racingfan03
Well-Known Member
anyone have results from last night? all I saw was the thread about the officials. also, what exactly happened to Kloos? thanks.
Tri-City results
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racingfreak67
Racing Freak
The 1A car slammed into the back of Kloos during a yield, on purpose. They were battling each other all race but still no reason for that. Dick Taylor won in the late models, Mosiel (spelling not for sure) in sportsman, and modified im not for sure. It was some goooood racing last night.
#1dirtracingfan
Member
was kloos taken out by the hit?ne severe damage to the car?
this is from 4m.net
Dale McDowell snuck in the backdoor at Tommy Helfrich's meticulously prepared TRI-STATE Speedway in Haubstadt, Indiana and emerged out the emergency exit with a $10,000 payday that was all but written to Billy Moyer.
McDowell rode the hub to victory by passing Moyer on lap 59 only to have Moyer volley back off of turn 2 to regain the lead. McDowell would overtake Moyer once more off of turn 4 heading for the checkered flag and lead the most important few feet of the event! Moyer who had taken the lead on lap 32 of the 60 lap event, started from the pole position and took the lead when Scott Bloomquist rode high into the turn in 1 and 2 after leading the previous 31 markers and looking strong.
McDowell who started in the eighth slot was unaware of who was leading the event and didn't even realize he had just taken the top prize until he got to the scale and was told to roll back onto the track to victory lane!
The evening began with Steve Francis recording the fast quailfier spot with a lap of 13.184, the best of the 26 cars on hand.
The heat races were won by Francis over Moyer, Rick Eckert, Scott James, Mike Balzano, Chub Frank, Shannon Babb, Steve Karnes and Jeremy Sneed, Bart Hartman over Bloomquist, McDowell, Rick Aukland, Darrel Lanigan, Kevin Claycomb, Duane Chamberlain, Tom Treadway and Clint Smith and the final heat going to Dan Schlieper over Timmy McCreadie, Dennis Erb, Josh Richards, Joe Morris, Tait Davenport, John Blankenship and Darrell Bex.
The consi to transfer the final 4 starters was a walk for Babb as he dominated the event over Smith, Chamberlain and Blankenship.
The dash to determine the first 6 starting positions was won by Moyer over Bloomquist, Schlieper, Hartman, Francis and McCreadie.
Feature Finish/Starting Position/Driver/Laps Completed:
1. (8)Dale McDowell
2. (1) Billy Moyer
3. (2) Scott Bloomquist
4. (7) Rick Eckert
5. (10) Scott James
6. (13) Mike Balzano
7. (4) Bart Hartman
8. (16) Chub Frank
9. (6) Tim McCreadie
10. (14) Darrel Lanigan
11. (4) Steve Francis
12. (9) Dennis Erb
13. (3) Dan Schlieper 59 Laps
14. (22) John Blankenship
15. (20) Clint Smith
16. (12) Josh Richards
17. (11) Rick Aukland
18. (18) Tait Davenport 58 Laps
19. (19) Shannon Babb 29 Laps
20. (21) Duane Chamberlain 24 Laps
21. (17) Kevin Claycomb 21 Laps
22. (Prov. 23) Steve Karnes 18 Laps
23. (15) Joe Morris 17 Laps
24. (Prov. 24) Darrell Bex
Dale McDowell snuck in the backdoor at Tommy Helfrich's meticulously prepared TRI-STATE Speedway in Haubstadt, Indiana and emerged out the emergency exit with a $10,000 payday that was all but written to Billy Moyer.
McDowell rode the hub to victory by passing Moyer on lap 59 only to have Moyer volley back off of turn 2 to regain the lead. McDowell would overtake Moyer once more off of turn 4 heading for the checkered flag and lead the most important few feet of the event! Moyer who had taken the lead on lap 32 of the 60 lap event, started from the pole position and took the lead when Scott Bloomquist rode high into the turn in 1 and 2 after leading the previous 31 markers and looking strong.
McDowell who started in the eighth slot was unaware of who was leading the event and didn't even realize he had just taken the top prize until he got to the scale and was told to roll back onto the track to victory lane!
The evening began with Steve Francis recording the fast quailfier spot with a lap of 13.184, the best of the 26 cars on hand.
The heat races were won by Francis over Moyer, Rick Eckert, Scott James, Mike Balzano, Chub Frank, Shannon Babb, Steve Karnes and Jeremy Sneed, Bart Hartman over Bloomquist, McDowell, Rick Aukland, Darrel Lanigan, Kevin Claycomb, Duane Chamberlain, Tom Treadway and Clint Smith and the final heat going to Dan Schlieper over Timmy McCreadie, Dennis Erb, Josh Richards, Joe Morris, Tait Davenport, John Blankenship and Darrell Bex.
The consi to transfer the final 4 starters was a walk for Babb as he dominated the event over Smith, Chamberlain and Blankenship.
The dash to determine the first 6 starting positions was won by Moyer over Bloomquist, Schlieper, Hartman, Francis and McCreadie.
Feature Finish/Starting Position/Driver/Laps Completed:
1. (8)Dale McDowell
2. (1) Billy Moyer
3. (2) Scott Bloomquist
4. (7) Rick Eckert
5. (10) Scott James
6. (13) Mike Balzano
7. (4) Bart Hartman
8. (16) Chub Frank
9. (6) Tim McCreadie
10. (14) Darrel Lanigan
11. (4) Steve Francis
12. (9) Dennis Erb
13. (3) Dan Schlieper 59 Laps
14. (22) John Blankenship
15. (20) Clint Smith
16. (12) Josh Richards
17. (11) Rick Aukland
18. (18) Tait Davenport 58 Laps
19. (19) Shannon Babb 29 Laps
20. (21) Duane Chamberlain 24 Laps
21. (17) Kevin Claycomb 21 Laps
22. (Prov. 23) Steve Karnes 18 Laps
23. (15) Joe Morris 17 Laps
24. (Prov. 24) Darrell Bex
racingfreak67
Racing Freak
Kloos was not taken out but did do little damage. I think he finished like 6th or so. I came up next to the 1A on the way home and let him know that i felt that was uncalled for.
racingfan03
Well-Known Member
saw in another thread that Kloos' frame was bent in the incident. I believe he finished 4th.
