BOONE, Iowa (Sept. 7) – Scott Davis is hoping his career 13th main event appearance leads to a sec¬ond IMCA Speedway Motors Super Nationals championship.
Danny Dvorak and Chad Krug also hope Tuesday success on the track at Boone Speedway leads to even bigger and better things come Saturday night.
After replacing an engine that expired in Monday night’s qualifier at Boone Speedway, Davis took charge at midway and led to the finish of his Tuesday evening Karl Chevrolet Northern SportMod feature.
He’ll start on the front of the middle row of the main event on Saturday.
Eric Flander led the early going Tuesday night. The only caution came on lap eight and Davis eked ahead as the front pair came to the stripe halfway through the 20 lapper.
Flander kept up the chase, but couldn’t keep a back runner between his car and Davis’ and had to set¬tle for a distant second.
The rest of the top 10 advancing to the middle row of Saturday’s big dance include R.J. Merchant, Matt Oreskovich, Eric Elliott, Brett Moffitt, defending champion Mike Pruitt, Cody Hudson, Matt Hoeft and Geoff Olson.
The 1998 Stock Car king, Davis owns six career main event starts in both that class and the Northern SportMods, and another in the Modifieds.
Dvorak led the distance of the second SportMod qualifier, which ran green the last nine circuits. Tad Reutzel kept up the pursuit from start to finish.
Lining up behind Dvorak, now a four time qualifier for the SportMod show, and Reutzel on the out¬side row Saturday will be Randy Roberts, Steve Reetz, Brandon Leeman, Blake Peeler, Lynn Brock¬ett, Jim Gillenwater, Adam Ackerman and Kyle Bentley.
Krug drew the pole and wasn’t seriously challenged through the Hobby Stock 20 lapper. He drove away following the second and final caution of the contest to secure the outside front row start in his career first Super Nationals main event.
Completing the outside row will be top 10 finishers are Chuck Madden Jr., four time champion Andy Boeckman, Russell Damme Jr., Matthew Shely, Mike Traskowsky, nine time qualifier Chris Jensen, Danny Watson, 1998 champion Bill Bonnett and Chad Shaw.
Shaw’s claim to fame is becoming the first driver from Missouri to qualify for the Hobby Stock fea¬ture since the division was added to the Super Nationals program in 1997.
Two hundred and seventy Modifieds and 170 Stock Cars will see their first qualifying action at Boone on Wednesday.
Hobby Stock qualifier – 1. Chad Krug, Mallard; 2. Chuck Madden, Jr., Avoca; 3. Andy Boeckman, Lake View; 4. Russell Damme Jr., Waterloo; 5. Matthew Sheley, South Sioux City, Neb.; 6. Mike Traskowsky, Woodbine, Kan.; 7. Chris Jensen, Des Moines; 8. Danny Watson, Des Moines; 9. Bill Bonnett, Knoxville; 10. Chad Shaw, Trimble, Mo.; 11. Chris Hupp, Boone; 12. Devin Smith, Lake City; 13. Josh Ruschmann, Sioux City; 14. Pat Mather, Greenfield; 15. Matt Hudspeth, Madrid; 16. Nyle Godwin, Redfield; 17. Leonard Loftus, Des Moines; 18. Justin Maschke, Des Moines; 19. Jason Kohl, Missouri Valley; 20. Todd Reitzler, Grinnell; 21. Jeremy Hoskinson, Norfolk, Neb.; 22. Na¬than Ballard, Marengo; 23. Brad Whitney, Trenton, Mo.; 24. Dana Brandt, Minot, N.D.
1st SportMod qualifier – 1. Scott Davis, Boone; 2. Eric Flander, Barnes City; 3. R.J. Merchant, Sioux City; 4. Matt Oreskovich, Clintonville, Wis.; 5. Eric Elliott, Boone; 6. Brett Moffitt, Grimes; 7. Mike Pruitt, Redfield; 8. Cody Hudson, Shawano, Wis.; 9. Matt Hoeft, Forest City; 10. Geoff Olson, Ames; 11. Matt Northrop, Stanhope; 12. Steve Inman, Mason City; 13. Tim Rupp, Cherokee; 14. Clay Hale, Cameron, Mo.; 15. Max Harder, Blue Springs, Neb.; 16. Dylan Book, Adel; 17. Shay Woods, Humeston; 18. Cody Hennings, Boone; 19. Jeff Brunssen, LeMars; 20. Rob Charapata, Oconto, Wis.; 21. Bruce Egeland, Marshall, Minn.; 22. Parker Brumm, Rockford; 23. Mark Sathoff, Dolliver; 24. Randy Kleinberg, Lawton; 25. Tyler Olson, Sioux City; 26. Tracy Wassenberg, Sha¬wano, Wis.; 27. Dustin Schmidt, Fairbury, Neb.; 28. Dan Tenold, Northwood; 29. Matt Pittman, Jefferson; 30. Jerimiah Asher, St. Joseph, Mo.
2nd SportMod qualifier – 1. Danny Dvorak, Vinton; 2. Tad Reutzel, Burt; 3. Randy Roberts, Boone; 4. Steve Reetz, Arcadia; 5. Brandon Leeman, Roland; 6. Blake Peeler, Trimble, Mo.; 7. Lynn Brock¬ett, Ogden; 8. Jim Gillenwater, Keokuk; 9. Adam Ackerman, Mason City; 10. Kyle Bentley, Inde¬pendence; 11. Rod McDonald, Manchester; 12. Clint Potter, Crooks, S.D.; 13. Chad Ten Naple, Sioux City; 14. Cory Rose, Boone; 15. Ty Luellen, Minburn; 16. Laini Schwartz, Omaha, Neb.; 17. Matthew Meinecke, Madrid; 18. Beau Kaplan, Ankeny; 19. David Schlicht, Des Moines; 20. Gary Goodier, Sioux City; 21. Andrew Smith, Willard, Mo.; 22. Doug Smith, Lake City; 23. Kurt Moed¬ing, Manly; 24. Kurt Hogan, Vinton; 25. Mike Tanner, Kansas City, Mo.; 26. Colton Osborn, Cozad, Neb.; 27. Trevis Underdahl, Blooming Prairie, Minn.; 28. Rod Staats, Columbus Junction; 29. Ty Merrill, LeMars; 30. Greg Taylor, Sioux City.
Danny Dvorak and Chad Krug also hope Tuesday success on the track at Boone Speedway leads to even bigger and better things come Saturday night.
After replacing an engine that expired in Monday night’s qualifier at Boone Speedway, Davis took charge at midway and led to the finish of his Tuesday evening Karl Chevrolet Northern SportMod feature.
He’ll start on the front of the middle row of the main event on Saturday.
Eric Flander led the early going Tuesday night. The only caution came on lap eight and Davis eked ahead as the front pair came to the stripe halfway through the 20 lapper.
Flander kept up the chase, but couldn’t keep a back runner between his car and Davis’ and had to set¬tle for a distant second.
The rest of the top 10 advancing to the middle row of Saturday’s big dance include R.J. Merchant, Matt Oreskovich, Eric Elliott, Brett Moffitt, defending champion Mike Pruitt, Cody Hudson, Matt Hoeft and Geoff Olson.
The 1998 Stock Car king, Davis owns six career main event starts in both that class and the Northern SportMods, and another in the Modifieds.
Dvorak led the distance of the second SportMod qualifier, which ran green the last nine circuits. Tad Reutzel kept up the pursuit from start to finish.
Lining up behind Dvorak, now a four time qualifier for the SportMod show, and Reutzel on the out¬side row Saturday will be Randy Roberts, Steve Reetz, Brandon Leeman, Blake Peeler, Lynn Brock¬ett, Jim Gillenwater, Adam Ackerman and Kyle Bentley.
Krug drew the pole and wasn’t seriously challenged through the Hobby Stock 20 lapper. He drove away following the second and final caution of the contest to secure the outside front row start in his career first Super Nationals main event.
Completing the outside row will be top 10 finishers are Chuck Madden Jr., four time champion Andy Boeckman, Russell Damme Jr., Matthew Shely, Mike Traskowsky, nine time qualifier Chris Jensen, Danny Watson, 1998 champion Bill Bonnett and Chad Shaw.
Shaw’s claim to fame is becoming the first driver from Missouri to qualify for the Hobby Stock fea¬ture since the division was added to the Super Nationals program in 1997.
Two hundred and seventy Modifieds and 170 Stock Cars will see their first qualifying action at Boone on Wednesday.
Hobby Stock qualifier – 1. Chad Krug, Mallard; 2. Chuck Madden, Jr., Avoca; 3. Andy Boeckman, Lake View; 4. Russell Damme Jr., Waterloo; 5. Matthew Sheley, South Sioux City, Neb.; 6. Mike Traskowsky, Woodbine, Kan.; 7. Chris Jensen, Des Moines; 8. Danny Watson, Des Moines; 9. Bill Bonnett, Knoxville; 10. Chad Shaw, Trimble, Mo.; 11. Chris Hupp, Boone; 12. Devin Smith, Lake City; 13. Josh Ruschmann, Sioux City; 14. Pat Mather, Greenfield; 15. Matt Hudspeth, Madrid; 16. Nyle Godwin, Redfield; 17. Leonard Loftus, Des Moines; 18. Justin Maschke, Des Moines; 19. Jason Kohl, Missouri Valley; 20. Todd Reitzler, Grinnell; 21. Jeremy Hoskinson, Norfolk, Neb.; 22. Na¬than Ballard, Marengo; 23. Brad Whitney, Trenton, Mo.; 24. Dana Brandt, Minot, N.D.
1st SportMod qualifier – 1. Scott Davis, Boone; 2. Eric Flander, Barnes City; 3. R.J. Merchant, Sioux City; 4. Matt Oreskovich, Clintonville, Wis.; 5. Eric Elliott, Boone; 6. Brett Moffitt, Grimes; 7. Mike Pruitt, Redfield; 8. Cody Hudson, Shawano, Wis.; 9. Matt Hoeft, Forest City; 10. Geoff Olson, Ames; 11. Matt Northrop, Stanhope; 12. Steve Inman, Mason City; 13. Tim Rupp, Cherokee; 14. Clay Hale, Cameron, Mo.; 15. Max Harder, Blue Springs, Neb.; 16. Dylan Book, Adel; 17. Shay Woods, Humeston; 18. Cody Hennings, Boone; 19. Jeff Brunssen, LeMars; 20. Rob Charapata, Oconto, Wis.; 21. Bruce Egeland, Marshall, Minn.; 22. Parker Brumm, Rockford; 23. Mark Sathoff, Dolliver; 24. Randy Kleinberg, Lawton; 25. Tyler Olson, Sioux City; 26. Tracy Wassenberg, Sha¬wano, Wis.; 27. Dustin Schmidt, Fairbury, Neb.; 28. Dan Tenold, Northwood; 29. Matt Pittman, Jefferson; 30. Jerimiah Asher, St. Joseph, Mo.
2nd SportMod qualifier – 1. Danny Dvorak, Vinton; 2. Tad Reutzel, Burt; 3. Randy Roberts, Boone; 4. Steve Reetz, Arcadia; 5. Brandon Leeman, Roland; 6. Blake Peeler, Trimble, Mo.; 7. Lynn Brock¬ett, Ogden; 8. Jim Gillenwater, Keokuk; 9. Adam Ackerman, Mason City; 10. Kyle Bentley, Inde¬pendence; 11. Rod McDonald, Manchester; 12. Clint Potter, Crooks, S.D.; 13. Chad Ten Naple, Sioux City; 14. Cory Rose, Boone; 15. Ty Luellen, Minburn; 16. Laini Schwartz, Omaha, Neb.; 17. Matthew Meinecke, Madrid; 18. Beau Kaplan, Ankeny; 19. David Schlicht, Des Moines; 20. Gary Goodier, Sioux City; 21. Andrew Smith, Willard, Mo.; 22. Doug Smith, Lake City; 23. Kurt Moed¬ing, Manly; 24. Kurt Hogan, Vinton; 25. Mike Tanner, Kansas City, Mo.; 26. Colton Osborn, Cozad, Neb.; 27. Trevis Underdahl, Blooming Prairie, Minn.; 28. Rod Staats, Columbus Junction; 29. Ty Merrill, LeMars; 30. Greg Taylor, Sioux City.
