Alan Miller
Public Relations / Announcer
(Warrensburg) Championship winners were announced at the end of the races in the Mighty Modified, 305 Sprint, Limited Late Model and Street Stock divisions Saturday night at CMS. Gary Blackburn continued his dominance with his second Points Championship in a row. He also dominated the weekly Mighty Modified feature with his fifth victory of the year. The 305 Sprint Points Championship went to a consistent top five finisher throughout the year, Michael Brown. Zackery Goulden, a first time-ever feature winner took the checkers for the 305 Sprint feature. In the Limited Late Model class, David Gemes was crowned the Points Champion again for this season. Jeff Schlup also dominated with his seventh Limited Late Model feature this season. The Street Stock Points Champion was Wayne Harper with five feature wins in 2005. And Jimmy Ngo won one of the most exciting Street Stock features of year with his first win at CMS.
The Street Stock race started with Jimmy Ngo in a front row position along with Gary Hemme. Ngo battled hard with Hemme early, but his biggest challenge came later on from Wayne Harper and Marc Carter. Numerous cautions behind Ngo caused the field to bunch up after several leads in lapped traffic. Ngo, Carter and Harper all ran a clean race and to the delight of the crowd, Ngo stayed out front and won his first feature this year. Several good battles behind the leaders included Hemme, Cole Wimmer, Tammy Korff and Chad Eickleberry for the fourth through seventh positions.
Street Stock Heat Winners
Gary Hemme – Sedalia
Jimmy Ngo – Independence
Wayne Harper – Warrensburg
Street Stock Feature – 20 cars
(1) Jimmy Ngo – Independence
(2) Marc Carter – Warrensburg
(3) Wayne Harper – Warrensburg
(4) Gary Hemme – Sedalia
(5) Cole Wimmer – Oak Grove
(6) Tammy Korff – Fulton
(7) Chad Eickleberry - Warrensburg
(8) Bryant Moyer – Lone Jack
(9) John Ebert – Bates City
(10) Brett Nail - Raytown
(11) Gale Harper - Warrensburg
(12) Jerry Schmidt - Independence
(13) Jeff Lazenby – Sedalia
(14) Phil Wright – Norborne
(15) John Ake – Clinton
(16) Michael Mullins – Windsor
(17) Joey Hotmer - Odessa
(18) Darren Shore - Warrensburg
(19) Shawn Poteet – Kansas City
DNS Charlie Palmer – Odessa
The Limited late Model race was dominated by Jeff Schlup with 17 Limited Late Models starting the feature. Virgil Jeffrey started in row two and worked his way up behind Schlup, but could not get around the swift moving Schlup machine. It was good to see Jason Estes battling up front as well after his car, trailer and truck were stolen earlier this year. David Gemes also stayed out of trouble and finished fourth.
Limited Late Model Heat Winners
Jeff Schlup – California
Jason Estes - Winston
Limited Late Model – 17 cars
(1) Jeff Schlup – California
(2) Virgil Jeffrey – Ashland
(3) Jason Estes - Winston
(4) David Gemes – Warsaw
(5) Owen Evinger - Oak Grove
(6) Danny Monroe - Jamestown
(7) Donnie Gemes - Warsaw
(8) Dwane Vandelicht - Columbia
(9) Brett Rollert – Smithville
(10) John Binning - Warrensburg
(11) Shawn Williams – Knob Noster
(12) Derek Nevels – Higginsville
(13) Steven Clancy – Odessa
(14) Walt Imhoff – Jamestown
(15) Kevin Vandelicht – Ashland
DNS Ashley Stewart – Kansas City
DNS Danny Barker – Kansas City
The 305 Sprint feature produced a first time winner with young driver Zachary Goulden victorious in his first feature win this season after just two weeks of racing at CMS. Kenny Potter was unsuccessful working behind him and was not able to pass the fast Goulden car. Will Pierce made a late race low side pass around Terry Moore to take third place.
305 Sprint Heat Winners
Kenny Potter – Harrisonville
Zackary Goulden – Gladstone
305 Sprint Feature Top 5 – 9 cars
(1) Zackary Goulden – Gladstone
(2) Kenny Potter – Harrisonville
(3) Will Pierce – Lee’s Summit
(4) Terry Moore – Grain Valley
(5) Michael Brown – Kingsville
(6) Rob Hockett – Lone Jack
(7) Rick Shur – Sedalia
(8) Kevin Roth – Lone Jack
(9) Chad Tye – Independence
The Mighty Modifieds started and started and started again. After seven attempts they finally were able to start the feature with sixteen cars after twenty four were underway at the beginning. Dave Meyer up at the front of the pack along with Chad Lyle tangled with one another. Meyer received a flat tire and left the track after their encounter. Hard charger Dennis Walrath also left the track with several others after multiple starts without completing a single lap. Kyle Westerhold spun on another start after bouncing around in the pack. He along with Aaron Marrant, James Reid and Doug Walrath were all done for the evening after the unfortunate pile up.
After finally starting the race a good battle developed up front between Chad Lyle, Gary Blackburn and Joe Bradshaw. Blackburn passed Lyle on the high side for the lead after several laps and stayed up front for the remainder of the race. Joe Bradshaw also passed Lyle late in the race to finish second.
Another great run from the middle of the pack tonight was from Tim Karrick working his way up from fourteenth to a fourth place finish mainly using the high side. Another strange sight was watching Bobby Layne run the race in the orange and white Hershel Thompson 5K modified car.
Mighty Modified Heat Winners
Chad Lyle – Lone Jack
Terry Schultz – Sedalia
Jesse Wheeler – Independence
B- Modified Transfers
(1) Chad Staus – Sedalia
(2) Doug Walrath – Clinton
(3) Steve Twenter – Sedalia
(4) Randy Grimmet – Lathrop
Mighty Modified Feature – 25 cars
(1) Gary Blackburn – Fulton
(2) Joe Bradshaw – Sedalia
(3) Chad Lyle – Lone Jack
(4) Tim Karrick – Basehor, KS
(5) Terry Schultz – Sedalia
(6) Jim Moody – Odessa
(7) Richard Layne - Kansas City
(8) Jimmy Dowell – Marshall
(9) Donald Danner – Odessa
(10) Jesse Wheeler – Independence
(11) Chad Staus – Sedalia
(12) Bobby Layne - Kansas City
(13) Randy Grimmet – Lathrop
(14) Jason Sivils – Marshall
(15) David McVey – Lee’s Summit
(16) Charles Laizure - Harrisonville
(17) Dave Meyer – Concordia
(18) Kyle Westerhold – Blue Springs
(19) Dennis Walrath – Clinton
(20) Aaron Marrant - Richmond
(21) Ed Griggs – Pleasant Hill
(22) James Reid - Clinton
(23) Doug Walrath – Clinton
(24) Steve Twenter – Sedalia
DNS Scott Dukes – Higginsville
Be sure to come out and join us next Saturday night, Sept 17 for the NFTRA Motorcycle and ATV Quad races on the high banks at Central Missouri Speedway. Heat races start at 7:30 and the gates open at 5 pm. If you have’t seen Motorcyle and ATV Quad races, you don’t want to miss this one at Central Missouri Speedway.
Thanks again to Mike Pierce and Dan Chevalier for promoting the track this year after it appeared CMS would not run their races early this season. A huge thanks as well to the entire CMS staff along with the dedicated fans and drivers for another exciting season of the best dirt racing action in Central Missouri.
Central Missouri Speedway is located just 4 miles north of Warrensburg or 14 miles south of I-70 on Hwy 13. Check out the latest race results and track information at www.centralmospeedway.com.
Public Relations / Announcer
(Warrensburg) Championship winners were announced at the end of the races in the Mighty Modified, 305 Sprint, Limited Late Model and Street Stock divisions Saturday night at CMS. Gary Blackburn continued his dominance with his second Points Championship in a row. He also dominated the weekly Mighty Modified feature with his fifth victory of the year. The 305 Sprint Points Championship went to a consistent top five finisher throughout the year, Michael Brown. Zackery Goulden, a first time-ever feature winner took the checkers for the 305 Sprint feature. In the Limited Late Model class, David Gemes was crowned the Points Champion again for this season. Jeff Schlup also dominated with his seventh Limited Late Model feature this season. The Street Stock Points Champion was Wayne Harper with five feature wins in 2005. And Jimmy Ngo won one of the most exciting Street Stock features of year with his first win at CMS.
The Street Stock race started with Jimmy Ngo in a front row position along with Gary Hemme. Ngo battled hard with Hemme early, but his biggest challenge came later on from Wayne Harper and Marc Carter. Numerous cautions behind Ngo caused the field to bunch up after several leads in lapped traffic. Ngo, Carter and Harper all ran a clean race and to the delight of the crowd, Ngo stayed out front and won his first feature this year. Several good battles behind the leaders included Hemme, Cole Wimmer, Tammy Korff and Chad Eickleberry for the fourth through seventh positions.
Street Stock Heat Winners
Gary Hemme – Sedalia
Jimmy Ngo – Independence
Wayne Harper – Warrensburg
Street Stock Feature – 20 cars
(1) Jimmy Ngo – Independence
(2) Marc Carter – Warrensburg
(3) Wayne Harper – Warrensburg
(4) Gary Hemme – Sedalia
(5) Cole Wimmer – Oak Grove
(6) Tammy Korff – Fulton
(7) Chad Eickleberry - Warrensburg
(8) Bryant Moyer – Lone Jack
(9) John Ebert – Bates City
(10) Brett Nail - Raytown
(11) Gale Harper - Warrensburg
(12) Jerry Schmidt - Independence
(13) Jeff Lazenby – Sedalia
(14) Phil Wright – Norborne
(15) John Ake – Clinton
(16) Michael Mullins – Windsor
(17) Joey Hotmer - Odessa
(18) Darren Shore - Warrensburg
(19) Shawn Poteet – Kansas City
DNS Charlie Palmer – Odessa
The Limited late Model race was dominated by Jeff Schlup with 17 Limited Late Models starting the feature. Virgil Jeffrey started in row two and worked his way up behind Schlup, but could not get around the swift moving Schlup machine. It was good to see Jason Estes battling up front as well after his car, trailer and truck were stolen earlier this year. David Gemes also stayed out of trouble and finished fourth.
Limited Late Model Heat Winners
Jeff Schlup – California
Jason Estes - Winston
Limited Late Model – 17 cars
(1) Jeff Schlup – California
(2) Virgil Jeffrey – Ashland
(3) Jason Estes - Winston
(4) David Gemes – Warsaw
(5) Owen Evinger - Oak Grove
(6) Danny Monroe - Jamestown
(7) Donnie Gemes - Warsaw
(8) Dwane Vandelicht - Columbia
(9) Brett Rollert – Smithville
(10) John Binning - Warrensburg
(11) Shawn Williams – Knob Noster
(12) Derek Nevels – Higginsville
(13) Steven Clancy – Odessa
(14) Walt Imhoff – Jamestown
(15) Kevin Vandelicht – Ashland
DNS Ashley Stewart – Kansas City
DNS Danny Barker – Kansas City
The 305 Sprint feature produced a first time winner with young driver Zachary Goulden victorious in his first feature win this season after just two weeks of racing at CMS. Kenny Potter was unsuccessful working behind him and was not able to pass the fast Goulden car. Will Pierce made a late race low side pass around Terry Moore to take third place.
305 Sprint Heat Winners
Kenny Potter – Harrisonville
Zackary Goulden – Gladstone
305 Sprint Feature Top 5 – 9 cars
(1) Zackary Goulden – Gladstone
(2) Kenny Potter – Harrisonville
(3) Will Pierce – Lee’s Summit
(4) Terry Moore – Grain Valley
(5) Michael Brown – Kingsville
(6) Rob Hockett – Lone Jack
(7) Rick Shur – Sedalia
(8) Kevin Roth – Lone Jack
(9) Chad Tye – Independence
The Mighty Modifieds started and started and started again. After seven attempts they finally were able to start the feature with sixteen cars after twenty four were underway at the beginning. Dave Meyer up at the front of the pack along with Chad Lyle tangled with one another. Meyer received a flat tire and left the track after their encounter. Hard charger Dennis Walrath also left the track with several others after multiple starts without completing a single lap. Kyle Westerhold spun on another start after bouncing around in the pack. He along with Aaron Marrant, James Reid and Doug Walrath were all done for the evening after the unfortunate pile up.
After finally starting the race a good battle developed up front between Chad Lyle, Gary Blackburn and Joe Bradshaw. Blackburn passed Lyle on the high side for the lead after several laps and stayed up front for the remainder of the race. Joe Bradshaw also passed Lyle late in the race to finish second.
Another great run from the middle of the pack tonight was from Tim Karrick working his way up from fourteenth to a fourth place finish mainly using the high side. Another strange sight was watching Bobby Layne run the race in the orange and white Hershel Thompson 5K modified car.
Mighty Modified Heat Winners
Chad Lyle – Lone Jack
Terry Schultz – Sedalia
Jesse Wheeler – Independence
B- Modified Transfers
(1) Chad Staus – Sedalia
(2) Doug Walrath – Clinton
(3) Steve Twenter – Sedalia
(4) Randy Grimmet – Lathrop
Mighty Modified Feature – 25 cars
(1) Gary Blackburn – Fulton
(2) Joe Bradshaw – Sedalia
(3) Chad Lyle – Lone Jack
(4) Tim Karrick – Basehor, KS
(5) Terry Schultz – Sedalia
(6) Jim Moody – Odessa
(7) Richard Layne - Kansas City
(8) Jimmy Dowell – Marshall
(9) Donald Danner – Odessa
(10) Jesse Wheeler – Independence
(11) Chad Staus – Sedalia
(12) Bobby Layne - Kansas City
(13) Randy Grimmet – Lathrop
(14) Jason Sivils – Marshall
(15) David McVey – Lee’s Summit
(16) Charles Laizure - Harrisonville
(17) Dave Meyer – Concordia
(18) Kyle Westerhold – Blue Springs
(19) Dennis Walrath – Clinton
(20) Aaron Marrant - Richmond
(21) Ed Griggs – Pleasant Hill
(22) James Reid - Clinton
(23) Doug Walrath – Clinton
(24) Steve Twenter – Sedalia
DNS Scott Dukes – Higginsville
Be sure to come out and join us next Saturday night, Sept 17 for the NFTRA Motorcycle and ATV Quad races on the high banks at Central Missouri Speedway. Heat races start at 7:30 and the gates open at 5 pm. If you have’t seen Motorcyle and ATV Quad races, you don’t want to miss this one at Central Missouri Speedway.
Thanks again to Mike Pierce and Dan Chevalier for promoting the track this year after it appeared CMS would not run their races early this season. A huge thanks as well to the entire CMS staff along with the dedicated fans and drivers for another exciting season of the best dirt racing action in Central Missouri.
Central Missouri Speedway is located just 4 miles north of Warrensburg or 14 miles south of I-70 on Hwy 13. Check out the latest race results and track information at www.centralmospeedway.com.
