Alan Miller
Central Missouri Speedway
Aug 19, 2006
(Warrensburg) Racing fans were treated to a great racing around the high banks at Central Missouri Speedway on the tacky surface for KDKD Race Night. 99 drivers checked into CMS in 5 classes to the delight of race fans once again producing some of the best racing around the area this year. Warming up for the State Fair Sunday Night races, Modified driver Dustin Boney from Tonganoxie, KS drove his Hughes racing machine to the checkers winning the weekly $1000 feature in the Mighty Modified division after his Friday night feature win at Valley Speedway. Limited Late Model driver, Brett Rollert continues on a roll in this class with a Contingency Connection bonus win, his ninth feature victory of the season. Mark Evinger also showed his dominance by driving his John Ake owned B- Modified into first place to take the checkers for his sixth feature win of the season. The Street Stock feature produced a hard fought and well deserved victory with James McMillin driving his 68M Street Stock to the checkered flag for his first feature victory this year. The 305/360 Sprints were back on the track at CMS with Josh Fisher finishing first again this week for his eighth feature win of the season.
Limited Late Model heat races were exciting with some great racing around the track with Jason Estes for his second heat win of the year and Kevin Coyne taking his fifth heat win this season putting them on the front row for the feature. Estes once again drove into the lead on lap one and held on until lap ten when his drive shaft broke and he had to retire for the night. Estes has lead several features at CMS this year before leaving the track for various mechanical problems. Rollert remains dominate and inherited the lead tonight while never looking back with his Contingency Connection bonus award victory. A fabulous run was completed by Steven Clancy back up into a second place finish after spinning into the infield and restarting at the tail end of the field. Mike McCoy made his first appearance at CMS this year and had a nice fifth place finish as well.
Limited Late Model Heats
Heat #1 Jason Estes, Brett Rollert, Steven Clancy
Heat #2 Kevin Coyne, Richard Leigh, Jeremy Watts
Limited Late Model – 15 cars
(1) Brett Rollert - Smithville * Contingency Connection
(2) Steven Clancy - Odessa
(3) Richard Leigh - Cleveland * Contingency Connection
(4) Shawn Williams - Knob Noster
(5) Mike McCoy - Hamilton
(6) Ed Martin – California
(7) Lannie Wineland - Syracuse
(8) Jeremy Watts - Independence
(9) Jason Estes – Cameron * Contingency Connection
(10) Kevin Coyne - Blue Springs
(11) Jason Sivils - Marshall
(12) Derek Nevels - Higginsville
DNS Owen Evinger - Oak Grove
DNS Bob King – Independence
DNS Kevin Rodgers - Raymore
The 305 Sprints were back in action along with a 360 Sprint with the crowd enjoying the young drivers at the front of the pack again tonight. The heat race went to Josh Fisher with his fifth heat race win of the season. Fisher quickly shot out front to go ahead of the field with first-time visitor and another 17 year old driver, Chris Walker battling for the lead. But Walker was no match for the points leader, Fisher as he walked away with another Sprint feature victory tonight. Tom McGary looked solid passing Cristi Hoenshell on lap five only to loss the position back to Hoenshell on lap six. McGary then had a major engine problem with heavy smoke and had to leave the track. Hoenshell finished in third behind Walker with a super run from the only 360 Sprint driver, Jeremy King finishing in fourth after a back row starting position.
305 / 360 Sprint Heat
Heat #1 Josh Fisher, Chris Walker, Cristi Hoenshell
305/360 Sprint Feature Top 5 – 8 cars
(1) Josh Fisher – Smithton
(2) Chris Walker – Oak Grove
(3) Cristi Hoenshell – Greenwood
(4) Jeremy King – Lee’s Summit
(5) Zach Clark – Olathe, KS
(6) Rick Shur - Sedalia
(7) Kevin Roth – Lone Jack
(8) Tom McGarry – Alma
The Street Stock feature was paced with some superb driving from the front of the field with numerous strong drivers battling for the lead. Four heat races and a B- Main was required to sort out the field of twenty nine drivers. Bobby Raybourn, Bryant Moyer, Brian Johnson and Jimmy Ngo won their respective heat races with Chad Eickleberry taking the checkers for the B-Main event. Raybourn and Moyer led the field to the green flag with points leader Jimmy Ngo starting just behind in row two. Meanwhile Jim McMillin started back in the pack in tenth place and eventually worked his way up after several top runners either left the track or were placed at the tail end of the field for spins. Moyer left on lap five with a mechanical problem and Tammy Korff spun out of turn four and went tail back. The show up front between Johnson, McMillin Harper and Carter was a crowd pleaser for the race fans. Finally on lap 12 Johnson spins himself out of turn four and McMillin holds on for his first feature win this year. Marc Carter drives hard passing Harper on lap 11 for a second place finish with Harper finishing in third. Nathan Himes also has a great run as he works his way up into fourth after a 13th place start. Jay Lyle, always showing the young drivers how to work the track, finishes strong in fifth after a 15th place starting position.
Street Stock Heats
#1 Bobby Raybourn, Wayne Harper, Michael Mullins
#2 Bryant Moyer, Carl Lewis, James McMillin
#3 Brian Johnson, Tammy Korff, Marc Carter
#4 Jimmy Ngo, Jeff Lazenby, Herb Danner
B- Main Transfers
Chad Eickleberry, Brett Nail, Dale Atkinson, Doug Walrath
Street Stock Feature – 29 cars
(1) James McMillin - Warrensburg
(2) Marc Carter - Warrensburg
(3) Wayne Harper – Warrensburg
(4) Nathan Himes - Clinton
(5) Jay Lyle – Warrenrburg
(6) Jimmy Ngo – Independence
(7) Bobby Raybourn - Holden
(8) Jeff Lazenby – Sedalia
(9) Herb Danner - Holden
(10) Brett Nail – Raytown
(11) Chad Eickleberry – Warrensburg
(12) John Miller - Oak Grove
(13) John Ebert - Bates City
(14) Tammy Korff – Fulton
(15) Doug Walrath - Clinton
(16) Brian Johnson - Independence
(17) Dale Atkinson – Warrensburg
(18) Bryant Moyer –Lone Jack
(19) Carl Lewis – Sedalia
(20) Michael Mullins - Windsor
Jeff Meeker with his first visit to CMS in a B- Modified drove hard into the first heat race victory with Joshua Jacobs taking the checkers for the second heat race. The B-Modified main event was tough for several drivers, but Mark Evinger pressed on to his sixth feature win this year. Evinger and Meeker worked high and low with Evinger taking the lead on the lap one re-start after spin from Cliff Owings. Meeker left the track on lap four after he went over the embankment on turn two with a mechanical problem. Tony Nelson, the points leader also hit the front wall hard out of turn four which ended his night as well. Chris Akers moved up on Evinger and temporarily held the lead on lap four, but Evinger fought back into lead for the remainder of the night. Cliff Owings was another first-time visitor to CMS and finished the race in sixth palce.
B- Modified Heats
Heat #1 Jeff Meeker, Mark Evinger, Chris Akers
Heat #2 Joshua Jacobs, Tony Nelson, Robert Littrell
B-Modified Feature – 10 cars
(1) Mark Evinger - Oak Grove
(2) Chris Akers - Higginsville
(3) Greg Marrant – Rayville
(4) Robert Littrell – Gilliam
(5) Joshua Jacobs – Shawnee, KS
(6) Cliff Owings – Blue Springs
(7) Jeff Meeker - Peculiar
(8) Tony Nelson - Blue Springs
(9) Bob Dumit – Belton
(10) Colin Pierce - Holt
The Mighty Modified heat races were packed with side by side action with a dominate run during the feature event. Heat races winners were cheered on by the big crowd as 37 modified drivers signed in with Dustin Boney, Aaron Marrant, Joshua Stevens, Richard Layne and Kevin Sloan taking the heats. The two B- Main events winners were local drivers Chad Staus and Dennis Walrath. Boney lead the field of twenty four hard pressing Mighty Modifieds into turn one to start the final feature, which was the twenty first race event of the night. Layne and Marrant were battling on the high and low side just behind the early leading Boney. By lap seven, Don Danner worked into the mix for second place along with Layne and Marrant featuring a great battle for the second spot. Layne held on early, but on lap 15 Danner passes Layne and Marrant for second place . Marrant quickly follows with a pass down low on lap 18 to take second place for the remainder of the race. In what had to be drive of the night was Lee Hibner finishing in fifth place after going off the track over turn two after a first lap spin by James McMillin. Hibner drove hard picking off drivers moving his way up through the rest of the field for the fifth place finish. Chad Staus also has a great run from the back of the pack B-Main qualifying 21st starting position to an 8th place finish. Points leader, Dennis Walrath had a tough night encountering a steering problem and flew off of turn two into a 17th place finish after qualifying through the B-Main as well. The point’s race will tighten up with Marrant finishing second and Joe Bradshaw out of action for the night.
Mighty Modified Heat #1 Dustin Boney, James McMillin,
Kyle Westerhold
Mighty Modified Heat #2 Kevin Sloan, Jimmy Dowell,
Jason Thompson
Mighty Modified Heat #3 Richard Layne, Donnie Danner,
Sonny Woods
Mighty Modified Heat #4 Joshua Stevens, Terry Schultz,
Doug Walrath
Mighty Modified Heat #5 Aaron Marrant, Dave Meyer,
Charlie Ebert
B- Main Transfers
#1 Chad Staus, Mike Douglas
#2 Dennis Walrath, Clint Baker
Mighty Modified Feature – 37 cars
(1) Dustin Boney – Tonganoxie, KS
(2) Aaron Marrant - Richmond
(3) Donnie Danner - Odessa
(4) Richard Layne – Kansas City, KS
(5) Lee Hibner - Chillicothe
(6) Terry Schultz – Sedalia
(7) Doug Walrath – Clinton
(8) Chad Staus – Otterville
(9) Clint Baker - Meadville
(10) Mike Douglas - Holt
(11) Jeff Busse – Meadville
(12) Dave Meyer - Concordia
(13) Charlie Ebert – Oak Grove
(14) Sonny Wood – Odessa
(15) Kevin Sloan - Kansas City, KS
(16) Craig Rush - Tuscumbia
(17) Dennis Walrath – Clinton
(18) Jason Thompson - Concordia
(19) Kyle Westerhold – Blue Springs
(20) Dean Wille – Warrensburg
(21) Joshua Stevens - Buckner
(22) James McMillin – Warrensburg
(23) Jimmy Dowell – Marshall
(24) Jake Richards- Kansas City
Join us again next Saturday night for P.A.R. Electric Night at the races along with Fan Appreciation Night including loads of great gifts for our loyal CMS race fans. The Mighty Modifieds, Limited Late Models, Street Stocks and B- Modifieds Contingency Connection events get underway next weekend with all gates opening at 5; Hot Laps starting at 7 and the first green flag races at 7:30. CMS is located just off of 13 Hwy four miles north of Warrensburg from 50 Hwy or 14 miles south of I-70 from the Higginsville exit on 13 Hwy. CMS racing results and stats are provided by track statistician Glyda Jaeger and are posted on the track’s Website at www.centralmissourispeedway.net. For up-to-the-minute racing information call our Track Report line at (660) 747-2166.
Central Missouri Speedway
Aug 19, 2006
(Warrensburg) Racing fans were treated to a great racing around the high banks at Central Missouri Speedway on the tacky surface for KDKD Race Night. 99 drivers checked into CMS in 5 classes to the delight of race fans once again producing some of the best racing around the area this year. Warming up for the State Fair Sunday Night races, Modified driver Dustin Boney from Tonganoxie, KS drove his Hughes racing machine to the checkers winning the weekly $1000 feature in the Mighty Modified division after his Friday night feature win at Valley Speedway. Limited Late Model driver, Brett Rollert continues on a roll in this class with a Contingency Connection bonus win, his ninth feature victory of the season. Mark Evinger also showed his dominance by driving his John Ake owned B- Modified into first place to take the checkers for his sixth feature win of the season. The Street Stock feature produced a hard fought and well deserved victory with James McMillin driving his 68M Street Stock to the checkered flag for his first feature victory this year. The 305/360 Sprints were back on the track at CMS with Josh Fisher finishing first again this week for his eighth feature win of the season.
Limited Late Model heat races were exciting with some great racing around the track with Jason Estes for his second heat win of the year and Kevin Coyne taking his fifth heat win this season putting them on the front row for the feature. Estes once again drove into the lead on lap one and held on until lap ten when his drive shaft broke and he had to retire for the night. Estes has lead several features at CMS this year before leaving the track for various mechanical problems. Rollert remains dominate and inherited the lead tonight while never looking back with his Contingency Connection bonus award victory. A fabulous run was completed by Steven Clancy back up into a second place finish after spinning into the infield and restarting at the tail end of the field. Mike McCoy made his first appearance at CMS this year and had a nice fifth place finish as well.
Limited Late Model Heats
Heat #1 Jason Estes, Brett Rollert, Steven Clancy
Heat #2 Kevin Coyne, Richard Leigh, Jeremy Watts
Limited Late Model – 15 cars
(1) Brett Rollert - Smithville * Contingency Connection
(2) Steven Clancy - Odessa
(3) Richard Leigh - Cleveland * Contingency Connection
(4) Shawn Williams - Knob Noster
(5) Mike McCoy - Hamilton
(6) Ed Martin – California
(7) Lannie Wineland - Syracuse
(8) Jeremy Watts - Independence
(9) Jason Estes – Cameron * Contingency Connection
(10) Kevin Coyne - Blue Springs
(11) Jason Sivils - Marshall
(12) Derek Nevels - Higginsville
DNS Owen Evinger - Oak Grove
DNS Bob King – Independence
DNS Kevin Rodgers - Raymore
The 305 Sprints were back in action along with a 360 Sprint with the crowd enjoying the young drivers at the front of the pack again tonight. The heat race went to Josh Fisher with his fifth heat race win of the season. Fisher quickly shot out front to go ahead of the field with first-time visitor and another 17 year old driver, Chris Walker battling for the lead. But Walker was no match for the points leader, Fisher as he walked away with another Sprint feature victory tonight. Tom McGary looked solid passing Cristi Hoenshell on lap five only to loss the position back to Hoenshell on lap six. McGary then had a major engine problem with heavy smoke and had to leave the track. Hoenshell finished in third behind Walker with a super run from the only 360 Sprint driver, Jeremy King finishing in fourth after a back row starting position.
305 / 360 Sprint Heat
Heat #1 Josh Fisher, Chris Walker, Cristi Hoenshell
305/360 Sprint Feature Top 5 – 8 cars
(1) Josh Fisher – Smithton
(2) Chris Walker – Oak Grove
(3) Cristi Hoenshell – Greenwood
(4) Jeremy King – Lee’s Summit
(5) Zach Clark – Olathe, KS
(6) Rick Shur - Sedalia
(7) Kevin Roth – Lone Jack
(8) Tom McGarry – Alma
The Street Stock feature was paced with some superb driving from the front of the field with numerous strong drivers battling for the lead. Four heat races and a B- Main was required to sort out the field of twenty nine drivers. Bobby Raybourn, Bryant Moyer, Brian Johnson and Jimmy Ngo won their respective heat races with Chad Eickleberry taking the checkers for the B-Main event. Raybourn and Moyer led the field to the green flag with points leader Jimmy Ngo starting just behind in row two. Meanwhile Jim McMillin started back in the pack in tenth place and eventually worked his way up after several top runners either left the track or were placed at the tail end of the field for spins. Moyer left on lap five with a mechanical problem and Tammy Korff spun out of turn four and went tail back. The show up front between Johnson, McMillin Harper and Carter was a crowd pleaser for the race fans. Finally on lap 12 Johnson spins himself out of turn four and McMillin holds on for his first feature win this year. Marc Carter drives hard passing Harper on lap 11 for a second place finish with Harper finishing in third. Nathan Himes also has a great run as he works his way up into fourth after a 13th place start. Jay Lyle, always showing the young drivers how to work the track, finishes strong in fifth after a 15th place starting position.
Street Stock Heats
#1 Bobby Raybourn, Wayne Harper, Michael Mullins
#2 Bryant Moyer, Carl Lewis, James McMillin
#3 Brian Johnson, Tammy Korff, Marc Carter
#4 Jimmy Ngo, Jeff Lazenby, Herb Danner
B- Main Transfers
Chad Eickleberry, Brett Nail, Dale Atkinson, Doug Walrath
Street Stock Feature – 29 cars
(1) James McMillin - Warrensburg
(2) Marc Carter - Warrensburg
(3) Wayne Harper – Warrensburg
(4) Nathan Himes - Clinton
(5) Jay Lyle – Warrenrburg
(6) Jimmy Ngo – Independence
(7) Bobby Raybourn - Holden
(8) Jeff Lazenby – Sedalia
(9) Herb Danner - Holden
(10) Brett Nail – Raytown
(11) Chad Eickleberry – Warrensburg
(12) John Miller - Oak Grove
(13) John Ebert - Bates City
(14) Tammy Korff – Fulton
(15) Doug Walrath - Clinton
(16) Brian Johnson - Independence
(17) Dale Atkinson – Warrensburg
(18) Bryant Moyer –Lone Jack
(19) Carl Lewis – Sedalia
(20) Michael Mullins - Windsor
Jeff Meeker with his first visit to CMS in a B- Modified drove hard into the first heat race victory with Joshua Jacobs taking the checkers for the second heat race. The B-Modified main event was tough for several drivers, but Mark Evinger pressed on to his sixth feature win this year. Evinger and Meeker worked high and low with Evinger taking the lead on the lap one re-start after spin from Cliff Owings. Meeker left the track on lap four after he went over the embankment on turn two with a mechanical problem. Tony Nelson, the points leader also hit the front wall hard out of turn four which ended his night as well. Chris Akers moved up on Evinger and temporarily held the lead on lap four, but Evinger fought back into lead for the remainder of the night. Cliff Owings was another first-time visitor to CMS and finished the race in sixth palce.
B- Modified Heats
Heat #1 Jeff Meeker, Mark Evinger, Chris Akers
Heat #2 Joshua Jacobs, Tony Nelson, Robert Littrell
B-Modified Feature – 10 cars
(1) Mark Evinger - Oak Grove
(2) Chris Akers - Higginsville
(3) Greg Marrant – Rayville
(4) Robert Littrell – Gilliam
(5) Joshua Jacobs – Shawnee, KS
(6) Cliff Owings – Blue Springs
(7) Jeff Meeker - Peculiar
(8) Tony Nelson - Blue Springs
(9) Bob Dumit – Belton
(10) Colin Pierce - Holt
The Mighty Modified heat races were packed with side by side action with a dominate run during the feature event. Heat races winners were cheered on by the big crowd as 37 modified drivers signed in with Dustin Boney, Aaron Marrant, Joshua Stevens, Richard Layne and Kevin Sloan taking the heats. The two B- Main events winners were local drivers Chad Staus and Dennis Walrath. Boney lead the field of twenty four hard pressing Mighty Modifieds into turn one to start the final feature, which was the twenty first race event of the night. Layne and Marrant were battling on the high and low side just behind the early leading Boney. By lap seven, Don Danner worked into the mix for second place along with Layne and Marrant featuring a great battle for the second spot. Layne held on early, but on lap 15 Danner passes Layne and Marrant for second place . Marrant quickly follows with a pass down low on lap 18 to take second place for the remainder of the race. In what had to be drive of the night was Lee Hibner finishing in fifth place after going off the track over turn two after a first lap spin by James McMillin. Hibner drove hard picking off drivers moving his way up through the rest of the field for the fifth place finish. Chad Staus also has a great run from the back of the pack B-Main qualifying 21st starting position to an 8th place finish. Points leader, Dennis Walrath had a tough night encountering a steering problem and flew off of turn two into a 17th place finish after qualifying through the B-Main as well. The point’s race will tighten up with Marrant finishing second and Joe Bradshaw out of action for the night.
Mighty Modified Heat #1 Dustin Boney, James McMillin,
Kyle Westerhold
Mighty Modified Heat #2 Kevin Sloan, Jimmy Dowell,
Jason Thompson
Mighty Modified Heat #3 Richard Layne, Donnie Danner,
Sonny Woods
Mighty Modified Heat #4 Joshua Stevens, Terry Schultz,
Doug Walrath
Mighty Modified Heat #5 Aaron Marrant, Dave Meyer,
Charlie Ebert
B- Main Transfers
#1 Chad Staus, Mike Douglas
#2 Dennis Walrath, Clint Baker
Mighty Modified Feature – 37 cars
(1) Dustin Boney – Tonganoxie, KS
(2) Aaron Marrant - Richmond
(3) Donnie Danner - Odessa
(4) Richard Layne – Kansas City, KS
(5) Lee Hibner - Chillicothe
(6) Terry Schultz – Sedalia
(7) Doug Walrath – Clinton
(8) Chad Staus – Otterville
(9) Clint Baker - Meadville
(10) Mike Douglas - Holt
(11) Jeff Busse – Meadville
(12) Dave Meyer - Concordia
(13) Charlie Ebert – Oak Grove
(14) Sonny Wood – Odessa
(15) Kevin Sloan - Kansas City, KS
(16) Craig Rush - Tuscumbia
(17) Dennis Walrath – Clinton
(18) Jason Thompson - Concordia
(19) Kyle Westerhold – Blue Springs
(20) Dean Wille – Warrensburg
(21) Joshua Stevens - Buckner
(22) James McMillin – Warrensburg
(23) Jimmy Dowell – Marshall
(24) Jake Richards- Kansas City
Join us again next Saturday night for P.A.R. Electric Night at the races along with Fan Appreciation Night including loads of great gifts for our loyal CMS race fans. The Mighty Modifieds, Limited Late Models, Street Stocks and B- Modifieds Contingency Connection events get underway next weekend with all gates opening at 5; Hot Laps starting at 7 and the first green flag races at 7:30. CMS is located just off of 13 Hwy four miles north of Warrensburg from 50 Hwy or 14 miles south of I-70 from the Higginsville exit on 13 Hwy. CMS racing results and stats are provided by track statistician Glyda Jaeger and are posted on the track’s Website at www.centralmissourispeedway.net. For up-to-the-minute racing information call our Track Report line at (660) 747-2166.
