Kevin Coyne and Marc Carter show the way to the Winner's Circle
Clint Brown
June 20, 2004
A cool, brisk evening greeted both racers and fans as they entered Central Missouri Speedway, but the action on the track kept things hot as Patricia's Foods Race Night rolled off for round 7 of the 2004 Championship fight.
The driver making the most noise of late in the Mighty Modified division, Dustin Boney, once again found himself the one that everybody was trying to track down as he sprinted to the win. Boney rolled off for the A Feature on the inside of row two and from the outset it was a four way battle for the top spot between Boney, Steve Potter, points leader Gary Blackburn Jr., and James McMillin. Potter took the advantage at the drop of the green flag and was able to hold off Boney for the two rounds until Boney swept his swift #22 underneath to take over the top spot. Once out front Boney quickly distanced himself from the pack and had opened up a 10 car length advantage by lap 4. Gary Blackburn Jr. worked his way around Potter with Dean Wille and Dave Meyer quickly moving into the fray to the second spot. Lap 11 saw Boney's lead at 3/4 of a straightaway as Wille and Potter moved around Blackburn and back into the second and third positions. During the latter half of the race the field was slowed for a caution, but it didn't matter to Boney as he once again bolted to his sizeable advantage over his closest competitors. Dave Meyer made a late race charge as he had moved into third on lap 11 and then pushed his mount to second on lap 15 and began to attempt to track down Boney. It was to no avail as Boney zipped across the line with a full straightaway advantage to claim the win. Meyer was able to hold onto the second position with Gary Blackburn Jr., Dean Wille, and Steve Potter rounding out the top 5. Five heat races and two B features were contested to set the field for the A feature with Steve Potter, Gary Blackburn Jr., Dustin Boney, James McMillin, and Dean Wille holding on for the heat wins. Brian Johnson and Robert Kluender came out on top of the two B features and transferred on to the A feature.
Limited Late Model action saw two familiar faces up front as Kevin Coyne and Shawn Williams fought it out for the win with Coyne able to come out on top at the finish. Knob Noster's Jim Wilson was able to race from the pole position into the top spot as the race began, but Coyne wanted the position and moved his way up front on lap two. With Coyne out front and beginning to open up an advantage all eyes became fixed on Shawn Williams and Steven Clancy as they swiftly moved through the field from their 10th and 12th starting positions. Williams and Clancy found themselves in the top 5 by the halfway mark. Williams moved into the second position on lap 7 and quickly began to close the big gap that Coyne had built up. Coyne had his machine cruising out front, but suddenly he had all the pressure that he needed as Williams had worked up to his rear bumper. Williams made several attempts to take over the top spot, but couldn't make the pass stick. As the white flag waved Williams made one last run at Coyne, but came up short and Coyne was able to streak to the victory with Williams 4 car lengths back. Following Coyne and Williams across the line were Steven Clancy, Owen Evinger, and Jeff Jackson Jr. Jim Wilson and Kevin Coyne were able to hold on for the two heat race victories to set the field for the A feature.
Warrensburg's Marc Carter looked as though he was a man on a mission as he bested a stellar field as he was triumphant in the Street Stock division. Carter started outside the front row and quickly disposed of pole-sitter Bryant Moyer and stretched out his lead. A lap 4 caution for the flat tire of Sedalia's Gary Hemme did nothing to slow the pace of Carter as he once again established a comfortable lead when the green flag waved. With Carter out front fans had their eyes wandering all over the track to catch the two and three wide action that was happening through the field. The cheering quickly built to a roar as John Brooks moved his popular pumpkin orange #27 to the second spot on lap 11 after starting in the fourteenth position. Brooks began to reel in Carter and it appeared that another battle was brewing between the two until Brooks mount slowed on lap 12 with mechanical problems. Carter was able to sustain his lead over the last three laps and once again rolled his machine into the Winner's Circle. Bryant Moyer held on for the runner up position with Bob King, Bobby Raybourn, and Tammy Korff completing the top five. The A feature field was set through three heat races which were won by Bryant Moyer, Marc Carter, and Bobby Raybourn.
Join us again next week as Central Missouri Speedway presents Country Kitchen Race Night. This will also be round #2 of the Progressive $ for the Street Stock division. If a Street Stock competitor can win on Friday night at Missouri's State Fair Speedway and duplicate that feat on Saturday they will receive a bonus. Since the money wasn't collected during round one it rolls over making round two worth $666.00 dollars to the driver that can pull it off. The bonus is based off a minimum 20 car field.
Gates will open at 5:00 with hot laps taking to the track at 7:00 and heat races rolling off at 7:30. Adult admission is only $10.00 with Senior Citizens $8.00, Children 6-12 only $6.00 and under 6 are Free.
For all the latest news and information on Central Missouri Speedway contact us at the "Track Report" at 660-747-2166 or visit us on the web at www.centralmissourispeedway.com.
FULL RESULTS
Patricia's Foods Race Night
June 19, 2004
(All Hometowns Missouri unless specified)
Mighty Modifieds
Wheeler Truck Sales & Repair
Heat 1 (8 Laps) 1) Steve Potter (Boonville), 2) Robbie Test (Jefferson City), 3) Howard Hall (Columbia), 4) Rich Boyder (Topeka, KS), 5) Chad Staus (Sedalia), 6) Paul Knight (Blue Springs), 7) Steve Hammons (Pleasant Hill), 8) Scott Dukes (Higginsville), 9) Lucas Conley (Spring Hill, KS)
H&R Flea Market
Heat 2 (8 Laps) 1) Gary Blackburn, Jr (Fulton), 2) Dave Meyer (Concordia), 3) Jimmy Dowell (Slater), 4) Alan Deatherage (Concordia), 5) Donald Dannar (Odessa), 6) Charles Ebert (Oak Grove), 7) Jim Moody (Odessa), 8) Desi Olson (Oak Grove), 9) Dan Charles (Bonner Springs, KS)
Seeburg Mufflers
Heat 3 (8 Laps) 1) Dustin Boney (Desoto, KS), 2) Tom Charles (Bonner Springs, KS), 3) Marc Dotson (Cameron), 4) Joe Bradshaw (Knob Noster), 5) Brian Johnson (Independence), 6) Robert Kluender (Olathe, KS), 7) Ben Woods (Concordia), 8) Doug Walrath (Clinton)
Pepsi Racing
Heat 4 (8 Laps) 1) James McMillin (Warrensburg), 2) Justin Boney (Olathe, KS), 3) Bobby Layne (Kansas City), 4) Tim Karrick (Basehor, KS), 5) Bob King (Independence), 6) Jesse Wheeler (Independence), 7) Kevin Rogers (Raymore), 8) Richard Layne (Kansas City)
Fat Boyz Conoco
Heat 5 (8 Laps) 1) Dean Wille (Warrensburg), 2) Chad Lyle (Lone Jack), 3) Terry Schultz (Sedalia), 4) Kyle Westerhold (Blue Springs), 5) Joe Walker (Kansas City), 6) Rick Braley (Belton), 7) Charles Laizure (Urich), 8)_ Sonny Wood (Odessa)
OK Tire Stores
B Feature 1 (10 Laps) 1) Brian Johnson, 2) Chad Staus, 3) Jesse Wheeler, 4) Joe Walker, 5) Charles Ebert, 6) Ben Woods, 7) Steve Hammons, 8) Desi Olson, 9) Richard Layne, DNS - Charles Laizure, Lucas Conley
Bill Sharp's Country BBQ
B Feature 2 (10 Laps) 1) Robert Kluender, 2) Bob King, 3) Doug Walrath, 4) Scott Dukes, 5) Rick Braley, 6) Kevin Rogers, 7) Paul Knight, 8) Dan Charles, 9) Jim Moody, 10) Sonny Wood, 11) Donald Dannar
Patricia's Foods A Feature (20 Laps) 1) Dustin Boney, 2) Dave Meyer, 3) Gary Blackburn Jr., 4) Dean Wille, 5) Steve Potter, 6) Marc Dotson, 7) Bobby Layne, 8) James McMillin, 9) Chad Lyle, 10) Terry Schultz, 11) Joe Bradshaw, 12) Alan Deatherage, 13) Bob King, 14) Tim Karrick, 15) Chad Staus, 16) Rich Boyder, 17) Brian Johnson, 18) Justin Boney, 19) Robbie Test, 20) Tom Charles, 21) Howard Hall, 22) Kyle Westerhold, 23) Robert Kluender, 24) Jimmy Dowell
Limited Late Models
Wheeler Truck Sales & Repair
Heat 1 (8 Laps) 1) Jim Wilson (Knob Noster), 2) Jason King (Holt), 3) Jeff Jackson Jr. (Kansas City), 4) Derek Nevels (Higginsville), 5) Danny McKenzie (Holden), 6) Steve Elwell (Knob Noster)
H&R Flea Market
Heat 2 (8 Laps) 1) Kevin Coyne (Blue Springs), 2) Ryan Lovercamp (Concordia), 3) Owen Evinger (Bates City), 4) Lance Elwell (Knob Noster), 5) Shawn Williams (Knob Noster), DQ - Steven Clancy
Patricia's Foods A Feature (15 Laps) 1) Kevin Coyne, 2) Shawn Williams, 3) Steven Clancy, 4) Owen Evinger, 5) Jeff Jackson Jr., 6) Jim Wilson, 7) Derek Nevels, 8) Ryan Lovercamp, 9) Jason King, 10) Danny McKenzie, 11) Lance Elwell, 12) Michael Ford, DNS - Steve Elwell
Street Stocks
Wheeler Truck Sales & Repair
Heat 1 (6 Laps) 1) Bryant Moyer (Lone Jack), 2) Rick Hays (Blue Springs), 3) Wayne Harper (Warrensburg), 4) Adam Bush (Odessa), 5) John Ebert (Bates City), 6) Herb Danner (Holden), 7) William Eisenbarth (Independance), 8) Phil Wright (Norborne)
H&R Flea Market
Heat 2 (6 Laps) 1) Marc Carter (Warrensburg), 2) Cole Wimmer (Oak Grove), 3) Gary Hemme (Sedalia), 4) Dan Colhour (Warrensburg), 5) John Brooks (Warrensburg), 6) Tammy Korff (Fulton), 7) Jame Ngo (Independence), 8) Wayne Stevens (Norborne)
Seeburg Mufflers
Heat 3 (6 Laps) 1) Bobby Raybourn (Odessa), 2) Brian Inlow (Concordia), 3) Steve Hammons (Pleasant Hill), 4) Charles Palmer (Odessa), 5) Fred King Jr. (Independence), 6) Bob King (Independence), 7) Steve Agee (Oak Grove)
Patricia's Foods A Feature (15 Laps) 1) Marc Carter, 2) Bryant Moyer, 3) Bob King, 4) Bobby Raybourn, 5) Tammy Korff, 6) Herb Danner, 7) Cole Wimmer, 8) John Ebert, 9) James Ngo, 10) Rick Hays, 11) Phil Wright, 12) Charles Palmer, 13) Brian Inlow, 14) William Eisenbarth, 15) Fred King Jr., 16) John Brooks, 17) Wayne Stevens, 18) Steve Hammons, 19) Steve Agee, 20) Gary Hemme, 21) Dan Colhour, DNS - Adam Bush, DQ - Wayne Harper
Clint Brown
June 20, 2004
A cool, brisk evening greeted both racers and fans as they entered Central Missouri Speedway, but the action on the track kept things hot as Patricia's Foods Race Night rolled off for round 7 of the 2004 Championship fight.
The driver making the most noise of late in the Mighty Modified division, Dustin Boney, once again found himself the one that everybody was trying to track down as he sprinted to the win. Boney rolled off for the A Feature on the inside of row two and from the outset it was a four way battle for the top spot between Boney, Steve Potter, points leader Gary Blackburn Jr., and James McMillin. Potter took the advantage at the drop of the green flag and was able to hold off Boney for the two rounds until Boney swept his swift #22 underneath to take over the top spot. Once out front Boney quickly distanced himself from the pack and had opened up a 10 car length advantage by lap 4. Gary Blackburn Jr. worked his way around Potter with Dean Wille and Dave Meyer quickly moving into the fray to the second spot. Lap 11 saw Boney's lead at 3/4 of a straightaway as Wille and Potter moved around Blackburn and back into the second and third positions. During the latter half of the race the field was slowed for a caution, but it didn't matter to Boney as he once again bolted to his sizeable advantage over his closest competitors. Dave Meyer made a late race charge as he had moved into third on lap 11 and then pushed his mount to second on lap 15 and began to attempt to track down Boney. It was to no avail as Boney zipped across the line with a full straightaway advantage to claim the win. Meyer was able to hold onto the second position with Gary Blackburn Jr., Dean Wille, and Steve Potter rounding out the top 5. Five heat races and two B features were contested to set the field for the A feature with Steve Potter, Gary Blackburn Jr., Dustin Boney, James McMillin, and Dean Wille holding on for the heat wins. Brian Johnson and Robert Kluender came out on top of the two B features and transferred on to the A feature.
Limited Late Model action saw two familiar faces up front as Kevin Coyne and Shawn Williams fought it out for the win with Coyne able to come out on top at the finish. Knob Noster's Jim Wilson was able to race from the pole position into the top spot as the race began, but Coyne wanted the position and moved his way up front on lap two. With Coyne out front and beginning to open up an advantage all eyes became fixed on Shawn Williams and Steven Clancy as they swiftly moved through the field from their 10th and 12th starting positions. Williams and Clancy found themselves in the top 5 by the halfway mark. Williams moved into the second position on lap 7 and quickly began to close the big gap that Coyne had built up. Coyne had his machine cruising out front, but suddenly he had all the pressure that he needed as Williams had worked up to his rear bumper. Williams made several attempts to take over the top spot, but couldn't make the pass stick. As the white flag waved Williams made one last run at Coyne, but came up short and Coyne was able to streak to the victory with Williams 4 car lengths back. Following Coyne and Williams across the line were Steven Clancy, Owen Evinger, and Jeff Jackson Jr. Jim Wilson and Kevin Coyne were able to hold on for the two heat race victories to set the field for the A feature.
Warrensburg's Marc Carter looked as though he was a man on a mission as he bested a stellar field as he was triumphant in the Street Stock division. Carter started outside the front row and quickly disposed of pole-sitter Bryant Moyer and stretched out his lead. A lap 4 caution for the flat tire of Sedalia's Gary Hemme did nothing to slow the pace of Carter as he once again established a comfortable lead when the green flag waved. With Carter out front fans had their eyes wandering all over the track to catch the two and three wide action that was happening through the field. The cheering quickly built to a roar as John Brooks moved his popular pumpkin orange #27 to the second spot on lap 11 after starting in the fourteenth position. Brooks began to reel in Carter and it appeared that another battle was brewing between the two until Brooks mount slowed on lap 12 with mechanical problems. Carter was able to sustain his lead over the last three laps and once again rolled his machine into the Winner's Circle. Bryant Moyer held on for the runner up position with Bob King, Bobby Raybourn, and Tammy Korff completing the top five. The A feature field was set through three heat races which were won by Bryant Moyer, Marc Carter, and Bobby Raybourn.
Join us again next week as Central Missouri Speedway presents Country Kitchen Race Night. This will also be round #2 of the Progressive $ for the Street Stock division. If a Street Stock competitor can win on Friday night at Missouri's State Fair Speedway and duplicate that feat on Saturday they will receive a bonus. Since the money wasn't collected during round one it rolls over making round two worth $666.00 dollars to the driver that can pull it off. The bonus is based off a minimum 20 car field.
Gates will open at 5:00 with hot laps taking to the track at 7:00 and heat races rolling off at 7:30. Adult admission is only $10.00 with Senior Citizens $8.00, Children 6-12 only $6.00 and under 6 are Free.
For all the latest news and information on Central Missouri Speedway contact us at the "Track Report" at 660-747-2166 or visit us on the web at www.centralmissourispeedway.com.
FULL RESULTS
Patricia's Foods Race Night
June 19, 2004
(All Hometowns Missouri unless specified)
Mighty Modifieds
Wheeler Truck Sales & Repair
Heat 1 (8 Laps) 1) Steve Potter (Boonville), 2) Robbie Test (Jefferson City), 3) Howard Hall (Columbia), 4) Rich Boyder (Topeka, KS), 5) Chad Staus (Sedalia), 6) Paul Knight (Blue Springs), 7) Steve Hammons (Pleasant Hill), 8) Scott Dukes (Higginsville), 9) Lucas Conley (Spring Hill, KS)
H&R Flea Market
Heat 2 (8 Laps) 1) Gary Blackburn, Jr (Fulton), 2) Dave Meyer (Concordia), 3) Jimmy Dowell (Slater), 4) Alan Deatherage (Concordia), 5) Donald Dannar (Odessa), 6) Charles Ebert (Oak Grove), 7) Jim Moody (Odessa), 8) Desi Olson (Oak Grove), 9) Dan Charles (Bonner Springs, KS)
Seeburg Mufflers
Heat 3 (8 Laps) 1) Dustin Boney (Desoto, KS), 2) Tom Charles (Bonner Springs, KS), 3) Marc Dotson (Cameron), 4) Joe Bradshaw (Knob Noster), 5) Brian Johnson (Independence), 6) Robert Kluender (Olathe, KS), 7) Ben Woods (Concordia), 8) Doug Walrath (Clinton)
Pepsi Racing
Heat 4 (8 Laps) 1) James McMillin (Warrensburg), 2) Justin Boney (Olathe, KS), 3) Bobby Layne (Kansas City), 4) Tim Karrick (Basehor, KS), 5) Bob King (Independence), 6) Jesse Wheeler (Independence), 7) Kevin Rogers (Raymore), 8) Richard Layne (Kansas City)
Fat Boyz Conoco
Heat 5 (8 Laps) 1) Dean Wille (Warrensburg), 2) Chad Lyle (Lone Jack), 3) Terry Schultz (Sedalia), 4) Kyle Westerhold (Blue Springs), 5) Joe Walker (Kansas City), 6) Rick Braley (Belton), 7) Charles Laizure (Urich), 8)_ Sonny Wood (Odessa)
OK Tire Stores
B Feature 1 (10 Laps) 1) Brian Johnson, 2) Chad Staus, 3) Jesse Wheeler, 4) Joe Walker, 5) Charles Ebert, 6) Ben Woods, 7) Steve Hammons, 8) Desi Olson, 9) Richard Layne, DNS - Charles Laizure, Lucas Conley
Bill Sharp's Country BBQ
B Feature 2 (10 Laps) 1) Robert Kluender, 2) Bob King, 3) Doug Walrath, 4) Scott Dukes, 5) Rick Braley, 6) Kevin Rogers, 7) Paul Knight, 8) Dan Charles, 9) Jim Moody, 10) Sonny Wood, 11) Donald Dannar
Patricia's Foods A Feature (20 Laps) 1) Dustin Boney, 2) Dave Meyer, 3) Gary Blackburn Jr., 4) Dean Wille, 5) Steve Potter, 6) Marc Dotson, 7) Bobby Layne, 8) James McMillin, 9) Chad Lyle, 10) Terry Schultz, 11) Joe Bradshaw, 12) Alan Deatherage, 13) Bob King, 14) Tim Karrick, 15) Chad Staus, 16) Rich Boyder, 17) Brian Johnson, 18) Justin Boney, 19) Robbie Test, 20) Tom Charles, 21) Howard Hall, 22) Kyle Westerhold, 23) Robert Kluender, 24) Jimmy Dowell
Limited Late Models
Wheeler Truck Sales & Repair
Heat 1 (8 Laps) 1) Jim Wilson (Knob Noster), 2) Jason King (Holt), 3) Jeff Jackson Jr. (Kansas City), 4) Derek Nevels (Higginsville), 5) Danny McKenzie (Holden), 6) Steve Elwell (Knob Noster)
H&R Flea Market
Heat 2 (8 Laps) 1) Kevin Coyne (Blue Springs), 2) Ryan Lovercamp (Concordia), 3) Owen Evinger (Bates City), 4) Lance Elwell (Knob Noster), 5) Shawn Williams (Knob Noster), DQ - Steven Clancy
Patricia's Foods A Feature (15 Laps) 1) Kevin Coyne, 2) Shawn Williams, 3) Steven Clancy, 4) Owen Evinger, 5) Jeff Jackson Jr., 6) Jim Wilson, 7) Derek Nevels, 8) Ryan Lovercamp, 9) Jason King, 10) Danny McKenzie, 11) Lance Elwell, 12) Michael Ford, DNS - Steve Elwell
Street Stocks
Wheeler Truck Sales & Repair
Heat 1 (6 Laps) 1) Bryant Moyer (Lone Jack), 2) Rick Hays (Blue Springs), 3) Wayne Harper (Warrensburg), 4) Adam Bush (Odessa), 5) John Ebert (Bates City), 6) Herb Danner (Holden), 7) William Eisenbarth (Independance), 8) Phil Wright (Norborne)
H&R Flea Market
Heat 2 (6 Laps) 1) Marc Carter (Warrensburg), 2) Cole Wimmer (Oak Grove), 3) Gary Hemme (Sedalia), 4) Dan Colhour (Warrensburg), 5) John Brooks (Warrensburg), 6) Tammy Korff (Fulton), 7) Jame Ngo (Independence), 8) Wayne Stevens (Norborne)
Seeburg Mufflers
Heat 3 (6 Laps) 1) Bobby Raybourn (Odessa), 2) Brian Inlow (Concordia), 3) Steve Hammons (Pleasant Hill), 4) Charles Palmer (Odessa), 5) Fred King Jr. (Independence), 6) Bob King (Independence), 7) Steve Agee (Oak Grove)
Patricia's Foods A Feature (15 Laps) 1) Marc Carter, 2) Bryant Moyer, 3) Bob King, 4) Bobby Raybourn, 5) Tammy Korff, 6) Herb Danner, 7) Cole Wimmer, 8) John Ebert, 9) James Ngo, 10) Rick Hays, 11) Phil Wright, 12) Charles Palmer, 13) Brian Inlow, 14) William Eisenbarth, 15) Fred King Jr., 16) John Brooks, 17) Wayne Stevens, 18) Steve Hammons, 19) Steve Agee, 20) Gary Hemme, 21) Dan Colhour, DNS - Adam Bush, DQ - Wayne Harper
