancy then had a classic battle with Bodenhamer for the remaining laps hanging onto the low line with Bodenhamer attempting every trick in the book to work his way past him. At the finish line, Clancy held on after a late race re-start and made an impressive run picking up his third feature win in a row. Bodenhamer grabbed second after several attempts to gain the lead, Lane Ehlert moved smartly up into third, Jon Binning was fourth, Chad Clancy was fifth with Dave Mosley in his first visit to CMS this season in sixth.

The modified drivers had another tough field of 21 cars checked in for racing with three heats to set the starting grid. The three heat winners included Jason Bodenhamer in Beebe Heating & Cooling heat number one for his second heat win and with the checkered flag flying, Tim Karrick won the Seeburg Mufflers second heat for his third victory. In the Cornerstone Agency third heat, Terry Schultz won his fifth race. Karrick and Bodenhamer led the field to the green flag for the 25-lap main event. After several re-starts at the beginning of the feature, Karrick and Bodenhamer worked hard for the top spot until Karrick gained the advantage on lap one. The modifieds had a rough night of racing with several yellows for various spins and mechanical problems throughout the race. Karrick finally settled into the lead after Rick Beebe challenged for the early lead but ultimately had to go into the hot-pit lane for fluid leaking from his car. Karrick held off Curt Rackers and Schultz in hot pursuit. Karrick held on and claimed the feature win for his first CMS victory celebration this season. Rackers had his best CMS finish with a strong second place finish with Schultz hanging onto third. Marrant climbed back up to fourth after an early race caution caused him to restart at the tail of the field, Jake Richards looked solid in fifth as Bodenhamer finished sixth.

Each week the pit gates open at 4:30 p.m., front and back-side grandstand admission open at 5, and hot-laps begin at 7 with racing at 7:30. For same-day CMS race status call the Track Report line at (660) 747-2166. You may also visit us online at www.centralmissourispeedway.net.

When visiting Warrensburg, be sure to stop by the Cliff Harris Warrensburg Ford and Warrensburg Chrysler stores at 330 East Young Street. Call the store at (888) 829-7859 or visit www.warrensburgford.dealerconnection.com.

Business partners at Central Missouri Speedway include, Cliff Harris’ Warrensburg Ford/Warrensburg Chrysler, Waterloo Storage Products, KOKO AM 1450 Radio, 98.5 FM The Bar Radio, Bad Boy Mowers, Pepsi, Comfort Inn – Warrensburg Station, KMMO FM 102.9 Radio, LJS Graphics, RSC Equipment Rental, and Midwest Coating.

Feature Results July 16, 2011

B-Modifieds

1- 14- Bobby Russ Wood, Rayville
2- 94- Jacob Ebert, Oak Grove
3- 38- Nic Bennett, Grain Valley
4- 66- Ethan Isaacs, Bonner Springs, KS
5- c3- Chad Staus, Otterville
6- 57- Bobby Raybourn, Odessa
7- 6- Lucas Isaacs, Bonner Springs KS
8- 33j- Jason Billups, Holt
9- 90nn- Steven Neal, Odessa
10- F86- Jim Nolker, Richmond
11- 18j- Ross Olson, Richmond
12- 2m- Larry Mayhew, Kingsville
DNS- 10- Johnny McGinnis, Hardin

Street Stocks

1- 65- Brian Ziegler, Bates City
2- 42- Bryce McMillin, Warrensburg
3- 67- Devin Irvin, Cleveland
4- 29- Nate Barnes, Kearney
5- 9d- Scott Dukes, Odessa
6- 01- Michael Mullins, Kingsville
7- 74- Herb Dannar, Holden
8- 14F- Larry Ferris II, Kansas City, KS
9- 15- T.J. Faulkenberry, Urich
10- 85- Bret Cox, Warrensburg
11- 5j- Sean Foster, Smithville
12- 09- Chad Eickleberry, Warrensburg
13- 33- Phil Snodgrass, Kearney
14- 25- Steven Littrell, Independence
15- 18- Jim Conley, Kansas City
DNS- 17- Dan Vannier, Knob Noster
DNS- c2- Logan Clark, Clinton

ULMA Late Models

1- 12c- Steve Clancy, Odessa
2- 88- Jason Bodenhamer, Centerview
3- 42- Lane Ehlert, Foristell
4- 65- Jon Binning, Warrensburg
5- 04- Chad Clancy, Smithville
6- 10- Dave Mosley, Sedalia
7- 20- Alan Westling, Fulton
8- 7- Brett Wood, Warrensburg
9- 1- Bob Test, Jefferson City
10- 7w- Trace Westling, Fulton
11- 22- Kevin Coyne, Kingsville
DNS- 00- Zach Green, Higginsville

Modifieds

1- 1k- Tim Karrick, Basehor, KS
2- 22R- Curt Rackers, Holts Summit
3- 90- Terry Schultz, Sedalia
4- 70- Aaron Marrant, Orrick
5- 4j- Jake Richards, Kansas City KS
6- 34a- Jason Bodenhamer, Centerview
7- 22B- Rick Beebe, Shawnee, KS
8- 17- Lucas Conley, Spring Hill, KS
9- 03- Richard Layne, Kansas City
10- 25- Ron Keith, Shawnee, KS
11- 55- Jake Newman, Parkville
12- 24jr- Jimmy Eaton, Bates Ctiy
13- F16- Blaine Nolker, Hardin
14- 82- David Wood, Rayville
15- 32p- Nick Pence, Raymore
16- 16- Austin Siebert, Grandview
17- 23- Steve Twenter, Sedalia
18- 0- Joe Cobb, Kansas City, KS
19- 16s- Matt Johnson, Archie
DNS- 07- David Ralph, Raymore
DNS- 47- Ed Griggs, Pleasant Hill

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