Montgomery Brothers Shine at SFCR - Updated Points Too

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By JEFF MILLS
FARMINGTON, Mo. -- (June 5, 2004) It was the Montgomery Brother's night to shine Saturday night at the St. Francois County Raceway as Joey Montgomery drove his #C21 sprint to victory lane and Timmy Montgomery came from the next to last row (17th place) in the feature to capture second place. Robbie Standridge finished third in the feature with Todd Landolt fourth and Jason Keith fifth. They were followed by Keith Burch, Daniel Adler, Lee Dunn, Jimmy Hurley and Derek O'Dell.
Jeff Davis won the first heat with Bryan Matthews second and Jason Evans third. Joey Montgomery won the second heat with Landolt second and Tommy Worley Jr. third. Standridge won the third heat with Bob Thoman second and A.J. Bruns third. Kent Buckley won the fourth heat with Dunn second and Keith third. Dunn won the trophy dash with Joey Montgomery second and Matthews third. Timmy Montgomery won the "B" main with Hurley second and O'Dell third.
In the Sprint Car class right now, Timmy Montgomery is the points leader with 248 points, he is followed by Joey Montgomery (244), Jimmy Hurley (234), Worley Jr. (188), Thoman (182), Keith (174), Matthews (170), Burch (162), Robbie Standridge (160), Adler (160) and O'Dell (154).
In the Modified class, Billy "The Kid" Smith returned to victory lane after only a one-week absence to win the feature. Kenny Kennedy settled for second place with Timmy Hill third, Jeremy Greenwalt fourth and Mike Francis fifth. They were followed by Adam Parmeley, Tommy Worley Sr., Chris Boyd, Kasey Burch and Jim Fischer.
Kennedy won the first heat with Hill second and Parmeley third. Danny Resinger won the second heat with Greenwalt second and Francis third. Smith won the third heat with Brad Long second and John Bohn third.
Kennedy is the points leader with 258 points followed by Smith (254), Hill (210), Mike Crader (202), Parmeley (196), Greenwalt (176), Francis (172), Worley Sr. (162), Fischer (144), and Bohn (132).
In the 600cc Multi class, Brad Loyet picked up the checkered flag in the feature with his mirror image Lance McKinney finishing in second place, Tyler Robbins was third with Casey Barnhouse fourth and Jimmy Bridgeman fifth. They were followed by Tommy Boyd, Junior Ferguson, Tom Dickerman, David Chilton and Steve Harris.
Loyet won the first heat with Ferguson second and Chilton third. Robbins won the second heat with Barnhouse second and Dickerman third.
Barnhouse leads the Multis in points with 264 points followed by Ferguson (250), Chilton (195), Bridgeman (170), Jake Bess (144), Brian Keen (144), McKinney (140), Dickerman (118), Jeremy Boyer (114), and Loyet (114) round out the top 10.
In the Sportsmen class, Matt Eaton was the feature winner with Kevin Mosier second, Chuck Adams third, Billy Mayberry fourth and Charles Adams fifth. They were followed by Randy Forster, Leonard Betsch, Doug Savage, Donnie Mosier and Keith Craig.
Chuck Adams won the first heat with Savage second and Betsch third. Eaton won the second heat with Craig second and Forster third.
Chuck Adams leads the Sportsmen class in points with 258 points followed by Kevin Mosier (252), Savage (244), Eaton (212), Kasey Nations (208), Betsch (208), Mayberry (194), Forster (178), Charles Adams (140), Donnie Mosier (140), Mark Howell (108) and Craig (92).
This Saturday night the All Star Circuit of Champion sprint car series returns to the St. Francois County Raceway. The Modifieds will also be running that night with the winner pocketing $600. The Sportsmen and the Multis will be off that night. Grandstand admission is $20 for adults, children age 12 and under admitted free. Pit admission is $30.
It will be Miller Lite Night at SFCR that night with the band Canyon providing free entertainment in the grandstand area from 3-6 p.m. prior to the races and then another free concert following the races.
For more information on the races at SFCR phone (573) 438-4546 or (573) 438-7337.

PHOTO CUTLINE: Brad Loyet (#51L) held off the challenge of Lance McKinney (#51M) Saturday night to win the 600cc Multi feature at the St. Francois County Raceway. This Saturday night the All Star Circuit of Champions will visit SFCR for second and final time of the season. Grandstand admission is $20 for adults with kids 12 and under admitted free. (Photo by Kevin Horcher)
 
That Timmy Montgomery is something else.
He has always been a catfish feeding on the bottom.
The bottom of the outside wall that is.
Now he has also become a sandbagger.
When I was there on 5/29 he failed to come back after a yellow from a flat tire so he could come through the B to make a run from the back in the feature - 18th to 7th.
I do not know what he pulled this past Saturday, but he somehow found himself in he B again so he could run to second in the A from 17th.

Just think what some of those All-Star drivers must be thinking when they read these reports and remember what he did in the race last year.

See you all Saturday
SprintFanatic
 
Top 4 in modifieds

Just a slight change in what Millsey has reported. Kenny Kennedy is the points leader, but he actually has 260 points, not 258.
The top 4 in points look like this:
1. Kenny Kennedy 260
2. Billy Smith 254
3. Timmy Hill 210
4. Mike Crader 202

Not that it's a big deal, but let's keep it straight from the beginning so there's no confusion further down the line (I think that happened last year between Kenny and Billy). Kenny had 204 points going into the night and finished 1st in his heat (8 pts) and 2nd in the feature (48 pts) giving him 260 points.

Also, every class except the sprint cars has done away with the trophy dash. Therefore, the modifieds, sportsman, and multis only get points for their heat (8, 6, 4, 2) and the feature (50, 48, 46, 44, ... down by 2 pts for each position to 12 pts for 20th). Hope this helps you out some.
 
Sorry, but right now what I reported was official. IF there is a change to be made it has to come from track management.
 
Timmy

Timmy did run the B on the 29th after have a flat in his heat. At SFCR you CAN NOT change a flat tire in the heat races only on the first lap of the main.
This past Saturday he started 7th (I believe) in his heat and ran fifth with last weeks feature(#35) winner sixth. The track was real wet for the heats which makes it hard to pass on. I'm sure Timmy doesn't enjoy running those B mains BUT I did enjoy seeing move in and out of traffic.
 
Modified points

If an official from the track gets on this site, can you please look into the points for Kenny Kennedy? I am sure he has 260 points. 2 points may not seem like a lot now, but it can matter at the end of the year (IF he is running for points). If not, I'll call Cory and see who I need to talk to about the points (may need to know who handles the points at a later date anyway). Millsey, I wasn't bashing you, it's just that I keep stats and points each week and I think Kenny should have more. I realize this isn't your fault, you only report what you are told. But, if you talk to whoever you get your points from, maybe you can bring this up to them. Thanks!!
 
Thanks For The Info

PICTURE TAKER:

Thanks for the rule clarification. I think that is a good rule. The outlaws waste a lot of time and fuel when a driver pulls to the work area for a flat tire. I also appreciate when reds remain closed unless there is a good reason to make it open because of time or fuel.

I also was interested to here how Tim got into the B last week.

I like to pick on the Catfish.

SprintFanatic
 
I realize you weren't bashing me, all I was saying was that those are the "official" standings, that's another reason why it's important to show them each week.. Remember the days of when you couldn't hardly ever get the points.... LOL.. I sure do, it was LAST YEAR.... LOL...
 
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