By Sam Stoecklin
CMS Announcer/PR
Warrensburg, MO
August 13, 2008
Parents and kids, mark your calendars for this Saturday, August 16th as CMS hosts its annual Kid’s Night festivities at the track. All kids 12 years of age and younger have the opportunity to compete in age-division races for boys and girls on the actual race track itself during the intermission-time break. Each division winner will go home with a medallion for his or her winning efforts. All children in attendance 12 and under will receive a free “goodie bag” stuffed full of various items that include hero autograph driver cards, various school supplies, racing-related small toys, candy & treats, toothbrushes and toothpaste donated by drivers, fans, and track personnel as well as various coupons donated by Warrensburg-area restaurants and retailers. Children do not have to compete in the foot races to receive one of the goodie bags. In addition to all of the festivities, each child 12 and under will receive a free hot dog and drink courtesy of the speedway for attending. KDKD FM 95.3 Radio and PAR Electric, two of the track’s long-time sponsors are presenting Kid’s Night this year.
Counting this weekend’s scheduled races for the ‘Mighty’ Modifieds, ULMA Late Models, Street Stocks, and B-Modifieds, only four nights of competition remain on the schedule this season. For modified drivers, this means there are only two more opportunities to get their second regular weekly race start in prior to the big $3,000-to-Win special event on Saturday, August 30th. Drivers that have competed at least twice in a regular weekly race program at CMS prior to the 30th race do not have to pay the $100 entry fee. This is the final big-money race of the year at the track.
Having a look at the championship point standings in each division, three-time feature winner and 2006 track champion Aaron Marrant continues to lead the way in the modified division. Tim Karrick of Basehor, Kansas is still mathematically in the hunt and holds down second with Sedalia driver Terry Schultz maintaining third also mathematically still alive. Five-time feature winner Jon Binning of Warrensburg sits atop the ULMA Late Model standings ahead of a tie for second place between Randy Ainsworth of Excelsior Springs and David Angell of Holden. Nic Bennett of Oak Grove holds down the top spot for the street stocks with Fulton driver Tammy Korff in hot pursuit in second and Roger Stone of Kansas City in third. Scotty Martin’s dominant season has allowed him to control the B-mods the entire year; the Independence driver leads Bobby Raybourn of Odessa and Jeremy Lile of Higginsville.
Pit gates swing open Saturday evening at 4:30 with grandstand gates opening at 5:00. Hot laps begin at 7:00 with qualifying heat-race action hitting the track at 7:30. For complete admission information, race results, and general track information log onto www.centralmissourispeedway.net or call the Track Report line at (660) 747-2166 for the latest race updates. Adult general admission is $10, military and college students with I.D. are $8, seniors 65 and up are $8, kids age six to twelve are $6, with children 5 and under free. Pit passes are $25. This phone line is continuously kept up-to-date with race status and developing information. Fans and drivers, we ask that you please add the phone number to your phone directory and utilize it when there is ever a question as to whether or not the races will go on as scheduled. The phone line does have a backup message so please remain on the line until you hear the applicable message. Drivers and fans may also send an e-mail request to samonthemic@hotmail.com to join the CMS e-mail group. By joining this group, you will receive track news and information as well messages and alerts regarding race status. We look forward to seeing all of the drivers, fans, and especially the kids this Saturday night!
Current top five point standings in each division heading into this weekend. Complete standings available on the track’s Website.
Modifieds
POSITION CAR No. DRIVER'S NAME & HOMETOWN POINTS
1 70 Aaron Marrant, Orrick 1140
2 1k Tim Karrick, Basehor KS 1074
3 90 Terry Schultz, Sedalia 1012
4 c3 Chad Staus, Otterville 962
5 88w Doug Walrath, Clinton 936
ULMA Late Models
POSITION CAR No. DRIVER'S NAME & HOMETOWN POINTS
1 65 Jon Binning, Warrensburg 1234
2 27 David Angell, Holden 1152
tie 57A Randy Ainsworth, Excelsior Springs 1152
4 7 Brett Wood, Warrensburg 1112
5 51m Mike Ryun, Kansas City 1064
Street Stocks
POSITION CAR No. DRIVER'S NAME & HOMETOWN POINTS
1 427 Nic Bennett, Oak Grove 1232
2 pms1 Tammy Korff, Fulton 1174
3 9s Roger Stone, Kansas City 1128
4 74 Herb Dannar, Holden 1048
5 97K Brian Johnson, Independence 1038
B-Modifieds
POSITION CAR No. DRIVER'S NAME & HOMETOWN POINTS
1 75 Scotty Martin, Independence 1158
2 23 Bobby Raybourn, Odessa 1086
3 5L Jeremy Lile, Higginsville 1074
4 33 *Bryan Montgomery, Oak Grove 1042
5 66 Ethan Isaacs, Bonner Springs KS 1030
CMS Announcer/PR
Warrensburg, MO
August 13, 2008
Parents and kids, mark your calendars for this Saturday, August 16th as CMS hosts its annual Kid’s Night festivities at the track. All kids 12 years of age and younger have the opportunity to compete in age-division races for boys and girls on the actual race track itself during the intermission-time break. Each division winner will go home with a medallion for his or her winning efforts. All children in attendance 12 and under will receive a free “goodie bag” stuffed full of various items that include hero autograph driver cards, various school supplies, racing-related small toys, candy & treats, toothbrushes and toothpaste donated by drivers, fans, and track personnel as well as various coupons donated by Warrensburg-area restaurants and retailers. Children do not have to compete in the foot races to receive one of the goodie bags. In addition to all of the festivities, each child 12 and under will receive a free hot dog and drink courtesy of the speedway for attending. KDKD FM 95.3 Radio and PAR Electric, two of the track’s long-time sponsors are presenting Kid’s Night this year.
Counting this weekend’s scheduled races for the ‘Mighty’ Modifieds, ULMA Late Models, Street Stocks, and B-Modifieds, only four nights of competition remain on the schedule this season. For modified drivers, this means there are only two more opportunities to get their second regular weekly race start in prior to the big $3,000-to-Win special event on Saturday, August 30th. Drivers that have competed at least twice in a regular weekly race program at CMS prior to the 30th race do not have to pay the $100 entry fee. This is the final big-money race of the year at the track.
Having a look at the championship point standings in each division, three-time feature winner and 2006 track champion Aaron Marrant continues to lead the way in the modified division. Tim Karrick of Basehor, Kansas is still mathematically in the hunt and holds down second with Sedalia driver Terry Schultz maintaining third also mathematically still alive. Five-time feature winner Jon Binning of Warrensburg sits atop the ULMA Late Model standings ahead of a tie for second place between Randy Ainsworth of Excelsior Springs and David Angell of Holden. Nic Bennett of Oak Grove holds down the top spot for the street stocks with Fulton driver Tammy Korff in hot pursuit in second and Roger Stone of Kansas City in third. Scotty Martin’s dominant season has allowed him to control the B-mods the entire year; the Independence driver leads Bobby Raybourn of Odessa and Jeremy Lile of Higginsville.
Pit gates swing open Saturday evening at 4:30 with grandstand gates opening at 5:00. Hot laps begin at 7:00 with qualifying heat-race action hitting the track at 7:30. For complete admission information, race results, and general track information log onto www.centralmissourispeedway.net or call the Track Report line at (660) 747-2166 for the latest race updates. Adult general admission is $10, military and college students with I.D. are $8, seniors 65 and up are $8, kids age six to twelve are $6, with children 5 and under free. Pit passes are $25. This phone line is continuously kept up-to-date with race status and developing information. Fans and drivers, we ask that you please add the phone number to your phone directory and utilize it when there is ever a question as to whether or not the races will go on as scheduled. The phone line does have a backup message so please remain on the line until you hear the applicable message. Drivers and fans may also send an e-mail request to samonthemic@hotmail.com to join the CMS e-mail group. By joining this group, you will receive track news and information as well messages and alerts regarding race status. We look forward to seeing all of the drivers, fans, and especially the kids this Saturday night!
Current top five point standings in each division heading into this weekend. Complete standings available on the track’s Website.
Modifieds
POSITION CAR No. DRIVER'S NAME & HOMETOWN POINTS
1 70 Aaron Marrant, Orrick 1140
2 1k Tim Karrick, Basehor KS 1074
3 90 Terry Schultz, Sedalia 1012
4 c3 Chad Staus, Otterville 962
5 88w Doug Walrath, Clinton 936
ULMA Late Models
POSITION CAR No. DRIVER'S NAME & HOMETOWN POINTS
1 65 Jon Binning, Warrensburg 1234
2 27 David Angell, Holden 1152
tie 57A Randy Ainsworth, Excelsior Springs 1152
4 7 Brett Wood, Warrensburg 1112
5 51m Mike Ryun, Kansas City 1064
Street Stocks
POSITION CAR No. DRIVER'S NAME & HOMETOWN POINTS
1 427 Nic Bennett, Oak Grove 1232
2 pms1 Tammy Korff, Fulton 1174
3 9s Roger Stone, Kansas City 1128
4 74 Herb Dannar, Holden 1048
5 97K Brian Johnson, Independence 1038
B-Modifieds
POSITION CAR No. DRIVER'S NAME & HOMETOWN POINTS
1 75 Scotty Martin, Independence 1158
2 23 Bobby Raybourn, Odessa 1086
3 5L Jeremy Lile, Higginsville 1074
4 33 *Bryan Montgomery, Oak Grove 1042
5 66 Ethan Isaacs, Bonner Springs KS 1030
