Alan Miller
Central Missouri Speedway
Public Relations
(Warrensburg) Maybe a prelude to the Sunday night July 3 second Mighty Modified Special of the year --Chad Lyle starting from the third row beat a fast field of 31 Modifieds at Central Missouri Speedway on Country Kitchen Race Night. A late arriving crowd was just settling in when the 305 Sprints started with a make-up feature from a rain out earlier this month.
Unfortunately, the first lap produced a bad wreck in turn three when Joe Chevalier from Belton flipped over 4 times and ended up crashing through a fence before settling onto his wheels. The car did not take much damage, but Chevalier had to taken to the hospital for further tests for an undisclosed injury. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the Chevalier family and hope for the best for this fine young driver. After a lengthy delay Randy Roberts quickly drove his 305 Sprint into the lead, but was challenged several times by Gabe Maycock, driving a back –up car and starting on the back row after suffering a blown engine the week prior. Roberts finally settled into the lead and took the checkers for his second feature win of the weekend after winning at LA Raceway on Friday Night.
1- 1 Randy Roberts – Mora
2- 99 Gabe Maycock – Middleton
3- 28 Matt Chevalier – Belton
4- 82 Michael Brown – Kingsville
5- 55 Kenny Potter – Harrisonville
6- 97 Will Pierce – Lee’s Summit
DNF 12 Joe Chevalier – Belton
Several of the 20 starting Street Stocks were pushing the limits with multiple re-starts for their feature race which pushed the front row of Jay Lyle and Wayne Stevens to the back for another restart of the Street Stock feature. After the feature was underway several cautions kept the cars bunched up after Nathan Himes drove through the hot pit lane. Wayne Harper, the current point’s leader, spun in turn four and later had to exit the track with mechanical problems. Herb Danner from Holden was leading when he had some problems and also had to be pushed off. Mark Carter then inherited the lead and never looked back for the street stock feature win of the evening. This was Carter’s second feature win of the weekend after taking the Street Stock Special at Grain Valley on Friday night. The j66 of Lyle ran a great race coming back all the way back up to finish third from the 20th position.
Street Stock Heat 1
1- j66 Jay Lyle – Warrensburg
2- 28 Wayne Harper – Warrensburg
3- 88 Cole Wimmer – Oak Grove
Street Stock Heat 2
1- 6 Wayne Stevens – Norborne
2- m20 Michael Mullins – Winsor
3- 21w Ted Welschmeyer – Tebbets
Street Stock Heat 3
1- 74 Herb Danner – Holden
2- 10 Mark Carter – Warrensburg
3- 09 Chad Eickleberry – Warrensburg
Street Stock A Feature (top 10)
1- 10 Mark Carter – Warrensburg
2- 21w Ted Welschmeyer – Tebbets
3- j66 Jay Lyle – Warrensburg
4- pms1 Tammy Korff – Fulton
5- 6 Wayne Stevens – Norborne
6- 11R Nathan Himes – Clinton
7- 09 Chad Eickleberry – Warrensburg
8- 2x Troy Turley - Knob Noster
9- 94 John Ebert – Bates City
10- 05 Gary Petree - Sedalia
The Limited Late Models put on a good show tonight with 11 cars entered for their races. The heat winners of Jeff Schlup and David Gemes lead all the way to take the checkers without any problems. The A feature event started with a late arriving Virgil Jeffries at the rear of the field. Schlup held the early lead with Gemes fighting hard to move up to first with Jeffries picking off car after car from the back row. After working his way up to fifth place, Jeffries spun out with two laps to go and finally had to leave the track with mechanical problems. After several late cautions Jeff Schlup won his second feature victory in the last two weeks at CMS.
Late Model Heat 1
1- 21s Jeff Schlup – California
2- 05 Carl Lewis – Sedalia
3- 69 Walt Imhoff - Jamestown
Late Model Heat 2
1- 16 David Gemes – Warsaw
2- 93 Brett Rollert – Smithville
3- 2m Mike McCoy – Hamilton
Late Model A Feature
1- 21s Jeff Schlup – California
2- 16 David Gemes – Warsaw
3- 93 Brett Rollert – Smithville
4- 05 Carl Lewis – Sedalia
5- 69 Walt Imhoff - Jamestown
6- 2m Mike McCoy – Hamilton
7- 4 Virgil Jeffery – Ashland
8- 30 Jim Wilson – Knob Noster
9- 27t Phillip Todd – Holts Summit
DNS - 3p Allen Perryman – Belton
DNS - 66 Darren Rapp – Clinton
The Midwest Sprint Car Series (MSCS) 360 Sprints and the 305 CMS Sprints ran a combined feature event with 16 cars starting the show. They both ran their own heat races with Danny Billings from Topeka, Kansas victorious on a last lap pass in the 360 Sprint Heat race and Randy Roberts out of Mora and Matt Close from LaMonte taking the 305 Sprint heat race checkers. The feature started with the MSCS 360 Sprints at the head of the pack with the 305s lined up behind them. Randy Roberts started in the fourth row behind the MSCS Sprints, but didn’t take long to work his way up to second place by the fourth lap followed close by Gabe Maycock in his back up number 99 Sprint car. Maycock ended up pulling off the track with mechanical problems later in the feature to finish tenth. Chris Parkinson from Gladstone held the lead in his 360 Sprint for awhile, but could not hold off Roberts. This race did produce two feature winners with Randy Roberts taking the overall victory for the 305 Sprints and Parkinson, the MSCS 360 Sprint feature winner. For Roberts this was his third 305 Sprint feature win of the weekend after taking two features on Saturday night in the 305 Sprint division.
MSCS 360 Sprint Heat
1- 11 Danny Billings – Topeka, KS
2- 74 Chris Parkinson – Gladstone
3- 77 Jeremy King – Lee’s Summit
MSCS 360 Sprint Feature
1- 74 Chris Parkinson – Gladstone
2- 99m Harry Meyers – Topeka, KS
3- 11 Danny Billings – Topeka, KS
4- 77 Jeremy King – Lee’s Summit
5- 13L David Long – Blue Springs
6- 24 Alan Billings – Topeka, KS
305 Sprint Heat 1
1- 1 Randy Roberts – Mora
2- 99 Gabe Maycock – Middleton
3- 66 Rob Hocket – Lone Jack
305 Sprint Heat 2
1- 5 Matt Close – LaMonte
2- 55 Kenny Potter – Harrisonville
3- 11m Terry Moore – Grain Valley
305 Sprint Feature
1- 1 Randy Roberts – Mora
2- 11m Terry Moore – Grain Valley
3- 97 Will Pierce – Lee’s Summit
4- 66 Rob Hockett – Lone Jack
5- 28 Matt Chevalier – Belton
6- 82 Michael Brown – Kingsville
7- 5 Matt Close – LaMonte
8- 55 Kenny Potter – Harrisonville
9- 88 Chad Tye – Independence
10- 99 Gabe Maycock – Middleton
31 Mighty Modifieds registered at CMS and produced some hot racing action throughout the heat races. Numerous times the drivers were two and three wide on the track exciting the crowd and bringing them to their feet for several finishes. Dean Wille drew the first heat on the front row and stayed out in front for his victory. The second heat was a great battle for second place between Chad Lyle, Donald Danner and Richard Layne. Smoking Joe Walker won the second heat with Lyle close behind in the second. The rest of heats were full of exciting racing action with Dennis Walrath taking the third heat and Alan Deatherage victorious in the fourth. The B- feature was another exciting race with Lonnie Hibner from Chillicothe taking the B main followed by Terry Schultz of Sedalia. The battle for the final transfer positions resulted in Charlie Ebert making the A main event. The Promoters provisional went to Chad Staus to start in the final spot for the A feature.
The 20 lap A Mighty Modified feature event started with 25 cars and finished with 23 cars on the track on a smooth surface throughout the night. Dean Wille led the field to the green flag and held to the lead through lap five. Behind him was a battle for second and third with Joe Walker, Chad Lyle and Alan Deatherage fighting for position down low on the track. Finally, Lyle was able to get his nose underneath Wille to take the lead on lap eight after Curt Potter lifted over the bank in turn two. Deatherage later had to pull off the track with a mechanical problem, but the race continued with his car in the infield.
Lyle then settled into his lead with a comfortable margin at the end of the race with Dennis Walrath moving up from row two into second place and Dave Meyer finishing third. A nice run from Terry Schultz from Sedalia out of the B main starting from the twenty second position to an eight place finish in the A feature.
You don’t want to miss the racing events at Central Missouri Speedway next weekend with two big nights of hot racing action during the Weekly Farm and Home show on Saturday night with KMZU 100.7 Race Night and the Tom Wilson Memorial Mighty Modified Special and Limited Late Model Special Features on Sunday night, July 3. We’ll have our fireworks on Sunday evening to cap off a great weekend of racing.
Join us each and every week on Hwy 13 just 4 miles north of Warrensburg starting with hot laps at 7 pm and racing at 7:30. Check www.centralmospeedway.com for updated race results, track information and car registration details for the specials next weekend.
Modified Heat 1
1- 68 Dean Wille- Warrensburg
2- 99 Lee Hibner – Chillicothe
3- 8up David Farrow – Warrensburg
Modified Heat 2
1- 51 Joe Walker- Harrisonville
2- 96 Chad Lyle – Lone Jack
3- 03 Richard Layne – Kansas City
Modified Heat 3
1- 99w Dennis Walrath – Clinton
2- 9 Dave Meyer – Concordia
3- 27 David Angel – Holden
Modified Heat 4
1- 9d Alan Deatherage – Concordia
2- 8m James McMillin – Warrensburg
3- 26 Gary Blackburn – Fulton
Mighty Modified B Feature
1- 88 Lonnie Hibner – Chillicothe
2- 90 Terry Schultz – Sedalia
3- 02 Jesse Wheeler – Independence
4- 94 Charlie Ebert – Oak Grove
5- C3 Chad Staus – Sedalia
Mighty Modified A Feature
1- 96 Chad Lyle – Lone Jack
2- 99w Dennis Walrath – Clinton
3- 9 Dave Meyer – Concordia
4- 51 Joe Walker - Harrisonville
5- 68 Dean Wille - Warrensburg
6- 99 Lee Hibner – Chillicothe
7- 8m James McMillin – Warrensburg
8- 90 Terry Schultz – Sedalia
9- 171 Donald Danner – Odessa
10- 26 Gary Blackburn – Fulton
11- 88 Lonnie Hibner – Chillicothe
12- 8 Joe Bradshaw – Sedalia
13- 03 Richard Layne – Kansas City
14- C3 Chad Staus – Sedalia
15- 8up David Farrow- Warrensburg
16- 1p Steve Potter – Boonville
17- 01 Bobby Layne – Kansas City
18- 89 Tyler Hibner – Chillicothe
19- 94 Charlie Ebert – Oak Grove
20- 02 Jesse Wheeler – Independence
21- 47 Ed Griggs – Pleasant Hill
22- 70 Aaron Marrant – Richmond
23- 27 David Angell – Holden
24- 9d Alan Deatherage – Concordia
25- 11p Curt Potter – Boonville
Central Missouri Speedway
Public Relations
(Warrensburg) Maybe a prelude to the Sunday night July 3 second Mighty Modified Special of the year --Chad Lyle starting from the third row beat a fast field of 31 Modifieds at Central Missouri Speedway on Country Kitchen Race Night. A late arriving crowd was just settling in when the 305 Sprints started with a make-up feature from a rain out earlier this month.
Unfortunately, the first lap produced a bad wreck in turn three when Joe Chevalier from Belton flipped over 4 times and ended up crashing through a fence before settling onto his wheels. The car did not take much damage, but Chevalier had to taken to the hospital for further tests for an undisclosed injury. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the Chevalier family and hope for the best for this fine young driver. After a lengthy delay Randy Roberts quickly drove his 305 Sprint into the lead, but was challenged several times by Gabe Maycock, driving a back –up car and starting on the back row after suffering a blown engine the week prior. Roberts finally settled into the lead and took the checkers for his second feature win of the weekend after winning at LA Raceway on Friday Night.
1- 1 Randy Roberts – Mora
2- 99 Gabe Maycock – Middleton
3- 28 Matt Chevalier – Belton
4- 82 Michael Brown – Kingsville
5- 55 Kenny Potter – Harrisonville
6- 97 Will Pierce – Lee’s Summit
DNF 12 Joe Chevalier – Belton
Several of the 20 starting Street Stocks were pushing the limits with multiple re-starts for their feature race which pushed the front row of Jay Lyle and Wayne Stevens to the back for another restart of the Street Stock feature. After the feature was underway several cautions kept the cars bunched up after Nathan Himes drove through the hot pit lane. Wayne Harper, the current point’s leader, spun in turn four and later had to exit the track with mechanical problems. Herb Danner from Holden was leading when he had some problems and also had to be pushed off. Mark Carter then inherited the lead and never looked back for the street stock feature win of the evening. This was Carter’s second feature win of the weekend after taking the Street Stock Special at Grain Valley on Friday night. The j66 of Lyle ran a great race coming back all the way back up to finish third from the 20th position.
Street Stock Heat 1
1- j66 Jay Lyle – Warrensburg
2- 28 Wayne Harper – Warrensburg
3- 88 Cole Wimmer – Oak Grove
Street Stock Heat 2
1- 6 Wayne Stevens – Norborne
2- m20 Michael Mullins – Winsor
3- 21w Ted Welschmeyer – Tebbets
Street Stock Heat 3
1- 74 Herb Danner – Holden
2- 10 Mark Carter – Warrensburg
3- 09 Chad Eickleberry – Warrensburg
Street Stock A Feature (top 10)
1- 10 Mark Carter – Warrensburg
2- 21w Ted Welschmeyer – Tebbets
3- j66 Jay Lyle – Warrensburg
4- pms1 Tammy Korff – Fulton
5- 6 Wayne Stevens – Norborne
6- 11R Nathan Himes – Clinton
7- 09 Chad Eickleberry – Warrensburg
8- 2x Troy Turley - Knob Noster
9- 94 John Ebert – Bates City
10- 05 Gary Petree - Sedalia
The Limited Late Models put on a good show tonight with 11 cars entered for their races. The heat winners of Jeff Schlup and David Gemes lead all the way to take the checkers without any problems. The A feature event started with a late arriving Virgil Jeffries at the rear of the field. Schlup held the early lead with Gemes fighting hard to move up to first with Jeffries picking off car after car from the back row. After working his way up to fifth place, Jeffries spun out with two laps to go and finally had to leave the track with mechanical problems. After several late cautions Jeff Schlup won his second feature victory in the last two weeks at CMS.
Late Model Heat 1
1- 21s Jeff Schlup – California
2- 05 Carl Lewis – Sedalia
3- 69 Walt Imhoff - Jamestown
Late Model Heat 2
1- 16 David Gemes – Warsaw
2- 93 Brett Rollert – Smithville
3- 2m Mike McCoy – Hamilton
Late Model A Feature
1- 21s Jeff Schlup – California
2- 16 David Gemes – Warsaw
3- 93 Brett Rollert – Smithville
4- 05 Carl Lewis – Sedalia
5- 69 Walt Imhoff - Jamestown
6- 2m Mike McCoy – Hamilton
7- 4 Virgil Jeffery – Ashland
8- 30 Jim Wilson – Knob Noster
9- 27t Phillip Todd – Holts Summit
DNS - 3p Allen Perryman – Belton
DNS - 66 Darren Rapp – Clinton
The Midwest Sprint Car Series (MSCS) 360 Sprints and the 305 CMS Sprints ran a combined feature event with 16 cars starting the show. They both ran their own heat races with Danny Billings from Topeka, Kansas victorious on a last lap pass in the 360 Sprint Heat race and Randy Roberts out of Mora and Matt Close from LaMonte taking the 305 Sprint heat race checkers. The feature started with the MSCS 360 Sprints at the head of the pack with the 305s lined up behind them. Randy Roberts started in the fourth row behind the MSCS Sprints, but didn’t take long to work his way up to second place by the fourth lap followed close by Gabe Maycock in his back up number 99 Sprint car. Maycock ended up pulling off the track with mechanical problems later in the feature to finish tenth. Chris Parkinson from Gladstone held the lead in his 360 Sprint for awhile, but could not hold off Roberts. This race did produce two feature winners with Randy Roberts taking the overall victory for the 305 Sprints and Parkinson, the MSCS 360 Sprint feature winner. For Roberts this was his third 305 Sprint feature win of the weekend after taking two features on Saturday night in the 305 Sprint division.
MSCS 360 Sprint Heat
1- 11 Danny Billings – Topeka, KS
2- 74 Chris Parkinson – Gladstone
3- 77 Jeremy King – Lee’s Summit
MSCS 360 Sprint Feature
1- 74 Chris Parkinson – Gladstone
2- 99m Harry Meyers – Topeka, KS
3- 11 Danny Billings – Topeka, KS
4- 77 Jeremy King – Lee’s Summit
5- 13L David Long – Blue Springs
6- 24 Alan Billings – Topeka, KS
305 Sprint Heat 1
1- 1 Randy Roberts – Mora
2- 99 Gabe Maycock – Middleton
3- 66 Rob Hocket – Lone Jack
305 Sprint Heat 2
1- 5 Matt Close – LaMonte
2- 55 Kenny Potter – Harrisonville
3- 11m Terry Moore – Grain Valley
305 Sprint Feature
1- 1 Randy Roberts – Mora
2- 11m Terry Moore – Grain Valley
3- 97 Will Pierce – Lee’s Summit
4- 66 Rob Hockett – Lone Jack
5- 28 Matt Chevalier – Belton
6- 82 Michael Brown – Kingsville
7- 5 Matt Close – LaMonte
8- 55 Kenny Potter – Harrisonville
9- 88 Chad Tye – Independence
10- 99 Gabe Maycock – Middleton
31 Mighty Modifieds registered at CMS and produced some hot racing action throughout the heat races. Numerous times the drivers were two and three wide on the track exciting the crowd and bringing them to their feet for several finishes. Dean Wille drew the first heat on the front row and stayed out in front for his victory. The second heat was a great battle for second place between Chad Lyle, Donald Danner and Richard Layne. Smoking Joe Walker won the second heat with Lyle close behind in the second. The rest of heats were full of exciting racing action with Dennis Walrath taking the third heat and Alan Deatherage victorious in the fourth. The B- feature was another exciting race with Lonnie Hibner from Chillicothe taking the B main followed by Terry Schultz of Sedalia. The battle for the final transfer positions resulted in Charlie Ebert making the A main event. The Promoters provisional went to Chad Staus to start in the final spot for the A feature.
The 20 lap A Mighty Modified feature event started with 25 cars and finished with 23 cars on the track on a smooth surface throughout the night. Dean Wille led the field to the green flag and held to the lead through lap five. Behind him was a battle for second and third with Joe Walker, Chad Lyle and Alan Deatherage fighting for position down low on the track. Finally, Lyle was able to get his nose underneath Wille to take the lead on lap eight after Curt Potter lifted over the bank in turn two. Deatherage later had to pull off the track with a mechanical problem, but the race continued with his car in the infield.
Lyle then settled into his lead with a comfortable margin at the end of the race with Dennis Walrath moving up from row two into second place and Dave Meyer finishing third. A nice run from Terry Schultz from Sedalia out of the B main starting from the twenty second position to an eight place finish in the A feature.
You don’t want to miss the racing events at Central Missouri Speedway next weekend with two big nights of hot racing action during the Weekly Farm and Home show on Saturday night with KMZU 100.7 Race Night and the Tom Wilson Memorial Mighty Modified Special and Limited Late Model Special Features on Sunday night, July 3. We’ll have our fireworks on Sunday evening to cap off a great weekend of racing.
Join us each and every week on Hwy 13 just 4 miles north of Warrensburg starting with hot laps at 7 pm and racing at 7:30. Check www.centralmospeedway.com for updated race results, track information and car registration details for the specials next weekend.
Modified Heat 1
1- 68 Dean Wille- Warrensburg
2- 99 Lee Hibner – Chillicothe
3- 8up David Farrow – Warrensburg
Modified Heat 2
1- 51 Joe Walker- Harrisonville
2- 96 Chad Lyle – Lone Jack
3- 03 Richard Layne – Kansas City
Modified Heat 3
1- 99w Dennis Walrath – Clinton
2- 9 Dave Meyer – Concordia
3- 27 David Angel – Holden
Modified Heat 4
1- 9d Alan Deatherage – Concordia
2- 8m James McMillin – Warrensburg
3- 26 Gary Blackburn – Fulton
Mighty Modified B Feature
1- 88 Lonnie Hibner – Chillicothe
2- 90 Terry Schultz – Sedalia
3- 02 Jesse Wheeler – Independence
4- 94 Charlie Ebert – Oak Grove
5- C3 Chad Staus – Sedalia
Mighty Modified A Feature
1- 96 Chad Lyle – Lone Jack
2- 99w Dennis Walrath – Clinton
3- 9 Dave Meyer – Concordia
4- 51 Joe Walker - Harrisonville
5- 68 Dean Wille - Warrensburg
6- 99 Lee Hibner – Chillicothe
7- 8m James McMillin – Warrensburg
8- 90 Terry Schultz – Sedalia
9- 171 Donald Danner – Odessa
10- 26 Gary Blackburn – Fulton
11- 88 Lonnie Hibner – Chillicothe
12- 8 Joe Bradshaw – Sedalia
13- 03 Richard Layne – Kansas City
14- C3 Chad Staus – Sedalia
15- 8up David Farrow- Warrensburg
16- 1p Steve Potter – Boonville
17- 01 Bobby Layne – Kansas City
18- 89 Tyler Hibner – Chillicothe
19- 94 Charlie Ebert – Oak Grove
20- 02 Jesse Wheeler – Independence
21- 47 Ed Griggs – Pleasant Hill
22- 70 Aaron Marrant – Richmond
23- 27 David Angell – Holden
24- 9d Alan Deatherage – Concordia
25- 11p Curt Potter – Boonville
