By Sam Stoecklin-Track Announcer
July 2, 2005
Local racing legend Bobby Layne powered his way to his second modified feature victory of the year at Warrensburg, Missouri’s Central Missouri Speedway Saturday night. Layne fended off challenges from multiple competitors to take the checkered flag. Bobby has stated many times that the competition level at CMS in the modified division is like no other track in the area and the 43 modifieds on hand certainly lived up to that statement.
The night got off to a wild start with no less than six heat races for the modifieds to sort out the starting line-up for the main event. With only the top three in each of the six heats transferring to the main event the drivers were gunning for every opening possible and slicing and dicing all over the track in hopes of achieving a top-three finish. Several CMS hard chargers had a difficult night in the heat races and had to settle for transfer spots via one of the two b-main events. Heat race winners were Bobby Layne; Gary Blackburn, Jr.; Steve Potter; James McMillin; Lonnie Hibner and Dennis Walrath. The B-main event winners were Joe Walker and Lee Hibner.
At the drop of the green flag it was Layne and Fulton, Missouri’s, Gary Blackburn, Jr., leading the field to the green flag. From the get go Layne found the fast line around the track and had the 01 ride hooked up in the middle lane. Layne, a master at finding a fast line around any type of racing surface set back the challenges of Blackburn and Warrensburg’s James McMillin early on in the event. Both Blackburn and McMillin suffered mechanical woes and were out of the event before lap ten. After a couple of rough restarts that saw Birthday Boy Kyle Westerhold involved in yellow flag incidents with Fast Richard Layne’s 03 machine and the 8up car of David Farrow, B. Layne once again set sail under Hershel Thompson’s green-flag. By lap 10 Dennis Walrath in the 99w had moved into the second position from his sixth starting spot and stayed there until lap 18 when he also suffered mechanical problems, which relegated him back to a 17th place finish. Eventually, mechanical troubles also took out Richard Layne, Joe Walker, Westerhold, Lee Hibner and Jefferson City’s Bob Test. After the mid-race caution flags Bobby Layne never looked back and scored a convincing second modified main victory on the year. Terry “the Terminator” Schultz of Sedalia, a master of the high side lane at CMS found himself in second position when the race ended and Concordia’s “Movin” Dave Meyer, after having to transfer to the main event through one of the two b-mains, raced all the way up to third. Meyer amazingly gained 21 positions in his quest to take the main event victory. Jesse “the Wheeler Dealer” ran a smooth race to cross the line in fourth. Booneville’s Steve Potter crossed the line with a strong run to the 5th position and Chad “the Gator” Lyle, also a transfer car from one of the two b-main events rounded out the top six.
There were 21 limited late models on hand in what surely will be a preview of Sunday night’s special show, which will include the limiteds along with the mighty modifieds. It took three impressive heat races to sort out the main event lineup. Heat race winners were David Gemes of Warsaw, Jimmy Morris of Blue Springs and Ashland native Virgil Jeffery. California, Missouri’s Jeff Schlup in the 21s proved once again why he is one of the hottest drivers around right now by coming from tenth starting spot in the main event to take his third win in a row. At the drop of the green flag it was point leader David Gemes and Jimmy Morris leading the 19-car field into turns one and two. From the get go Morris had the left front of his late model lifting off the ground in the turns and down the straight-aways as he put distance between himself and the rest of the field. Brett Rollert and Virgil Jeffery were never too far behind and had “Mountain Man” Mark Evinger in tow early on in the event with them. After a couple caution flags for some minor spins, Morris was again able to distance himself from the rest of the field. By lap seven Schlup found the high side to be the preferred line and began clicking off some impressive laps having passed six cars to get to fourth. On lap ten Schlup caught and passed Morris for the lead and never looked back. Morris was able to challenge on one final restart but in the end Schlup was too tough and took his third feature when in a row. Morris held on to second and was followed by Gemes, Rollert, Evinger and Jeffery at the line.
In the 305 sprint division there were two heat races to set the field for the feature event. Harrisonville’s Kenny Potter took heat one and Mora’s Randy Roberts, another driver on a hot streak took the checkered flag for heat two. When the green flew for the main event it was Potter and Roberts leading the field into turn one. Roberts quickly found himself in familiar territory as his red, white and blue machine raced to the front. Gabe Maycock, normally in the black #98 machine was in the #99 machine this week and quickly made up ground from this ninth starting spot, moving all the way up to third by lap seven. At the mid point of the race Potter shot up to the high side and took the lead away from Roberts who was trying the low side. Potter’s lead lasted for four short laps before Roberts once again put a power move on his competitors and flew back into the lead, never to be challenged again. Behind Roberts was a classic battle between Austin Alumbaugh, Potter and Maycock right to the finish. At the cross-checkered flag finish it was Roberts winning over Middletown’s Gabe Maycock, Higginsville’s Alumbaugh, Potter, Grain Valley’s Terry Moore and Lee’s Summit native Will Pierce.
Thirty big street stocks were on hand on this night, which meant it took four heats and one B-main to sort out the 20-car starting field for the main event. Heat race winners included Warrensburg natives Wayne Harper, Chad Eickleberry and Jay Lyle along with Clinton native Nathan Himes. Bronson Combs of Shawnee, Kansas, was victorious in the B-main event. With Harper and Himes leading the field to green it was Himes who got out to an early lead on the rest of the field. It was a classic 4-car battle for the lead early on between Himes, Harper, Lyle and Chad Eickleberry until a caution flag flew midway through the race and bunched the field back up. By lap eight, Harper had garnered the lead with Himes, Eickleberry and Lyle not too far behind the leader. Marc Carter began charging to the front with 5 laps remaining from his twelfth-place starting spot and found himself in fourth late in the running having moved around the Eickleberry machine. In the end it was Wayne Harper taking his third main event win over Lyle, Carter, Independence’s Jimmy Ngo, Oak Grove’s Cole Wimmer and Fulton’s Josh Helm. Both Nathan Himes and Chad Eickleberry, despite originally finishing in the top six were disqualified from the event.
Don’t forget to join Central Missouri Speedway on Sunday, July 3rd for the second “big one” for the mighty modifieds. The mod gunners will be racing for a 2,000-dollar paycheck, which will go to the winner of the 40-lap event. Along with the modifieds the limited late models will be on hand and will race two feature events. The first one being a make-up race from a previous rainout, the second will be a 750-dollar-to-win special. This special Sunday race will draw many cars in both the modified and limited late model divisions and will also include a fireworks display at intermission right on the speedway. Be sure to bring your admission ticket from last night’s July 2nd program and you will receive regular rate admission at the gate. Admission prices otherwise will be $15 for general admission, $12 for military and seniors, and $8 for children 6 to 12, kids 5 and under are free. Gates open at 5, hot laps 7 and racing at 7:30.
If you can’t make the special Sunday show we’ll see you back at CMS on Saturday, July the 9th when the MSCS sprint cars will be on hand for Pepsi night at the races. Gates always open at 5 with hot laps at 7 and racing getting underway at 7:30. Thank you as always for choosing CMS as your dirt of choice for Saturday nights, we’ll see you all next time for the best racing action around in Central Missouri.
Results from July 2nd, 2005 (103 Cars on Hand)
MODIFIEDS (43 Cars)
Heat One
1) 01 Bobby Layne, Kansas City - 2) 9d Alan Deatherage, Concordia - 3) 48 Jimmy Dowell, Marshall
Heat Two
1) 26 Gary Blackburn, Jr., Fulton - 2) 02 Jesse Wheeler, Independence - 3) 86 Buddy Benedict, Independence
Heat Three
1) 1p Steve Potter, Boonville - 2) 29x Dennis Elliott, Mt. Ayr, IA - 3) 40 Kyle Westerhold, Blue Springs
Heat Four
1) 8m James McMillin, Warrensburg - 2) 171 Donald Dannar, Odessa - 3) 27t Bob Test, Jefferson City
Heat Five
1) 88 Lonnie Hibner, Chillicothe - 2) 90 Terry Schultz, Sedalia - 3) 03 Richard Layne, Kansas City
Heat Six
1) 99w Dennis Walrath, Clinton - 2) 8up David Farrow, Warrensburg - 3) 7x Terry Kirk, Urbana
1st B-main
1) 51 Joe Walker, Harrisonville - 2) 96 Chad Lyle, Lone Jack - 3) 9 Dave Meyer, Concordia
2nd B-main
1) 99 Lee Hibner, Chillicothe - 2) 8 Joe Bradshaw, Sedalia - 3) 89 Tyler Hibner-Chillicothe
Feature Event
1) 01-Bobby Layne - 2) 90 Terry Schultz - 3) 9 Dave Meyer - 4) 02 Jesse Wheeler - 5) 1p Steve Potter - 6) 96 Chad Lyle, 7) 68 Dean Wille, Warrensburg (provisional starter) - 8) 171 Donald Dannar - 9) 7x Terry Kirk - 10) 48 Jimmy Dowell - 11) 29x Dennis Elliott - 12) 8 Joe Bradshaw - 13) 8up David Farrow - 14) 89 Tyler Hibner - 15) 9d Alan Deatherage - 16) 86 Buddy Benedict - 17) 99w Dennis Walrath - 18) 26 Gary Blackburn, Jr. - 19) 88 Lonnie Hibner - 20) 99 Lee Hibner - 21) 40 Kyle Westerhold - 22) 03 Richard Layne - 23) 27t Bob Test - 24) 8m James McMillin - 25) 51 Joe Walker
305 SPRINTS (9 Cars)
Heat One
1) 55 Kenny Potter, Harrisonville - 2) 33a Austin Alumbaugh, Higginsville - 3) 97 Will Pierce, Lee’s Summit
Heat Two
1) 1 Randy Roberts, Mora - 2) 11m Terry Moore, Grain Valley - 3) 82 Michael Brown, Kingsville
Feature Event
1) 1 Randy Roberts - 2) 99 Gabe Maycock, Middletown - 3) 33a Austin Alumbaugh - 4) 55 Kenny Potter - 5) 11m Terry Moore - 6) 97 Will Pierce - 7) 88 Chad Tye, Independence 8) 3 Kevin Roth, Lone Jack - 9) 82 Michael Brown
LIMITED LATE MODELS (21 Cars)
Heat One
1) 16 David Gemes, Warsaw - 2) 93 Brett Rollert, Smithville - 3) 35e Mark Evinger, Oak Grove
Heat Two
1) 9m Jimmy Morris, Blue Springs - 2) 96 Danny Barker, Kansas City, KS - 3) 22 Kevin Coyne, Blue Springs
Heat Three
1) 4 Virgil Jeffery, Ashland - 2) 21 Steven Clancy, Odessa - 3) 2m Mike McCoy, Hamilton
Feature Event
1) 21s Jeff Schlup, California - 2) 9m Jimmy Morris - 3) 16 David Gemes - 4) 93 Brett Rollert - 5) 35e Mark Evinger - 6) 4 Virgil Jeffery - 7) 22x Danny Monroe, Jamestown - 8) 2m Mike McCoy - 9) 96 Danny Barker - 10) 18 Owen Evinger, Oak Grove - 11) 53 Jeremy Watts, Independence - 12) 30 Jim Wilson, Knob Noster - 13) 3k Bubba Kline, Kearney - 14) 85 George Jacobs, Shawnee, KS - 15) 20 Steve Elwell, Knob Noster - 16) 22 Kevin Coyne - 17) 21 Steven Clancy - 18) 05 Carl Lewis, Sedalia - 19) 27t Phillip Todd, Holts Summit
STREET STOCKS (30 Cars)
Heat One
1) 28 Wayne Harper, Warrensburg - 2) 8 Josh Helm, Odessa - 3) 45 Bob King, Independence
Heat Two
1) 11r Nathan Himes, Clinton - 2) 80 Jimmy Ngo, Independence - 3) 2 Darren Shore, Warrensburg
Heat Three
1) 09 Chad Eickleberry, Warrensburg - 2) 88 Cole Wimmer, Oak Grove - 3) 23 Bobby Raybourn, Odessa
Heat Four
1) j66 Jay Lyle, Warrensburg - 2) pms1 Tammy Korff, Fulton - 3) 10 Marc Carter, Warrensburg
B-main
1) 55 Bronson Combs, Shawnee, KS - 2) 14 David Bentledge, Ashland - 3) 9 Phil Wright, Norborne
Feature Event
1) 28 Wayne Harper - 2) j66 Jay Lyle - 3) 10 Marc Carter - 4) 80 Jimmy Ngo - 5) 88 Cole Wimmer - 6) 8 Josh Helm - 7) pms1 Tammy Korff - 8) 45 Bob King - 9) 94 John Ebert, Bates City - 10) 2 Darren Shore - 11) 55 Bronson Combs - 12) 2x Troy Turley, Knob Noster - 13) 5 Kevin Jameson, Lake Tapawingo - 14) 9 Phil Wright - 15) 23 Bobby Raybourn - 16) 28d Gary Donaldson, Liberty - 17) 1i Rick Hays, Blue Springs - 18) 76 Robert Broughton, Jr., Independence
July 2, 2005
Local racing legend Bobby Layne powered his way to his second modified feature victory of the year at Warrensburg, Missouri’s Central Missouri Speedway Saturday night. Layne fended off challenges from multiple competitors to take the checkered flag. Bobby has stated many times that the competition level at CMS in the modified division is like no other track in the area and the 43 modifieds on hand certainly lived up to that statement.
The night got off to a wild start with no less than six heat races for the modifieds to sort out the starting line-up for the main event. With only the top three in each of the six heats transferring to the main event the drivers were gunning for every opening possible and slicing and dicing all over the track in hopes of achieving a top-three finish. Several CMS hard chargers had a difficult night in the heat races and had to settle for transfer spots via one of the two b-main events. Heat race winners were Bobby Layne; Gary Blackburn, Jr.; Steve Potter; James McMillin; Lonnie Hibner and Dennis Walrath. The B-main event winners were Joe Walker and Lee Hibner.
At the drop of the green flag it was Layne and Fulton, Missouri’s, Gary Blackburn, Jr., leading the field to the green flag. From the get go Layne found the fast line around the track and had the 01 ride hooked up in the middle lane. Layne, a master at finding a fast line around any type of racing surface set back the challenges of Blackburn and Warrensburg’s James McMillin early on in the event. Both Blackburn and McMillin suffered mechanical woes and were out of the event before lap ten. After a couple of rough restarts that saw Birthday Boy Kyle Westerhold involved in yellow flag incidents with Fast Richard Layne’s 03 machine and the 8up car of David Farrow, B. Layne once again set sail under Hershel Thompson’s green-flag. By lap 10 Dennis Walrath in the 99w had moved into the second position from his sixth starting spot and stayed there until lap 18 when he also suffered mechanical problems, which relegated him back to a 17th place finish. Eventually, mechanical troubles also took out Richard Layne, Joe Walker, Westerhold, Lee Hibner and Jefferson City’s Bob Test. After the mid-race caution flags Bobby Layne never looked back and scored a convincing second modified main victory on the year. Terry “the Terminator” Schultz of Sedalia, a master of the high side lane at CMS found himself in second position when the race ended and Concordia’s “Movin” Dave Meyer, after having to transfer to the main event through one of the two b-mains, raced all the way up to third. Meyer amazingly gained 21 positions in his quest to take the main event victory. Jesse “the Wheeler Dealer” ran a smooth race to cross the line in fourth. Booneville’s Steve Potter crossed the line with a strong run to the 5th position and Chad “the Gator” Lyle, also a transfer car from one of the two b-main events rounded out the top six.
There were 21 limited late models on hand in what surely will be a preview of Sunday night’s special show, which will include the limiteds along with the mighty modifieds. It took three impressive heat races to sort out the main event lineup. Heat race winners were David Gemes of Warsaw, Jimmy Morris of Blue Springs and Ashland native Virgil Jeffery. California, Missouri’s Jeff Schlup in the 21s proved once again why he is one of the hottest drivers around right now by coming from tenth starting spot in the main event to take his third win in a row. At the drop of the green flag it was point leader David Gemes and Jimmy Morris leading the 19-car field into turns one and two. From the get go Morris had the left front of his late model lifting off the ground in the turns and down the straight-aways as he put distance between himself and the rest of the field. Brett Rollert and Virgil Jeffery were never too far behind and had “Mountain Man” Mark Evinger in tow early on in the event with them. After a couple caution flags for some minor spins, Morris was again able to distance himself from the rest of the field. By lap seven Schlup found the high side to be the preferred line and began clicking off some impressive laps having passed six cars to get to fourth. On lap ten Schlup caught and passed Morris for the lead and never looked back. Morris was able to challenge on one final restart but in the end Schlup was too tough and took his third feature when in a row. Morris held on to second and was followed by Gemes, Rollert, Evinger and Jeffery at the line.
In the 305 sprint division there were two heat races to set the field for the feature event. Harrisonville’s Kenny Potter took heat one and Mora’s Randy Roberts, another driver on a hot streak took the checkered flag for heat two. When the green flew for the main event it was Potter and Roberts leading the field into turn one. Roberts quickly found himself in familiar territory as his red, white and blue machine raced to the front. Gabe Maycock, normally in the black #98 machine was in the #99 machine this week and quickly made up ground from this ninth starting spot, moving all the way up to third by lap seven. At the mid point of the race Potter shot up to the high side and took the lead away from Roberts who was trying the low side. Potter’s lead lasted for four short laps before Roberts once again put a power move on his competitors and flew back into the lead, never to be challenged again. Behind Roberts was a classic battle between Austin Alumbaugh, Potter and Maycock right to the finish. At the cross-checkered flag finish it was Roberts winning over Middletown’s Gabe Maycock, Higginsville’s Alumbaugh, Potter, Grain Valley’s Terry Moore and Lee’s Summit native Will Pierce.
Thirty big street stocks were on hand on this night, which meant it took four heats and one B-main to sort out the 20-car starting field for the main event. Heat race winners included Warrensburg natives Wayne Harper, Chad Eickleberry and Jay Lyle along with Clinton native Nathan Himes. Bronson Combs of Shawnee, Kansas, was victorious in the B-main event. With Harper and Himes leading the field to green it was Himes who got out to an early lead on the rest of the field. It was a classic 4-car battle for the lead early on between Himes, Harper, Lyle and Chad Eickleberry until a caution flag flew midway through the race and bunched the field back up. By lap eight, Harper had garnered the lead with Himes, Eickleberry and Lyle not too far behind the leader. Marc Carter began charging to the front with 5 laps remaining from his twelfth-place starting spot and found himself in fourth late in the running having moved around the Eickleberry machine. In the end it was Wayne Harper taking his third main event win over Lyle, Carter, Independence’s Jimmy Ngo, Oak Grove’s Cole Wimmer and Fulton’s Josh Helm. Both Nathan Himes and Chad Eickleberry, despite originally finishing in the top six were disqualified from the event.
Don’t forget to join Central Missouri Speedway on Sunday, July 3rd for the second “big one” for the mighty modifieds. The mod gunners will be racing for a 2,000-dollar paycheck, which will go to the winner of the 40-lap event. Along with the modifieds the limited late models will be on hand and will race two feature events. The first one being a make-up race from a previous rainout, the second will be a 750-dollar-to-win special. This special Sunday race will draw many cars in both the modified and limited late model divisions and will also include a fireworks display at intermission right on the speedway. Be sure to bring your admission ticket from last night’s July 2nd program and you will receive regular rate admission at the gate. Admission prices otherwise will be $15 for general admission, $12 for military and seniors, and $8 for children 6 to 12, kids 5 and under are free. Gates open at 5, hot laps 7 and racing at 7:30.
If you can’t make the special Sunday show we’ll see you back at CMS on Saturday, July the 9th when the MSCS sprint cars will be on hand for Pepsi night at the races. Gates always open at 5 with hot laps at 7 and racing getting underway at 7:30. Thank you as always for choosing CMS as your dirt of choice for Saturday nights, we’ll see you all next time for the best racing action around in Central Missouri.
Results from July 2nd, 2005 (103 Cars on Hand)
MODIFIEDS (43 Cars)
Heat One
1) 01 Bobby Layne, Kansas City - 2) 9d Alan Deatherage, Concordia - 3) 48 Jimmy Dowell, Marshall
Heat Two
1) 26 Gary Blackburn, Jr., Fulton - 2) 02 Jesse Wheeler, Independence - 3) 86 Buddy Benedict, Independence
Heat Three
1) 1p Steve Potter, Boonville - 2) 29x Dennis Elliott, Mt. Ayr, IA - 3) 40 Kyle Westerhold, Blue Springs
Heat Four
1) 8m James McMillin, Warrensburg - 2) 171 Donald Dannar, Odessa - 3) 27t Bob Test, Jefferson City
Heat Five
1) 88 Lonnie Hibner, Chillicothe - 2) 90 Terry Schultz, Sedalia - 3) 03 Richard Layne, Kansas City
Heat Six
1) 99w Dennis Walrath, Clinton - 2) 8up David Farrow, Warrensburg - 3) 7x Terry Kirk, Urbana
1st B-main
1) 51 Joe Walker, Harrisonville - 2) 96 Chad Lyle, Lone Jack - 3) 9 Dave Meyer, Concordia
2nd B-main
1) 99 Lee Hibner, Chillicothe - 2) 8 Joe Bradshaw, Sedalia - 3) 89 Tyler Hibner-Chillicothe
Feature Event
1) 01-Bobby Layne - 2) 90 Terry Schultz - 3) 9 Dave Meyer - 4) 02 Jesse Wheeler - 5) 1p Steve Potter - 6) 96 Chad Lyle, 7) 68 Dean Wille, Warrensburg (provisional starter) - 8) 171 Donald Dannar - 9) 7x Terry Kirk - 10) 48 Jimmy Dowell - 11) 29x Dennis Elliott - 12) 8 Joe Bradshaw - 13) 8up David Farrow - 14) 89 Tyler Hibner - 15) 9d Alan Deatherage - 16) 86 Buddy Benedict - 17) 99w Dennis Walrath - 18) 26 Gary Blackburn, Jr. - 19) 88 Lonnie Hibner - 20) 99 Lee Hibner - 21) 40 Kyle Westerhold - 22) 03 Richard Layne - 23) 27t Bob Test - 24) 8m James McMillin - 25) 51 Joe Walker
305 SPRINTS (9 Cars)
Heat One
1) 55 Kenny Potter, Harrisonville - 2) 33a Austin Alumbaugh, Higginsville - 3) 97 Will Pierce, Lee’s Summit
Heat Two
1) 1 Randy Roberts, Mora - 2) 11m Terry Moore, Grain Valley - 3) 82 Michael Brown, Kingsville
Feature Event
1) 1 Randy Roberts - 2) 99 Gabe Maycock, Middletown - 3) 33a Austin Alumbaugh - 4) 55 Kenny Potter - 5) 11m Terry Moore - 6) 97 Will Pierce - 7) 88 Chad Tye, Independence 8) 3 Kevin Roth, Lone Jack - 9) 82 Michael Brown
LIMITED LATE MODELS (21 Cars)
Heat One
1) 16 David Gemes, Warsaw - 2) 93 Brett Rollert, Smithville - 3) 35e Mark Evinger, Oak Grove
Heat Two
1) 9m Jimmy Morris, Blue Springs - 2) 96 Danny Barker, Kansas City, KS - 3) 22 Kevin Coyne, Blue Springs
Heat Three
1) 4 Virgil Jeffery, Ashland - 2) 21 Steven Clancy, Odessa - 3) 2m Mike McCoy, Hamilton
Feature Event
1) 21s Jeff Schlup, California - 2) 9m Jimmy Morris - 3) 16 David Gemes - 4) 93 Brett Rollert - 5) 35e Mark Evinger - 6) 4 Virgil Jeffery - 7) 22x Danny Monroe, Jamestown - 8) 2m Mike McCoy - 9) 96 Danny Barker - 10) 18 Owen Evinger, Oak Grove - 11) 53 Jeremy Watts, Independence - 12) 30 Jim Wilson, Knob Noster - 13) 3k Bubba Kline, Kearney - 14) 85 George Jacobs, Shawnee, KS - 15) 20 Steve Elwell, Knob Noster - 16) 22 Kevin Coyne - 17) 21 Steven Clancy - 18) 05 Carl Lewis, Sedalia - 19) 27t Phillip Todd, Holts Summit
STREET STOCKS (30 Cars)
Heat One
1) 28 Wayne Harper, Warrensburg - 2) 8 Josh Helm, Odessa - 3) 45 Bob King, Independence
Heat Two
1) 11r Nathan Himes, Clinton - 2) 80 Jimmy Ngo, Independence - 3) 2 Darren Shore, Warrensburg
Heat Three
1) 09 Chad Eickleberry, Warrensburg - 2) 88 Cole Wimmer, Oak Grove - 3) 23 Bobby Raybourn, Odessa
Heat Four
1) j66 Jay Lyle, Warrensburg - 2) pms1 Tammy Korff, Fulton - 3) 10 Marc Carter, Warrensburg
B-main
1) 55 Bronson Combs, Shawnee, KS - 2) 14 David Bentledge, Ashland - 3) 9 Phil Wright, Norborne
Feature Event
1) 28 Wayne Harper - 2) j66 Jay Lyle - 3) 10 Marc Carter - 4) 80 Jimmy Ngo - 5) 88 Cole Wimmer - 6) 8 Josh Helm - 7) pms1 Tammy Korff - 8) 45 Bob King - 9) 94 John Ebert, Bates City - 10) 2 Darren Shore - 11) 55 Bronson Combs - 12) 2x Troy Turley, Knob Noster - 13) 5 Kevin Jameson, Lake Tapawingo - 14) 9 Phil Wright - 15) 23 Bobby Raybourn - 16) 28d Gary Donaldson, Liberty - 17) 1i Rick Hays, Blue Springs - 18) 76 Robert Broughton, Jr., Independence
