Alan Miller
Central Missouri Speedway
Sept 9, 2006
(Warrensburg) The weather cooperated long enough on Saturday for the final night of CMS racing action on PAR Electric / Fan Appreciation Championship Night at the Races. A total of 90 drivers checked into the pits in 5 classes with race fans cheering on their favorites throughout the night of championship racing.
Season Points Champions were finalized on the last feature races of the year at CMS with visiting Modified driver Kevin Blackburn from Fulton driving his racing machine into victory lane with the weekly a $1000 feature win in the Mighty Modified division. Aaron Marrant finished in sixth place to secure his first Mighty Modified Track Championship in a division featuring a long list of talented drivers.
Limited Late Model driver and 2006 Points Champion, Brett Rollert continued his roll of victories in this exciting class with his eleventh feature win of the season. His dominance was evident in another strong finish with 19 cars registered for the event.
Tyler Lewis also showed off his improving driving skills with his B-Modified feature victory for his second win in a row. He took the checkers for his fourth feature win of the season in this new class at CMS. Tony Nelson wrapped up the first B- Modified Track Championship at CMS last weekend with consistent top five finishes this year in his B- Modified.
Warrensburg’s Chad Eikleberry drove his 09 Street Stock to the checkered flag for his first feature victory this year. The Street Stock feature also produced a new Track Champion for 2006 with Jimmy Ngo from Independence winning the Track Points Championship at CMS.
The 305/360 Sprints were back in action on the track with Track Points Champion Josh Fisher finishing the season on top with a group of young drivers in this class. Jeremy King won the Sprint feature with his 360 Sprint for his first feature victory of the year after several cars dropped out.
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The Limited Late Model feature was a walk in the park for Brett Rollert. Rollert held the lead from the start of the race with James Rutledge making some attempts to pass him on the low side. Owen Evinger then challenged as he worked has way into second place around Rutledge before spinning out around turn two before moving back to the tail of the field. Finally, on the last lap Rutledge and Danny Monroe spun out in turn four into the tires fighting for the third place finish. Bob King had a nice run into a second place finish after passing Rutledge.
Limited Late Model Heats
Heat #1 Brett Rollert, Bob King, Kevin Coyne
Heat #2 Shawn Williams, Jason Sivils, Danny Monroe
Heat #3 James Rutledge, Steven Clancy, Owen Evinger
Limited Late Model – 19 cars
(1) Brett Rollert - Smithville
(2) Bob King – Independence
(3) Kevin Coyne - Blue Springs
(4) Derek Nevels - Higginsville
(5) Jamie Wineland - Lohman
(6) Jeremy Watts - Independence
(7) Owen Evinger - Oak Grove
(8) Tom Makings – Odessa
(9) James Rutledge - California
(10) Danny Monroe - Jamestown
(11) Richard Leigh - Cleveland
(12) Shawn Williams - Knob Noster
(13) Jason Sivils - Marshall
(14) Lannie Wineland - Syracuse
(15) Zack Green - Higginsville
(16) Steven Clancy - Odessa
DNS Jason Estes – Cameron
DNS Mike McCoy - Hamilton
DNS Steve McDowell - Independence
The 305 Sprints roared back to action for a final time this season along with a 360 Sprint. The crowd came to their feet gasping after a first lap flip in turn four with Josh Fisher turning completely over after hitting Cristi Hoenshell. Fisher was done for the night after he ripped off his top wing. Fortunately, he was not hurt and drove his car back into the pits and on to the trailer for the night. Chris Walker then held on to the lead for several laps until his engine gave way on the back straight with Hoenshell inheriting the lead. Her car then broke on the front end in turn four. Finally, after a costly Rick Shur spin again in turn four, Jeremy King survived the remaining race in first place and took home the checked flag for his first feature win and visit to victory lane this year.
305 / 360 Sprint Heat
Heat #1 Cristi Hoenshell, Chris Walker, Josh Fisher
305/360 Sprint Feature Top 5 – 7 cars
(1) Jeremy King – Lee’s Summit * Contingency Connection
(2) Kevin Roth – Lone Jack
(3) Rick Shur - Sedalia
(4) Cristi Hoenshell – Greenwood * Contingency Connection
(5) Chris Walker – Oak Grove
(6) Josh Fisher – Smithton
(7) Michael Brown – Kingsville * Contingency Connection
The Street Stocks once again provided some exciting racing with Jimmy Ngo finishing in 12th place with enough points to take the Street Stock Points Championship.
Ngo was a consistent top five, top ten finisher throughout the season to take the eventual Track Championship with a patient racing approach. He stayed out of trouble and finished races throughout the racing season. Chad Eikleberry was thrilled to win his first feature of the year. James McMillin was scheduled to start on the front row with him, but had to start in another car after suffering some mechanical problems after his heat race victory. Eikelberry stayed out front for the entire race with some tough challenges from Brian Johnson especially low on turn four. Johnson held on and finished strong in second with Jay Lyle on his tail attempting to take the second spot away. Another scary accident occurred when Krystal Guy flipped her car over turn two and could not get out of the car. Guy was ok after track officials removed some sheet metal and she was able to step away from the accident without any injuries.
Street Stock Heats
#1 James McMillin, Jay Lyle, Bobby Raybourn
#2 Chad Eickleberry, John Miller, Herb Danner
#3 Brian Johnson, Tammy Korff, Marc Carter
Street Stock Feature – 23 cars
(1) Chad Eickleberry – Warrensburg
(2) Brian Johnson - Independence
(3) Jay Lyle – Warrenrburg
(4) Nathan Himes - Clinton
(5) Richard Brainard – Jefferson City
(6) Tammy Korff – Fulton
(7) Brett Nail – Raytown
(8) John Miller - Oak Grove
(9) James McMillin - Warrensburg
(10) Scott Dukes - Higginsville
(11) Herb Danner - Holden
(12) Jimmy Ngo – Independence
(13) Nick Bennet Oak Grove
(14) Marc Carter - Warrensburg
(15) Brian Cox- Concordia
(16) Cole Wimmer – Oak Grove
(17) Dale Atkinson – Warrensburg
(18) Bobby Raybourn - Holden
(19) Bernie Turner - Smithville
(20) Robin Rufener – Sedalia
(21) Crystal Guy – Warrensburg
(22) John Ebert - Bates City
DNS Trent Deadmon - Holden
Tony Nelson is the B-Modified Point Champion for 2006 at CMS. His consistent top 5 finishes in the newly formed class this year was the difference for this new modified driver. Tonight was another feature win for Tyler Lewis after working his way up around Jeff Meeker and Mark Evinger earlier in the race. Meeker had to pull off with a mechanical problem and Lewis inherited the lead to take his fifth feature of the year. Evinger looked strong leading the early laps, but lost it high on turn two with Meeker pulling into the lead.
B- Modified Heats
Heat #1 Mark Evinger, Tyler Lewis, Gary Lewis
Heat #2 Jeff Meeker, Joshua Jacobs, Max Grogan
B-Modified Feature – 12 cars
(1) Tyler Lewis - Columbia
(2) Max Grogan – Basehor, KS
(3) Gary Lewis – Columbia
(4) Greg Marrant – Rayville
(5) Robert Littrell – Gilliam
(6) Bob Dumit – Belton
(7) Ethan Isaacs – Bonner Springs, KS
(8) Jeff Meeker - Peculiar
(9) Darren Shore - Higginsville
(10) Mark Evinger - Oak Grove
(11) Joshua Jacobs – Shawnee, KS
DNS Cliff Owings – Blue Springs
The Mighty Modified division was a tough one again this year with talented drivers from all over the four state area. The final night was no different with action packed heat races featuring side by side racing along with another solid run into victory lane during the feature event from a visiting driver. Kevin Blackburn from Fulton running at CMS for just the second time this year, lead from his start on the front row for his first feature win at CMS. Joe Bradshaw had great run from a 13th place start to finish second making some late passes to move up front. Another unbelievable race was featured by Terry Schultz after a first lap exit over turn two relegating him to the tail end of a field of 28 starting modifieds. He patiently worked his way up through the field including the high side late in the race to a solid fifth place finish with the fans enjoying the great effort.
Mighty Modified Heat #1 Kevin Blackburn, Lee Hibner,
Dean Wille
Mighty Modified Heat #2 Charlie Ebert, Terry Schultz,
Aaron Marrant
Mighty Modified Heat #3 Lonnie Hibner, Dave Meyer,
James McMillin
Mighty Modified Heat #4 Chad Staus, Dennis Walrath, Donnie Danner
Mighty Modified Feature – 29 cars
(1) Kevin Blackburn – Fulton * Contingency Connection
(2) Joe Bradshaw – Sedalia
(3) Lee Hibner - Chillicothe
(4) Dave Meyer - Concordia
(5) Terry Schultz – Sedalia
(6) Aaron Marrant - Richmond
(7) Kyle Westerhold – Blue Springs
(8) Bob King – Independence
(9) Dennis Walrath – Clinton
(10) Chad Staus – Otterville
(11) Kevin Sloan - Kansas City, KS
(12) Jake Richards- Kansas City * Contingency Connection
(13) James Reid – Clinton
(14) Doug Walrath – Clinton
(15) Paul Knight - Blue Springs
(16) Charlie Ebert – Oak Grove
(17) Ken Jeanneret - Smithville
(18) David Chapman – Lee’s Summit
(19) Ryan Lovercamp - Concordia
(20) Jeff Busse – Meadville
(21) Lonnie Hibner – Chillicothe
(22) Dean Wille – Warrensburg
(23) Donnie Danner – Odessa * Contingency Connection
(24) Clint Baker - Meadville
(25) Joey Lile – Higginsville
(26) Brent Dunvient – Kearny
(27) James McMillin – Warrensburg
(28) Justin Johnson – Olathe, KS
DNS David McVey – Lee’s Summit
Join us again next year for the 2007 Central Missouri Speedway race season when the Mighty Modifieds, Limited Late Models, Street Stocks and B- Modified Contingency Connection events get underway with practice slated to begin on April 7th. A special thanks from the Walls family and CMS staff to all the loyal race fans and drivers for your support at Central Missouri Speedway this year. Plans are already underway to make some track improvements especially around the pit shack area and pit side grand stands. More details will be released on improvements and with the 2007 race schedule as we solidify races for the Mighty Modified, Limited Late Model, B-Modified and Street Stock specials.
CMS is located just off of 13 Hwy four miles north of Warrensburg from 50 Hwy or 14 miles south of I-70 from the Higginsville exit on 13 Hwy. CMS racing results and stats are provided by track statistician Glyda Jaeger and are posted on the track’s Website at www.centralmissourispeedway.net
Central Missouri Speedway
Sept 9, 2006
(Warrensburg) The weather cooperated long enough on Saturday for the final night of CMS racing action on PAR Electric / Fan Appreciation Championship Night at the Races. A total of 90 drivers checked into the pits in 5 classes with race fans cheering on their favorites throughout the night of championship racing.
Season Points Champions were finalized on the last feature races of the year at CMS with visiting Modified driver Kevin Blackburn from Fulton driving his racing machine into victory lane with the weekly a $1000 feature win in the Mighty Modified division. Aaron Marrant finished in sixth place to secure his first Mighty Modified Track Championship in a division featuring a long list of talented drivers.
Limited Late Model driver and 2006 Points Champion, Brett Rollert continued his roll of victories in this exciting class with his eleventh feature win of the season. His dominance was evident in another strong finish with 19 cars registered for the event.
Tyler Lewis also showed off his improving driving skills with his B-Modified feature victory for his second win in a row. He took the checkers for his fourth feature win of the season in this new class at CMS. Tony Nelson wrapped up the first B- Modified Track Championship at CMS last weekend with consistent top five finishes this year in his B- Modified.
Warrensburg’s Chad Eikleberry drove his 09 Street Stock to the checkered flag for his first feature victory this year. The Street Stock feature also produced a new Track Champion for 2006 with Jimmy Ngo from Independence winning the Track Points Championship at CMS.
The 305/360 Sprints were back in action on the track with Track Points Champion Josh Fisher finishing the season on top with a group of young drivers in this class. Jeremy King won the Sprint feature with his 360 Sprint for his first feature victory of the year after several cars dropped out.
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The Limited Late Model feature was a walk in the park for Brett Rollert. Rollert held the lead from the start of the race with James Rutledge making some attempts to pass him on the low side. Owen Evinger then challenged as he worked has way into second place around Rutledge before spinning out around turn two before moving back to the tail of the field. Finally, on the last lap Rutledge and Danny Monroe spun out in turn four into the tires fighting for the third place finish. Bob King had a nice run into a second place finish after passing Rutledge.
Limited Late Model Heats
Heat #1 Brett Rollert, Bob King, Kevin Coyne
Heat #2 Shawn Williams, Jason Sivils, Danny Monroe
Heat #3 James Rutledge, Steven Clancy, Owen Evinger
Limited Late Model – 19 cars
(1) Brett Rollert - Smithville
(2) Bob King – Independence
(3) Kevin Coyne - Blue Springs
(4) Derek Nevels - Higginsville
(5) Jamie Wineland - Lohman
(6) Jeremy Watts - Independence
(7) Owen Evinger - Oak Grove
(8) Tom Makings – Odessa
(9) James Rutledge - California
(10) Danny Monroe - Jamestown
(11) Richard Leigh - Cleveland
(12) Shawn Williams - Knob Noster
(13) Jason Sivils - Marshall
(14) Lannie Wineland - Syracuse
(15) Zack Green - Higginsville
(16) Steven Clancy - Odessa
DNS Jason Estes – Cameron
DNS Mike McCoy - Hamilton
DNS Steve McDowell - Independence
The 305 Sprints roared back to action for a final time this season along with a 360 Sprint. The crowd came to their feet gasping after a first lap flip in turn four with Josh Fisher turning completely over after hitting Cristi Hoenshell. Fisher was done for the night after he ripped off his top wing. Fortunately, he was not hurt and drove his car back into the pits and on to the trailer for the night. Chris Walker then held on to the lead for several laps until his engine gave way on the back straight with Hoenshell inheriting the lead. Her car then broke on the front end in turn four. Finally, after a costly Rick Shur spin again in turn four, Jeremy King survived the remaining race in first place and took home the checked flag for his first feature win and visit to victory lane this year.
305 / 360 Sprint Heat
Heat #1 Cristi Hoenshell, Chris Walker, Josh Fisher
305/360 Sprint Feature Top 5 – 7 cars
(1) Jeremy King – Lee’s Summit * Contingency Connection
(2) Kevin Roth – Lone Jack
(3) Rick Shur - Sedalia
(4) Cristi Hoenshell – Greenwood * Contingency Connection
(5) Chris Walker – Oak Grove
(6) Josh Fisher – Smithton
(7) Michael Brown – Kingsville * Contingency Connection
The Street Stocks once again provided some exciting racing with Jimmy Ngo finishing in 12th place with enough points to take the Street Stock Points Championship.
Ngo was a consistent top five, top ten finisher throughout the season to take the eventual Track Championship with a patient racing approach. He stayed out of trouble and finished races throughout the racing season. Chad Eikleberry was thrilled to win his first feature of the year. James McMillin was scheduled to start on the front row with him, but had to start in another car after suffering some mechanical problems after his heat race victory. Eikelberry stayed out front for the entire race with some tough challenges from Brian Johnson especially low on turn four. Johnson held on and finished strong in second with Jay Lyle on his tail attempting to take the second spot away. Another scary accident occurred when Krystal Guy flipped her car over turn two and could not get out of the car. Guy was ok after track officials removed some sheet metal and she was able to step away from the accident without any injuries.
Street Stock Heats
#1 James McMillin, Jay Lyle, Bobby Raybourn
#2 Chad Eickleberry, John Miller, Herb Danner
#3 Brian Johnson, Tammy Korff, Marc Carter
Street Stock Feature – 23 cars
(1) Chad Eickleberry – Warrensburg
(2) Brian Johnson - Independence
(3) Jay Lyle – Warrenrburg
(4) Nathan Himes - Clinton
(5) Richard Brainard – Jefferson City
(6) Tammy Korff – Fulton
(7) Brett Nail – Raytown
(8) John Miller - Oak Grove
(9) James McMillin - Warrensburg
(10) Scott Dukes - Higginsville
(11) Herb Danner - Holden
(12) Jimmy Ngo – Independence
(13) Nick Bennet Oak Grove
(14) Marc Carter - Warrensburg
(15) Brian Cox- Concordia
(16) Cole Wimmer – Oak Grove
(17) Dale Atkinson – Warrensburg
(18) Bobby Raybourn - Holden
(19) Bernie Turner - Smithville
(20) Robin Rufener – Sedalia
(21) Crystal Guy – Warrensburg
(22) John Ebert - Bates City
DNS Trent Deadmon - Holden
Tony Nelson is the B-Modified Point Champion for 2006 at CMS. His consistent top 5 finishes in the newly formed class this year was the difference for this new modified driver. Tonight was another feature win for Tyler Lewis after working his way up around Jeff Meeker and Mark Evinger earlier in the race. Meeker had to pull off with a mechanical problem and Lewis inherited the lead to take his fifth feature of the year. Evinger looked strong leading the early laps, but lost it high on turn two with Meeker pulling into the lead.
B- Modified Heats
Heat #1 Mark Evinger, Tyler Lewis, Gary Lewis
Heat #2 Jeff Meeker, Joshua Jacobs, Max Grogan
B-Modified Feature – 12 cars
(1) Tyler Lewis - Columbia
(2) Max Grogan – Basehor, KS
(3) Gary Lewis – Columbia
(4) Greg Marrant – Rayville
(5) Robert Littrell – Gilliam
(6) Bob Dumit – Belton
(7) Ethan Isaacs – Bonner Springs, KS
(8) Jeff Meeker - Peculiar
(9) Darren Shore - Higginsville
(10) Mark Evinger - Oak Grove
(11) Joshua Jacobs – Shawnee, KS
DNS Cliff Owings – Blue Springs
The Mighty Modified division was a tough one again this year with talented drivers from all over the four state area. The final night was no different with action packed heat races featuring side by side racing along with another solid run into victory lane during the feature event from a visiting driver. Kevin Blackburn from Fulton running at CMS for just the second time this year, lead from his start on the front row for his first feature win at CMS. Joe Bradshaw had great run from a 13th place start to finish second making some late passes to move up front. Another unbelievable race was featured by Terry Schultz after a first lap exit over turn two relegating him to the tail end of a field of 28 starting modifieds. He patiently worked his way up through the field including the high side late in the race to a solid fifth place finish with the fans enjoying the great effort.
Mighty Modified Heat #1 Kevin Blackburn, Lee Hibner,
Dean Wille
Mighty Modified Heat #2 Charlie Ebert, Terry Schultz,
Aaron Marrant
Mighty Modified Heat #3 Lonnie Hibner, Dave Meyer,
James McMillin
Mighty Modified Heat #4 Chad Staus, Dennis Walrath, Donnie Danner
Mighty Modified Feature – 29 cars
(1) Kevin Blackburn – Fulton * Contingency Connection
(2) Joe Bradshaw – Sedalia
(3) Lee Hibner - Chillicothe
(4) Dave Meyer - Concordia
(5) Terry Schultz – Sedalia
(6) Aaron Marrant - Richmond
(7) Kyle Westerhold – Blue Springs
(8) Bob King – Independence
(9) Dennis Walrath – Clinton
(10) Chad Staus – Otterville
(11) Kevin Sloan - Kansas City, KS
(12) Jake Richards- Kansas City * Contingency Connection
(13) James Reid – Clinton
(14) Doug Walrath – Clinton
(15) Paul Knight - Blue Springs
(16) Charlie Ebert – Oak Grove
(17) Ken Jeanneret - Smithville
(18) David Chapman – Lee’s Summit
(19) Ryan Lovercamp - Concordia
(20) Jeff Busse – Meadville
(21) Lonnie Hibner – Chillicothe
(22) Dean Wille – Warrensburg
(23) Donnie Danner – Odessa * Contingency Connection
(24) Clint Baker - Meadville
(25) Joey Lile – Higginsville
(26) Brent Dunvient – Kearny
(27) James McMillin – Warrensburg
(28) Justin Johnson – Olathe, KS
DNS David McVey – Lee’s Summit
Join us again next year for the 2007 Central Missouri Speedway race season when the Mighty Modifieds, Limited Late Models, Street Stocks and B- Modified Contingency Connection events get underway with practice slated to begin on April 7th. A special thanks from the Walls family and CMS staff to all the loyal race fans and drivers for your support at Central Missouri Speedway this year. Plans are already underway to make some track improvements especially around the pit shack area and pit side grand stands. More details will be released on improvements and with the 2007 race schedule as we solidify races for the Mighty Modified, Limited Late Model, B-Modified and Street Stock specials.
CMS is located just off of 13 Hwy four miles north of Warrensburg from 50 Hwy or 14 miles south of I-70 from the Higginsville exit on 13 Hwy. CMS racing results and stats are provided by track statistician Glyda Jaeger and are posted on the track’s Website at www.centralmissourispeedway.net
