Moyer Beats The Field And The Rain To Notch Second World of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series Victory!!!
Sarver,PA 4-29-05
Current World of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series championship point leader Billy Moyer of Batesville,AR padded his point lead Friday winning the rain-shortened “Showdown At Sarvertown 50” at Lernerville Speedway in Sarver,PA Moyer bolted into the lead from his pole starting position and held off Darrell Lanigan through the first half of the scheduled 50-lapper before rain made the racing surface unsafe for further competition. The field stayed on the racetrack to try and save the surface but with radar showing no let up in the showers Series officials deemed the race complete with 25 of the 50 scheduled laps completed. Finishing third was World of Outlaws “Rookie of the Year” candidate Josh Richards with 18th starting Steve Francis fourth and Scott Bloomquist fifth. Rounding out the top ten finishers were sixth place finisher Rick Eckert followed by Tim McCreadie, Chub Frank, Dale McDowell and David Scott.
“Everything seemed to go just right tonight”, stated the happy winner. “We had a heck of a heat race with Rick (Eckert) and then we drew that 6 in the dash. We just thought we’d try some stuff in the dash and if we lose, we lose.” Actually, “Mr. Smooth” put on a heck of a drive in the dash just nipping McCreadie by .004 seconds aboard the J&J Steel/Banner Valley Hauling/McCarthy’s One Hour Heating and Cooling No. 21 Billy Moyer Racing C.J. Rayburn Race Cars/Pro Power Racing Chevrolet Monte Carlo to earn the pole for the main event.
“This thing came to life in that dash with what we did”, said Moyer. “You know they (officials) were in a hurry to run everything before the rain moved in so we really didn’t have time to do anything to the car after the dash. We pretty much left it alone except for making some minor adjustments. The thing was good. When the car is that good it’s fun. I sorta wish the race would’ve been 100 laps as good as this car was tonight.”
Moyer and McCreadie brought the 27 car starting field to the green flag before the very large crowd on hand at the ½ mile speedway with Moyer jumping out in front as the pair exited turn two. In all actuality the race was over at the point as Moyer quickly opened up some distance on McCreadie, Lanigan, Richards and Shane Clanton. By lap 5, Moyer’s lead was nearly 2 seconds over McCreadie who now had his hands full with Lanigan. Moyer caught the back end of the field on lap 6 but never had to worry about the lapped traffic as the first of five cautions flew when John Blankenship rolled to a stop in turn two.
The double-file restart allowed Moyer to pull away from the field leaving the racing behind him. McCreadie pushed up the track entering turn three after the restart allowing Lanigan and Richards to slip past as Bloomquist shot past Clanton for fifth. The caution would wave one lap later when Mike Blose spun to a stop in turn one.
Moyer again was the class of the field busting out to a sizeable advantage. By lap 14 McCreadie had worked his way back past Richards for the third spot but things would be slowed again when the yellow flag flew on lap 15. Exiting turn four several cars got together forcing Clanton to roll to a stop in turn one. That caution period soon became a red flag. The contact was hard enough to injure the Locust Grove,GA driver. Medical staff helped Clanton from his car with Clanton then walking to the pit area. A check-up by the medical personnel revealed a left shoulder injury with Clanton transported to an area hospital for medical treatment.
The top 10 restart order at this point showed Moyer with the lead, Lanigan second, McCreadie third, Richards fourth and Bloomquist fifth trailed by Eckert, Francis, Steve Shaver, Davey Johnson and Chub Frank. As before, Moyer was simply no match for anyone else but the battles behind him were nothing short of intense. Bloomquist shot to the top side of the multi-groove race track grabbing fourth from Richards on lap 16. The young 17 year-old came right back at the defending World of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series champion grabbing the spot back on lap 18. The action would be slowed again when Alex Ferree spun in turn 2 to bring the caution back out.
Once the race restarted, Bloomquist and Richards went at it hard for the next two circuits trading the fourth spot until Bloomquist grabbed it back from Richards on lap 22. A light drizzle began to fall at this point but the moisture didn’t deter the drivers from really going at it. Lap 23 saw McCreadie, Bloomquist, Richards and Francis go four-wide for position with Richards snaring the third spot, Francis fourth and Bloomquist fifth as Eckert snuck past McCreadie for the sixth spot. With the drizzle now becoming a shower three more laps were completed reaching the halfway point. Rob Blair spun in turn one to bring out the caution as the field worked lap 26. Officials were informed by the drivers that the surface was too slick to continue during the caution period. The cars continued to circle the race track trying to save the surface but the rain grew harder. With the race officially at the halfway point the decision was made to checker the race at that point.
Lanigan was happy with the second place finish. “We never really ran that good up here last year. Tonight, we set a new track record during time trials, won our heat and placed second in the feature. We’ll take that and move on to the next one. You know, we moved in on Billy there a little bit and then the rain set in. I could tell Billy’s car was pushing a bit and ours was pretty good. It’s really hard to tell if we coulda got him. Maybe if we would’ve been able to get that final 25 laps in we may have had a shot but it’s really hard to say.”
For Richards, the third place finish was his best ever in World of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series racing and “Kid Rocket” was pleased with his performance. “The car was awesome. It was extremely good. We ran good in the heat and won that and then I drove over my head in the dash and knocked it out of gear. In the feature I was between third and fifth the whole race and then got back into third after that last restart and it paid off.”
All the action from the World Of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series event at Lernerville Speedway was taped by the SPEED Channel cameras with a broadcast date of May 14th at 3:00p.m. EDT. At 3:00p.m. EDT, Saturday May 7th, SPEED Channel will broadcast coverage of the April 9th, 2005 World Of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series “Dixie Chopper 50” presented by Thurston Spring Service,Inc. at Bill Sawyer’s Virginia Motor Speedway. SPEED Channel is available through cable systems nationwide, DISH Network (Channel 150) and DIRECT TV (Channel 607).
The “Dirty Dozen” race teams head to Frank Plessinger’s Hagerstown Speedway in Hagerstown,MD Saturday, April 30th for the $10,000 to win “24th Annual Stanley Schetrompf Memorial 50”, the third time the World Of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series has competed at Hagerstown Speedway. Pit gates are slated to open at 5:00p.m., grandstands at 5:00p.m., warm-ups at 7:00p.m., time trials at 7:30p.m. and racing to follow. Adult tickets are $29; Reserved Tickets $34; Children Under 12 years of age Free. Pit admission is $35.00. Call (301) 582-0640 for more information.
If fans can’t get to Hagerstown Speedway they can experience the excitement of the World Of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series live on Dirtvision.com through the DIRT Radio Network. To listen to the audio broadcast, log on to www.dirtvision.com and click on the DIRT Radio Network logo. Listeners will need Windows Media Player 9 or higher to listen to the DIRT Radio Network. Companies who are interested in advertising on the new DIRT Radio Network should contact Mark Noble, DIRT Motorsports VP Sales and Marketing, at 719-884-2141. For technical support or questions, e-mail webmaster@dirtvision.com.
NOTES:
Ten drivers were under the previous Lernerville Speedway single-lap track record during time trials with Lanigan’s blistering run at 15.072 seconds at an average speed of 119.247mph the top mark. The one year-old record of 15.453 seconds was set in 2004 by Bart Hartman. Prior to last season, the single-lap track record stood since 1984 when Donnie Moran set the mark at 15.670 seconds.
Garland,PA driver David Scott put on a driving clinic in his qualifying heat race. Starting third in the second heat race, “Slow Ride” spun in turn two on the opening lap relegating him to the tail for the restart. Scott raced his way into the feature charging from the back of the field to the third and final transfer spot.
Raye Vest, the car owner for driver Rick Eckert, was noticeably absent from the pit area at Lernerville Speedway. Mr. Vest was hospitalized two weeks ago with double-pneumonia and after a weeks stay was released.
The World Of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series is brought to the fans across the country by several sponsors and partners, including series sponsors Stacker 2®, Hoosier Racing Tire, Sunoco Race Fuels, VP Racing Fuels, and SPEED CHANNEL. Promotional Partners include AMB i.t., RACEceiver, HUMMERSGONEWILD.COM, Zippo Lighters, and The University of Northwestern Ohio. Contingency sponsors include DART Machinery, MSD Ignitions, Wrisco Industries, and Quarter Master.
World Of Outlaws Stacker 2® DirtCar Series Race Report For 4-29-05
Round No. 5-2005 Season-"Showdown At Sarvertown 50"
Lernerville Speedway-Sarver,PA-.500 Mile Oval
$45,000 Purse-$10,000 To Win-50 Lap Feature Event
Showing Finish Pos./Start Pos./Car#/Driver/Laps Completed/Reason Out(if any) and Purse Money Won
1. (1) #21 Billy Moyer 25 Running $10,000
2. (3) #29 Darrell Lanigan 25 Running $6,000
3. (5) # 1 Josh Richards® 25 Running $3,500
4. (18) #15 Steve Francis 25 Running $2,500
5. (4) # 0 Scott Bloomquist 25 Running $2,200
6. (8) #24 Rick Eckert 25 Running $2,000
7. (2) #39 Tim McCreadie 25 Running $1,800
8. (10) #1* Chub Frank 25 Running $1,600
9. (8) #17M Dale McDowell 25 Running $1,400
10. (14) # 3 David Scott 25 Running $1,200
11. (9) #19J Davey Johnson 25 Running $1,000
12. (16) #44 Clint Smith 25 Running $900
13. (12) #0S Steve Shaver 25 Running $800
14. (25) #Won11 Rob Blair 25 Running $700
15. (21) #E1 Mike Balzano 25 Running $700
16. (23) #17 Keith Barbara 25 Running $700
17. (27) # 4 Alex Ferree 25 Running $700
18. (11) # 9 Dan Schlieper 25 Running $700
19. (17) #23 John Blankenship 24 $700
20. (23) #24M Jeremy Miller 23 Mechanical $700
21. (19) #99 Donnie Moran 21 Mechanical $700
22. (26) #1W Bob Wearing Jr. 16 Mechanical $700
23. (9) #25 Shane Clanton 14 Accident $700
24. (13) #15J Nick Jones 14 Mechanical $700
25. (6) #5K Kirk Ryan Jr. 12 Mechanical $700
26. (20) #79 Dave Satterlee 9 Mechanical $700
27. (21) # 5 Mike Blose 8 Mechanical $700
® = “Rookie of the Year”
Time Of Race: 20 Mins. 30 Secs.
Yellow Flags: Five – Laps 7, 9, 15, 18, 25
Red Flags: One – Lap 15 (2 Mins. 10 Secs.)
Lap Leaders: One – Moyer 1-25
"Rookie of the Race": Richards
Provisional Starters: Blair, Ferree, Wearing Jr.
Car Count: 57
Time Trials Fast Qualifier: Lanigan 15.072 secs. (New Track Record)
Heat Race Winners: Lanigan, Moyer, McCreadie, Ryan Jr., Bloomquist, ichards
"B" Main Winners: Moyer, Satterlee, Blose
Dash Winner: Moyer
Note: Feature event shortened by rain to 25 laps.
SUMMARY:
TIME TRIALS: 1) #29 Darrell Lanigan – Union,KY 15.072 NTR; 2) #24 Rick Eckert – York,PA 15.231; 3) #39 Tim McCreadie – Watertown,NY 15.286; 4) #5K Kirk Ryan Jr. – Lewisberry,PA 15.306; 5) # 0 Scott Bloomquist – Mooresburg,TN 15.311; 6) # 1 Josh Richards – Shinnston,WV 15.313; 7) #99 Donnie Moran - Dresden,OH 15.332; 8) #21 Billy Moyer – Batesville,AR 15.346; 9) #17M Dale McDowell – Chickamauga,GA 15.353; 10) #44 Clint Smith – Senoia,GA 15.371; 11) # 9 Dan Schlieper – Sullivan,WI 15.456; 12) #15 Steve Francis – Ashland,KY 15.483; 13) #25 Shane Clanton – Locust Grove,PA 15.541; 14) # 3 David Scott – Garland,PA 15.549; 15) #19J Davey Johnson – Greensburg,PA 15.571; 16) #1* Chub Frank – Bear Lake,PA 15.576; 17) # 4 Alex Ferree – Saxonburg,PA 15.581; 18) #0S Steve Shaver – Vienna,WV 15.584; 19) #E1 Mike Balzano – Parkersburg,WV 15.594; 20) #42 Todd Andrews – Eldred,PA 15.596; 21) #24M Jeremy Miller – Littlestown,PA 15.622; 22) #79 Dave Satterlee – Rochester Mills,PA 15.655; 23) #64 Sean Cosgrove – Catharpin,VA 15.663; 24) #17 Keith Barbara – South Park,PA 15.686; 25) #15J Nick Jones – North Hills,PA 15.694; 26) #29K Ken Schaltenbrand – Sarver,PA 15.711; 27) #Won11 Rob Blair – Titusville,PA 15.718; 28) #5M Ryan Markham – Ashland,OH 15.738; 29) #23 John Blankenship – Williamson,WV 15.741; 30) # 5 Mike Blose – New Bethlehem,PA 15.755; 31) #99J Jared Miley – 15.816; 32) #48 John Flinner – Zelineople,PA 15.823; 33) #17D Ron Davies – Warren,PA 15.834; 34) #99jr Alan Dellinger Heritage,PA 15.849; 35) #59 Bill Cunningham – Jefferson,OH 15.857; 36) #99B Rick Briggs – Bear Lake,PA 15.907; 37) #22 Bump Hedman – Sugar Grove,PA 15.947; 38) #20M Eric Myers – Holmesville,OH 15.953; 39) #1C Lynn Geisler – Cranberry Twp.,PA 15.960; 40) #10 Gary Lyle – Hyde Park,PA 15.986; 41) #2J Mike Johnson – Imperial,PA 15.999; 42) # 7 Jason Dupond – Lewis Run, PA 16.001; 43) #44H Dave Hess Jr. – Waterford,PA 16.010; 44) #28B Dick Barton – Ashville,NY 16.055; 45) #2V Chad Vallone – Warren,PA 16.057; 46) #72 John Mason – Millersburg,OH 16.120; 47) #1W Bob Wearing Jr. – Renfrew,PA 16.126; 48) #72M Jim Kurpakus – Leechburg,PA 16.147; 49) #21L Matt Lux – Franklin,PA 16.200; 50) #71 Mike Norris – Sarver,PA 16.260; 51) #27 Bobby Stokes – Milton,PA 16.345; 52) #46 Tom Tuite –Boyers,PA 16.436; 53) #03 Doug Eck – Corry,PA 16.506; 54) #55 Chris Schneider – Tarentum,PA 16.511; 55) #21V Rick Armstrong – Bloomingdale,OH 16.929; 56) #23T Tony Burke – Sarver,PA 17.139; 57) #9i Rick Isadore – Cyclone,PA NT
Heat # 1 (10 Laps-Top 3 Advance): Lanigan, Clanton, Jones, Moran, Balzano, Miley, Lux, Hedman, Armstrong, Hess Jr.
Heat # 2 (10 Laps-Top 3 Advance): Moyer, Eckert, Scott, Flinner, Myers, Andrews, Norris, Shaltenbrand, Burke, Barton
Heat # 3 (10 Laps-Top 3 Advance): McCreadie, D. Johnson, McDowell, Blair, Geisler, Miller, Davies, Vallone, Stokes, Isadore
Heat # 4 (10 Laps-Top 3 Advance): Ryan Jr., Frank, Smith, Satterlee, Markham, Mason, Tuite, Lyle, Dellinger
Heat # 5 (10 Laps-Top 3 Advance): Bloomquist, Schlieper, Blankenship, M. Johnson, Ferree, Wearing Jr., Cunningham, Cosgrove, Eck
Heat # 6 (10 Laps-Top 3 Advance): Richards, Shaver, Francis, Blose, Barbara, Dupond, Briggs, Kurpakus, Schneider
“B” Main #1 (12 Laps-Top 2 Advance): Moran, Balzano, Flinner, Myers, Shaltenbrand, Norris, Burke, Hedman, Miley, Armstrong, Lux-NS, Hess Jr.-NS, Barton-NS, Andrews-NS
“B” Main #2 (12 Laps-Top 2 Advance): Satterlee, Miller, Dellinger, Blair, Mason, Stokes, Vallone, Markham, Lyle, Davies, Tuite, Isadore, Geisler
“B” Main #3 (12 Laps-Top 2 Advance): Blose, Barbara, M. Johnson, Alex Ferree, Eck, Dupond, Schneider, Cunningham, Kurpakus, Briggs, Wearing Jr. - NS
Dash (6 Laps-Finish Determines First Three Rows Of Feature): Moyer, McCreadie, Lanigan, Bloomquist, Richards, Ryan Jr.
Sarver,PA 4-29-05
Current World of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series championship point leader Billy Moyer of Batesville,AR padded his point lead Friday winning the rain-shortened “Showdown At Sarvertown 50” at Lernerville Speedway in Sarver,PA Moyer bolted into the lead from his pole starting position and held off Darrell Lanigan through the first half of the scheduled 50-lapper before rain made the racing surface unsafe for further competition. The field stayed on the racetrack to try and save the surface but with radar showing no let up in the showers Series officials deemed the race complete with 25 of the 50 scheduled laps completed. Finishing third was World of Outlaws “Rookie of the Year” candidate Josh Richards with 18th starting Steve Francis fourth and Scott Bloomquist fifth. Rounding out the top ten finishers were sixth place finisher Rick Eckert followed by Tim McCreadie, Chub Frank, Dale McDowell and David Scott.
“Everything seemed to go just right tonight”, stated the happy winner. “We had a heck of a heat race with Rick (Eckert) and then we drew that 6 in the dash. We just thought we’d try some stuff in the dash and if we lose, we lose.” Actually, “Mr. Smooth” put on a heck of a drive in the dash just nipping McCreadie by .004 seconds aboard the J&J Steel/Banner Valley Hauling/McCarthy’s One Hour Heating and Cooling No. 21 Billy Moyer Racing C.J. Rayburn Race Cars/Pro Power Racing Chevrolet Monte Carlo to earn the pole for the main event.
“This thing came to life in that dash with what we did”, said Moyer. “You know they (officials) were in a hurry to run everything before the rain moved in so we really didn’t have time to do anything to the car after the dash. We pretty much left it alone except for making some minor adjustments. The thing was good. When the car is that good it’s fun. I sorta wish the race would’ve been 100 laps as good as this car was tonight.”
Moyer and McCreadie brought the 27 car starting field to the green flag before the very large crowd on hand at the ½ mile speedway with Moyer jumping out in front as the pair exited turn two. In all actuality the race was over at the point as Moyer quickly opened up some distance on McCreadie, Lanigan, Richards and Shane Clanton. By lap 5, Moyer’s lead was nearly 2 seconds over McCreadie who now had his hands full with Lanigan. Moyer caught the back end of the field on lap 6 but never had to worry about the lapped traffic as the first of five cautions flew when John Blankenship rolled to a stop in turn two.
The double-file restart allowed Moyer to pull away from the field leaving the racing behind him. McCreadie pushed up the track entering turn three after the restart allowing Lanigan and Richards to slip past as Bloomquist shot past Clanton for fifth. The caution would wave one lap later when Mike Blose spun to a stop in turn one.
Moyer again was the class of the field busting out to a sizeable advantage. By lap 14 McCreadie had worked his way back past Richards for the third spot but things would be slowed again when the yellow flag flew on lap 15. Exiting turn four several cars got together forcing Clanton to roll to a stop in turn one. That caution period soon became a red flag. The contact was hard enough to injure the Locust Grove,GA driver. Medical staff helped Clanton from his car with Clanton then walking to the pit area. A check-up by the medical personnel revealed a left shoulder injury with Clanton transported to an area hospital for medical treatment.
The top 10 restart order at this point showed Moyer with the lead, Lanigan second, McCreadie third, Richards fourth and Bloomquist fifth trailed by Eckert, Francis, Steve Shaver, Davey Johnson and Chub Frank. As before, Moyer was simply no match for anyone else but the battles behind him were nothing short of intense. Bloomquist shot to the top side of the multi-groove race track grabbing fourth from Richards on lap 16. The young 17 year-old came right back at the defending World of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series champion grabbing the spot back on lap 18. The action would be slowed again when Alex Ferree spun in turn 2 to bring the caution back out.
Once the race restarted, Bloomquist and Richards went at it hard for the next two circuits trading the fourth spot until Bloomquist grabbed it back from Richards on lap 22. A light drizzle began to fall at this point but the moisture didn’t deter the drivers from really going at it. Lap 23 saw McCreadie, Bloomquist, Richards and Francis go four-wide for position with Richards snaring the third spot, Francis fourth and Bloomquist fifth as Eckert snuck past McCreadie for the sixth spot. With the drizzle now becoming a shower three more laps were completed reaching the halfway point. Rob Blair spun in turn one to bring out the caution as the field worked lap 26. Officials were informed by the drivers that the surface was too slick to continue during the caution period. The cars continued to circle the race track trying to save the surface but the rain grew harder. With the race officially at the halfway point the decision was made to checker the race at that point.
Lanigan was happy with the second place finish. “We never really ran that good up here last year. Tonight, we set a new track record during time trials, won our heat and placed second in the feature. We’ll take that and move on to the next one. You know, we moved in on Billy there a little bit and then the rain set in. I could tell Billy’s car was pushing a bit and ours was pretty good. It’s really hard to tell if we coulda got him. Maybe if we would’ve been able to get that final 25 laps in we may have had a shot but it’s really hard to say.”
For Richards, the third place finish was his best ever in World of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series racing and “Kid Rocket” was pleased with his performance. “The car was awesome. It was extremely good. We ran good in the heat and won that and then I drove over my head in the dash and knocked it out of gear. In the feature I was between third and fifth the whole race and then got back into third after that last restart and it paid off.”
All the action from the World Of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series event at Lernerville Speedway was taped by the SPEED Channel cameras with a broadcast date of May 14th at 3:00p.m. EDT. At 3:00p.m. EDT, Saturday May 7th, SPEED Channel will broadcast coverage of the April 9th, 2005 World Of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series “Dixie Chopper 50” presented by Thurston Spring Service,Inc. at Bill Sawyer’s Virginia Motor Speedway. SPEED Channel is available through cable systems nationwide, DISH Network (Channel 150) and DIRECT TV (Channel 607).
The “Dirty Dozen” race teams head to Frank Plessinger’s Hagerstown Speedway in Hagerstown,MD Saturday, April 30th for the $10,000 to win “24th Annual Stanley Schetrompf Memorial 50”, the third time the World Of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series has competed at Hagerstown Speedway. Pit gates are slated to open at 5:00p.m., grandstands at 5:00p.m., warm-ups at 7:00p.m., time trials at 7:30p.m. and racing to follow. Adult tickets are $29; Reserved Tickets $34; Children Under 12 years of age Free. Pit admission is $35.00. Call (301) 582-0640 for more information.
If fans can’t get to Hagerstown Speedway they can experience the excitement of the World Of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series live on Dirtvision.com through the DIRT Radio Network. To listen to the audio broadcast, log on to www.dirtvision.com and click on the DIRT Radio Network logo. Listeners will need Windows Media Player 9 or higher to listen to the DIRT Radio Network. Companies who are interested in advertising on the new DIRT Radio Network should contact Mark Noble, DIRT Motorsports VP Sales and Marketing, at 719-884-2141. For technical support or questions, e-mail webmaster@dirtvision.com.
NOTES:
Ten drivers were under the previous Lernerville Speedway single-lap track record during time trials with Lanigan’s blistering run at 15.072 seconds at an average speed of 119.247mph the top mark. The one year-old record of 15.453 seconds was set in 2004 by Bart Hartman. Prior to last season, the single-lap track record stood since 1984 when Donnie Moran set the mark at 15.670 seconds.
Garland,PA driver David Scott put on a driving clinic in his qualifying heat race. Starting third in the second heat race, “Slow Ride” spun in turn two on the opening lap relegating him to the tail for the restart. Scott raced his way into the feature charging from the back of the field to the third and final transfer spot.
Raye Vest, the car owner for driver Rick Eckert, was noticeably absent from the pit area at Lernerville Speedway. Mr. Vest was hospitalized two weeks ago with double-pneumonia and after a weeks stay was released.
The World Of Outlaws Stacker 2® Late Model Series is brought to the fans across the country by several sponsors and partners, including series sponsors Stacker 2®, Hoosier Racing Tire, Sunoco Race Fuels, VP Racing Fuels, and SPEED CHANNEL. Promotional Partners include AMB i.t., RACEceiver, HUMMERSGONEWILD.COM, Zippo Lighters, and The University of Northwestern Ohio. Contingency sponsors include DART Machinery, MSD Ignitions, Wrisco Industries, and Quarter Master.
World Of Outlaws Stacker 2® DirtCar Series Race Report For 4-29-05
Round No. 5-2005 Season-"Showdown At Sarvertown 50"
Lernerville Speedway-Sarver,PA-.500 Mile Oval
$45,000 Purse-$10,000 To Win-50 Lap Feature Event
Showing Finish Pos./Start Pos./Car#/Driver/Laps Completed/Reason Out(if any) and Purse Money Won
1. (1) #21 Billy Moyer 25 Running $10,000
2. (3) #29 Darrell Lanigan 25 Running $6,000
3. (5) # 1 Josh Richards® 25 Running $3,500
4. (18) #15 Steve Francis 25 Running $2,500
5. (4) # 0 Scott Bloomquist 25 Running $2,200
6. (8) #24 Rick Eckert 25 Running $2,000
7. (2) #39 Tim McCreadie 25 Running $1,800
8. (10) #1* Chub Frank 25 Running $1,600
9. (8) #17M Dale McDowell 25 Running $1,400
10. (14) # 3 David Scott 25 Running $1,200
11. (9) #19J Davey Johnson 25 Running $1,000
12. (16) #44 Clint Smith 25 Running $900
13. (12) #0S Steve Shaver 25 Running $800
14. (25) #Won11 Rob Blair 25 Running $700
15. (21) #E1 Mike Balzano 25 Running $700
16. (23) #17 Keith Barbara 25 Running $700
17. (27) # 4 Alex Ferree 25 Running $700
18. (11) # 9 Dan Schlieper 25 Running $700
19. (17) #23 John Blankenship 24 $700
20. (23) #24M Jeremy Miller 23 Mechanical $700
21. (19) #99 Donnie Moran 21 Mechanical $700
22. (26) #1W Bob Wearing Jr. 16 Mechanical $700
23. (9) #25 Shane Clanton 14 Accident $700
24. (13) #15J Nick Jones 14 Mechanical $700
25. (6) #5K Kirk Ryan Jr. 12 Mechanical $700
26. (20) #79 Dave Satterlee 9 Mechanical $700
27. (21) # 5 Mike Blose 8 Mechanical $700
® = “Rookie of the Year”
Time Of Race: 20 Mins. 30 Secs.
Yellow Flags: Five – Laps 7, 9, 15, 18, 25
Red Flags: One – Lap 15 (2 Mins. 10 Secs.)
Lap Leaders: One – Moyer 1-25
"Rookie of the Race": Richards
Provisional Starters: Blair, Ferree, Wearing Jr.
Car Count: 57
Time Trials Fast Qualifier: Lanigan 15.072 secs. (New Track Record)
Heat Race Winners: Lanigan, Moyer, McCreadie, Ryan Jr., Bloomquist, ichards
"B" Main Winners: Moyer, Satterlee, Blose
Dash Winner: Moyer
Note: Feature event shortened by rain to 25 laps.
SUMMARY:
TIME TRIALS: 1) #29 Darrell Lanigan – Union,KY 15.072 NTR; 2) #24 Rick Eckert – York,PA 15.231; 3) #39 Tim McCreadie – Watertown,NY 15.286; 4) #5K Kirk Ryan Jr. – Lewisberry,PA 15.306; 5) # 0 Scott Bloomquist – Mooresburg,TN 15.311; 6) # 1 Josh Richards – Shinnston,WV 15.313; 7) #99 Donnie Moran - Dresden,OH 15.332; 8) #21 Billy Moyer – Batesville,AR 15.346; 9) #17M Dale McDowell – Chickamauga,GA 15.353; 10) #44 Clint Smith – Senoia,GA 15.371; 11) # 9 Dan Schlieper – Sullivan,WI 15.456; 12) #15 Steve Francis – Ashland,KY 15.483; 13) #25 Shane Clanton – Locust Grove,PA 15.541; 14) # 3 David Scott – Garland,PA 15.549; 15) #19J Davey Johnson – Greensburg,PA 15.571; 16) #1* Chub Frank – Bear Lake,PA 15.576; 17) # 4 Alex Ferree – Saxonburg,PA 15.581; 18) #0S Steve Shaver – Vienna,WV 15.584; 19) #E1 Mike Balzano – Parkersburg,WV 15.594; 20) #42 Todd Andrews – Eldred,PA 15.596; 21) #24M Jeremy Miller – Littlestown,PA 15.622; 22) #79 Dave Satterlee – Rochester Mills,PA 15.655; 23) #64 Sean Cosgrove – Catharpin,VA 15.663; 24) #17 Keith Barbara – South Park,PA 15.686; 25) #15J Nick Jones – North Hills,PA 15.694; 26) #29K Ken Schaltenbrand – Sarver,PA 15.711; 27) #Won11 Rob Blair – Titusville,PA 15.718; 28) #5M Ryan Markham – Ashland,OH 15.738; 29) #23 John Blankenship – Williamson,WV 15.741; 30) # 5 Mike Blose – New Bethlehem,PA 15.755; 31) #99J Jared Miley – 15.816; 32) #48 John Flinner – Zelineople,PA 15.823; 33) #17D Ron Davies – Warren,PA 15.834; 34) #99jr Alan Dellinger Heritage,PA 15.849; 35) #59 Bill Cunningham – Jefferson,OH 15.857; 36) #99B Rick Briggs – Bear Lake,PA 15.907; 37) #22 Bump Hedman – Sugar Grove,PA 15.947; 38) #20M Eric Myers – Holmesville,OH 15.953; 39) #1C Lynn Geisler – Cranberry Twp.,PA 15.960; 40) #10 Gary Lyle – Hyde Park,PA 15.986; 41) #2J Mike Johnson – Imperial,PA 15.999; 42) # 7 Jason Dupond – Lewis Run, PA 16.001; 43) #44H Dave Hess Jr. – Waterford,PA 16.010; 44) #28B Dick Barton – Ashville,NY 16.055; 45) #2V Chad Vallone – Warren,PA 16.057; 46) #72 John Mason – Millersburg,OH 16.120; 47) #1W Bob Wearing Jr. – Renfrew,PA 16.126; 48) #72M Jim Kurpakus – Leechburg,PA 16.147; 49) #21L Matt Lux – Franklin,PA 16.200; 50) #71 Mike Norris – Sarver,PA 16.260; 51) #27 Bobby Stokes – Milton,PA 16.345; 52) #46 Tom Tuite –Boyers,PA 16.436; 53) #03 Doug Eck – Corry,PA 16.506; 54) #55 Chris Schneider – Tarentum,PA 16.511; 55) #21V Rick Armstrong – Bloomingdale,OH 16.929; 56) #23T Tony Burke – Sarver,PA 17.139; 57) #9i Rick Isadore – Cyclone,PA NT
Heat # 1 (10 Laps-Top 3 Advance): Lanigan, Clanton, Jones, Moran, Balzano, Miley, Lux, Hedman, Armstrong, Hess Jr.
Heat # 2 (10 Laps-Top 3 Advance): Moyer, Eckert, Scott, Flinner, Myers, Andrews, Norris, Shaltenbrand, Burke, Barton
Heat # 3 (10 Laps-Top 3 Advance): McCreadie, D. Johnson, McDowell, Blair, Geisler, Miller, Davies, Vallone, Stokes, Isadore
Heat # 4 (10 Laps-Top 3 Advance): Ryan Jr., Frank, Smith, Satterlee, Markham, Mason, Tuite, Lyle, Dellinger
Heat # 5 (10 Laps-Top 3 Advance): Bloomquist, Schlieper, Blankenship, M. Johnson, Ferree, Wearing Jr., Cunningham, Cosgrove, Eck
Heat # 6 (10 Laps-Top 3 Advance): Richards, Shaver, Francis, Blose, Barbara, Dupond, Briggs, Kurpakus, Schneider
“B” Main #1 (12 Laps-Top 2 Advance): Moran, Balzano, Flinner, Myers, Shaltenbrand, Norris, Burke, Hedman, Miley, Armstrong, Lux-NS, Hess Jr.-NS, Barton-NS, Andrews-NS
“B” Main #2 (12 Laps-Top 2 Advance): Satterlee, Miller, Dellinger, Blair, Mason, Stokes, Vallone, Markham, Lyle, Davies, Tuite, Isadore, Geisler
“B” Main #3 (12 Laps-Top 2 Advance): Blose, Barbara, M. Johnson, Alex Ferree, Eck, Dupond, Schneider, Cunningham, Kurpakus, Briggs, Wearing Jr. - NS
Dash (6 Laps-Finish Determines First Three Rows Of Feature): Moyer, McCreadie, Lanigan, Bloomquist, Richards, Ryan Jr.
