Brett Rollert Rolls to Riches in Limiteds, Marrant Takes Command of Mods, Carter Inherits Street Victory and the Mountain Man Ascends to the Top of the B-Mods!
Sam ‘On the Mic’ Stoecklin
Central Missouri Speedway
August 12, 2006
(Warrensburg) Another exciting evening of competitive racing at Central Missouri Speedway (CMS) is now in the books as a large crowd of fans in the stands and drivers were on hand for Kids’ Night and the $1,000-to-win Limited Late Model 25-lap feature. A total of 88 cars registered to race including 12 B-modifieds, 22 Limited Late Models, 24 Street Stocks and 30 Modifieds, competing in a total of 16 races.
With his eighth feature victory of the season, Smithville’s Brett Rollert continued his domination of the Limited Late Models and rolled to the riches in the $1,000-to-Win 25-lap featured event. There was a large field of limiteds on hand for the big-money win but it didn’t matter as once again Rollert was not to be denied and won going away from the field. Jason Estes looked to have the car to beat early on in the race until his bad luck streak at CMS continued with steering problems this time taking him out of competition. There were two cars that did not pass post-race technical inspection leading to their disqualification from the finishing order. Look for another full field of cars next week as the point’s battle for the championship continues next week.
Limited Late Model Results
Heat Race # 1
1st-
58-
Jason Estes
Windsor
2nd
53-
Jeremy Watts
Independence
3rd-
3-
Jamie Wineland
Lohman
Heat Race # 2
1st-
22-
Kevin Coyne
Kingsville
2nd
14-
Shawn Williams
Knob Noster
3rd-
1-
James Rutledge
California
Heat Race # 3
1st-
93R-
Brett Rollert
Smithville
2nd
69x-
Bob King
Independence
3rd-
44-
Brandon Dunham
California
Feature Results
1-
93R-
Brett Rollert
Smithville
2-
53-
Jeremy Watts
Independence
3-
1-
James Rutledge
California
4-
14-
Shawn Williams
Knob Noster
5-
12-
Steven Clancy
Odessa,
6-
44-
Brandon Dunham
California
7-
88-
Derek Nevels
Higginsville
8-
99-
Ed Martin
California
9-
96-
Danny Barker
KCK
10-
69-
Walt Imhoff
Jamestown
11-
10-
Virgil Jeffery
Ashland
12-
58-
Jason Estes
Windsor
13-
22-
Kevin Coyne
Kingsville
14-
0x-
Jason Sivils
Marshall
15-
9J-
Tom Johannsen
Independence
16-
3p-
Allen Perryman
Belton
17-
3-
Jamie Wineland
Lohman
18-
k15-
Jimmy Dowell
Marshall
DQ-
69x-
Bob King
Independence
DQ-
18-
Owen Evinger
Bates City
DNS-
i4c-
Richard C. Leigh
Cleveland
DNS-
00-
Zach Green
Higginsville
In the modified division the racing action was fierce again as 30 racers were on hand to compete in four heat races and the 20-lap feature race. Lee Hibner of Chillicothe brought the entire field to the green flag and quickly shot to the lead ahead of Aaron Marrant, Joe Bradshaw and Dennis Walrath. It looked as though Hibner might grab his third win of the year until an incident on the track caused him to re-start the race at the tail end of the field. Hibner’s misfortune was Aaron Marrant’s gain as he picked up the lead and never looked back taking his #70 Scott Racing, Full Throttle Raceworks to victory lane for his third ‘mighty’ modified victory of the year. To add to Marrant’s excitement, word quickly came from the pit area that his wife had gone into labor as the couple had to quickly leave for the hospital. In victory lane, an emotional Marrant thanked his father for “putting every bit of money he didn’t have” into his recently repaired race car.
Modified Results
Heat Race # 1
1st-
99-
Lee Hibner
Chillicothe
2nd
86-
Buddy Benedict
Independence
3rd-
25T-
Travis Johnson
Independence
Heat Race # 2
1st-
8-
Joe Bradshaw
Sedalia
2nd
03-
Richard Layne
Kansas City
3rd-
68-
Dean Wille
Warrensburg
Heat Race # 3
1st-
70-
Aaron Marrant
Richmond
2nd
9-
Dave Meyer
Concordia
3rd-
11-
Ryan Lovercamp
Concordia
Heat Race # 4
1st-
99w-
Dennis Walrath
Clinton
2nd
40-
Kyle Westerhold
Blue Springs
3rd-
c3-
Chad Staus
Otterville
Feature Results
1-
70-
Aaron Marrant
Richmond
2-
03-
Richard Layne
Kansas City
3-
83-
Sonny Wood
Odessa
4-
89-
Tyler Hibner
Chillicothe
5-
25T-
Travis Johnson
Independence
6-
79-
Jimmy Dowell
Marshall
7-
4j-
Jake Richards
KCK
8-
99w-
Dennis Walrath
Clinton
9-
c3-
Chad Staus
Otterville
10-
171-
James McMillin
Warrensburg
11-
77-
Doug Walrath
Clinton
12-
138-
Kevin Sloan
KCK
13-
28s-
Shawn Burns
Olathe KS
14-
91-
Jim Reid
Clinton
15-
8-
Joe Bradshaw
Sedalia
16-
11-
Ryan Lovercamp
Concordia
17-
25-
David Chapman
Lee's Summit
18-
11-
Clay Langley Jr.
Stover
19-
68-
Dean Wille
Warrensburg
20-
99-
Lee Hibner
Chillicothe
21-
86-
Buddy Benedict
Independence
22-
94-
Charlie Ebert
Oak Grove
23-
9-
Dave Meyer
Concordia
24-
4-
Virgil Jeffery
Ashland
25-
47-
Ed Griggs
Pleasant Hill
26-
40-
Kyle Westerhold
Blue Springs
27-
0x-
Jason Sivils
Marshall
28-
8b-
Andy Benedict
Independence
DNS-
8m-
Donald Dannar
Odessa
DNS-
90-
Terry Schultz
Sedalia
The Street Stocks continued their quest for the point’s championship competing in three heat races to determine the line-up for the 15-lap main event. Warrensburg natives James McMillin and Marc Carter led the large field of cars to the green and had an excellent battle up front for the lead for most of the race. In what appeared to be a win for McMillin at the checkered flag, it was later determined that his car did not pass post-race technical inspection and Carter was declared the winner. Jimmy Ngo takes his narrow points lead into next week as the rest of the field tries to close the gap.
Street Stock Results
Heat Race # 1
1st-
10-
Marc Carter
Warrensburg
2nd
21-
Bill O'Bryan
Independence
3rd-
23-
Bobby Raybourn
Odessa
Heat Race # 2
1st-
11R-
Nathan Himes
Clinton
2nd
pms1-
Tammy Korff
Fulton
3rd-
97k-
Brian Johnson
Independence
Heat Race # 3
1st-
68m-
James McMillin
Warrensburg
2nd
80-
Jimmy Ngo
Independence
3rd-
94-
John Ebert
Bates City
Feature Results
1-
10-
Marc Carter
Warrensburg
2-
11R-
Nathan Himes
Clinton
3-
97k-
Brian Johnson
Independence
4-
80-
Jimmy Ngo
Independence
5-
94-
John Ebert
Bates City
6-
09-
Chad Eickleberry
Warrensburg
7-
30-
Brett Nail
Raytown
8-
74-
Herb Dannar
Holden
9-
9d-
Bryant Moyer
Lone Jack
10-
15-
Doug Walrath
Clinton
11-
2b-
Brian Cox
Concordia
12-
45-
Fred King
Independence
13-
55m-
John Miller
Oak Grove
14-
21d-
Dale Atkinson
Warrensburg
15-
88-
Cole Wimmer
Oak Grove
16-
85-
Robin Rufener
Sedalia
17-
pms1-
Tammy Korff
Fulton
18-
21-
Bill O'Bryan
Independence
19-
23-
Bobby Raybourn
Odessa
20-
G6-
Krystal Guy
Warrensburg
21-
2i-
Brett Cayer
Odessa
22-
07-
Scott Dukes
Higginsville
DQ-
68m-
James McMillin
Warrensburg
DNS-
j66-
Jay Lyle
Warrensburg
There was an exciting new announcement for the B-modified division as Promoter Earl Walls announced that he and fellow promoter Marc Evinger from Grain Valley Speedway will work together on the rules for the 2007 season in order for the B-modified division to continue gaining in popularity. Evinger raced his way to his fifth feature win of the year in the John Ake owned, Pizza Glen, Curry’s Rod Shop, Gray Farms, Henry County Mutual, GVT, D&M Signs, Golden Valley Transport and Jay’s Service Center-sponsored #15.
B-Modified Results
Heat Race # 1
1st-
15-
Mark Evinger
Grain Valley
2nd
4L-
Tyler Lewis
Columbia
3rd-
6-
Wayne Stevens
Norborne
Heat Race # 2
1st-
17-
Robert Littrell Jr.
Gilliam
2nd
71-
Greg Marrant
Rayville
3rd-
33a-
Kevin Key
Centralia
Feature Results
1-
15-
Mark Evinger
Grain Valley
2-
4L-
Gary Lewis
Higginsville
3-
6-
Wayne Stevens
Norborne
4-
71-
Greg Marrant
Rayville
5-
27-
Tony Nelson
Blue Springs
6-
17-
Robert Littrell Jr.
Gilliam
7-
3j-
Joshua Jacobs
Shawnee KS
8-
32-
Bob Dumit
Belton
9-
33a-
Kevin Key
Centralia
10-
32d-
Casey Elledge
Oak Grove
DQ-
19-
Colin Pierce
Holt
DNS-
52-
Chris Akers
Higginsville
Next week will be KDKD, American Legion and VFW night at the races. The first 100 fans in the grandstands will receive a free KDKD t-shirt. Clinton residents will receive $2 off their grandstand admission price with proof of residency. Next week five Contingency Connection classes will compete as the 305 Sprint Cars make their return. Be sure to join us as the exciting point’s battles continue in the Modifieds, Limited Late Models, Street Stocks, B-modifieds and 305 Sprints. Gates open at 5; Hot Laps start at 7 and the first green flag races go off the line 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 and event information call the Track Report line at (660) 747-2166.
Sam ‘On the Mic’ Stoecklin
Central Missouri Speedway
August 12, 2006
(Warrensburg) Another exciting evening of competitive racing at Central Missouri Speedway (CMS) is now in the books as a large crowd of fans in the stands and drivers were on hand for Kids’ Night and the $1,000-to-win Limited Late Model 25-lap feature. A total of 88 cars registered to race including 12 B-modifieds, 22 Limited Late Models, 24 Street Stocks and 30 Modifieds, competing in a total of 16 races.
With his eighth feature victory of the season, Smithville’s Brett Rollert continued his domination of the Limited Late Models and rolled to the riches in the $1,000-to-Win 25-lap featured event. There was a large field of limiteds on hand for the big-money win but it didn’t matter as once again Rollert was not to be denied and won going away from the field. Jason Estes looked to have the car to beat early on in the race until his bad luck streak at CMS continued with steering problems this time taking him out of competition. There were two cars that did not pass post-race technical inspection leading to their disqualification from the finishing order. Look for another full field of cars next week as the point’s battle for the championship continues next week.
Limited Late Model Results
Heat Race # 1
1st-
58-
Jason Estes
Windsor
2nd
53-
Jeremy Watts
Independence
3rd-
3-
Jamie Wineland
Lohman
Heat Race # 2
1st-
22-
Kevin Coyne
Kingsville
2nd
14-
Shawn Williams
Knob Noster
3rd-
1-
James Rutledge
California
Heat Race # 3
1st-
93R-
Brett Rollert
Smithville
2nd
69x-
Bob King
Independence
3rd-
44-
Brandon Dunham
California
Feature Results
1-
93R-
Brett Rollert
Smithville
2-
53-
Jeremy Watts
Independence
3-
1-
James Rutledge
California
4-
14-
Shawn Williams
Knob Noster
5-
12-
Steven Clancy
Odessa,
6-
44-
Brandon Dunham
California
7-
88-
Derek Nevels
Higginsville
8-
99-
Ed Martin
California
9-
96-
Danny Barker
KCK
10-
69-
Walt Imhoff
Jamestown
11-
10-
Virgil Jeffery
Ashland
12-
58-
Jason Estes
Windsor
13-
22-
Kevin Coyne
Kingsville
14-
0x-
Jason Sivils
Marshall
15-
9J-
Tom Johannsen
Independence
16-
3p-
Allen Perryman
Belton
17-
3-
Jamie Wineland
Lohman
18-
k15-
Jimmy Dowell
Marshall
DQ-
69x-
Bob King
Independence
DQ-
18-
Owen Evinger
Bates City
DNS-
i4c-
Richard C. Leigh
Cleveland
DNS-
00-
Zach Green
Higginsville
In the modified division the racing action was fierce again as 30 racers were on hand to compete in four heat races and the 20-lap feature race. Lee Hibner of Chillicothe brought the entire field to the green flag and quickly shot to the lead ahead of Aaron Marrant, Joe Bradshaw and Dennis Walrath. It looked as though Hibner might grab his third win of the year until an incident on the track caused him to re-start the race at the tail end of the field. Hibner’s misfortune was Aaron Marrant’s gain as he picked up the lead and never looked back taking his #70 Scott Racing, Full Throttle Raceworks to victory lane for his third ‘mighty’ modified victory of the year. To add to Marrant’s excitement, word quickly came from the pit area that his wife had gone into labor as the couple had to quickly leave for the hospital. In victory lane, an emotional Marrant thanked his father for “putting every bit of money he didn’t have” into his recently repaired race car.
Modified Results
Heat Race # 1
1st-
99-
Lee Hibner
Chillicothe
2nd
86-
Buddy Benedict
Independence
3rd-
25T-
Travis Johnson
Independence
Heat Race # 2
1st-
8-
Joe Bradshaw
Sedalia
2nd
03-
Richard Layne
Kansas City
3rd-
68-
Dean Wille
Warrensburg
Heat Race # 3
1st-
70-
Aaron Marrant
Richmond
2nd
9-
Dave Meyer
Concordia
3rd-
11-
Ryan Lovercamp
Concordia
Heat Race # 4
1st-
99w-
Dennis Walrath
Clinton
2nd
40-
Kyle Westerhold
Blue Springs
3rd-
c3-
Chad Staus
Otterville
Feature Results
1-
70-
Aaron Marrant
Richmond
2-
03-
Richard Layne
Kansas City
3-
83-
Sonny Wood
Odessa
4-
89-
Tyler Hibner
Chillicothe
5-
25T-
Travis Johnson
Independence
6-
79-
Jimmy Dowell
Marshall
7-
4j-
Jake Richards
KCK
8-
99w-
Dennis Walrath
Clinton
9-
c3-
Chad Staus
Otterville
10-
171-
James McMillin
Warrensburg
11-
77-
Doug Walrath
Clinton
12-
138-
Kevin Sloan
KCK
13-
28s-
Shawn Burns
Olathe KS
14-
91-
Jim Reid
Clinton
15-
8-
Joe Bradshaw
Sedalia
16-
11-
Ryan Lovercamp
Concordia
17-
25-
David Chapman
Lee's Summit
18-
11-
Clay Langley Jr.
Stover
19-
68-
Dean Wille
Warrensburg
20-
99-
Lee Hibner
Chillicothe
21-
86-
Buddy Benedict
Independence
22-
94-
Charlie Ebert
Oak Grove
23-
9-
Dave Meyer
Concordia
24-
4-
Virgil Jeffery
Ashland
25-
47-
Ed Griggs
Pleasant Hill
26-
40-
Kyle Westerhold
Blue Springs
27-
0x-
Jason Sivils
Marshall
28-
8b-
Andy Benedict
Independence
DNS-
8m-
Donald Dannar
Odessa
DNS-
90-
Terry Schultz
Sedalia
The Street Stocks continued their quest for the point’s championship competing in three heat races to determine the line-up for the 15-lap main event. Warrensburg natives James McMillin and Marc Carter led the large field of cars to the green and had an excellent battle up front for the lead for most of the race. In what appeared to be a win for McMillin at the checkered flag, it was later determined that his car did not pass post-race technical inspection and Carter was declared the winner. Jimmy Ngo takes his narrow points lead into next week as the rest of the field tries to close the gap.
Street Stock Results
Heat Race # 1
1st-
10-
Marc Carter
Warrensburg
2nd
21-
Bill O'Bryan
Independence
3rd-
23-
Bobby Raybourn
Odessa
Heat Race # 2
1st-
11R-
Nathan Himes
Clinton
2nd
pms1-
Tammy Korff
Fulton
3rd-
97k-
Brian Johnson
Independence
Heat Race # 3
1st-
68m-
James McMillin
Warrensburg
2nd
80-
Jimmy Ngo
Independence
3rd-
94-
John Ebert
Bates City
Feature Results
1-
10-
Marc Carter
Warrensburg
2-
11R-
Nathan Himes
Clinton
3-
97k-
Brian Johnson
Independence
4-
80-
Jimmy Ngo
Independence
5-
94-
John Ebert
Bates City
6-
09-
Chad Eickleberry
Warrensburg
7-
30-
Brett Nail
Raytown
8-
74-
Herb Dannar
Holden
9-
9d-
Bryant Moyer
Lone Jack
10-
15-
Doug Walrath
Clinton
11-
2b-
Brian Cox
Concordia
12-
45-
Fred King
Independence
13-
55m-
John Miller
Oak Grove
14-
21d-
Dale Atkinson
Warrensburg
15-
88-
Cole Wimmer
Oak Grove
16-
85-
Robin Rufener
Sedalia
17-
pms1-
Tammy Korff
Fulton
18-
21-
Bill O'Bryan
Independence
19-
23-
Bobby Raybourn
Odessa
20-
G6-
Krystal Guy
Warrensburg
21-
2i-
Brett Cayer
Odessa
22-
07-
Scott Dukes
Higginsville
DQ-
68m-
James McMillin
Warrensburg
DNS-
j66-
Jay Lyle
Warrensburg
There was an exciting new announcement for the B-modified division as Promoter Earl Walls announced that he and fellow promoter Marc Evinger from Grain Valley Speedway will work together on the rules for the 2007 season in order for the B-modified division to continue gaining in popularity. Evinger raced his way to his fifth feature win of the year in the John Ake owned, Pizza Glen, Curry’s Rod Shop, Gray Farms, Henry County Mutual, GVT, D&M Signs, Golden Valley Transport and Jay’s Service Center-sponsored #15.
B-Modified Results
Heat Race # 1
1st-
15-
Mark Evinger
Grain Valley
2nd
4L-
Tyler Lewis
Columbia
3rd-
6-
Wayne Stevens
Norborne
Heat Race # 2
1st-
17-
Robert Littrell Jr.
Gilliam
2nd
71-
Greg Marrant
Rayville
3rd-
33a-
Kevin Key
Centralia
Feature Results
1-
15-
Mark Evinger
Grain Valley
2-
4L-
Gary Lewis
Higginsville
3-
6-
Wayne Stevens
Norborne
4-
71-
Greg Marrant
Rayville
5-
27-
Tony Nelson
Blue Springs
6-
17-
Robert Littrell Jr.
Gilliam
7-
3j-
Joshua Jacobs
Shawnee KS
8-
32-
Bob Dumit
Belton
9-
33a-
Kevin Key
Centralia
10-
32d-
Casey Elledge
Oak Grove
DQ-
19-
Colin Pierce
Holt
DNS-
52-
Chris Akers
Higginsville
Next week will be KDKD, American Legion and VFW night at the races. The first 100 fans in the grandstands will receive a free KDKD t-shirt. Clinton residents will receive $2 off their grandstand admission price with proof of residency. Next week five Contingency Connection classes will compete as the 305 Sprint Cars make their return. Be sure to join us as the exciting point’s battles continue in the Modifieds, Limited Late Models, Street Stocks, B-modifieds and 305 Sprints. Gates open at 5; Hot Laps start at 7 and the first green flag races go off the line 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 and event information call the Track Report line at (660) 747-2166.
