Eichman’s Bar and Grill IMCA Late Models
Season Championship Feature (25 laps) – 1. 58 Jeremiah Hurst 2. 10T Jeff Tharp 3. P7 Eric Pollard 4. 77 Cory Dumpert 5. 12D Donnie Pataska 6. 21M Luke Merfeld 7. 23 Jason Udelhofen 8. 40 Joel Callahan 9. 12 Ron Klein 10. 13JR Colt Leal 11. 86 David McClain 12. 17 Ryan Hill (Did Not Start – 87 Jon Merfeld).
1st Heat (10 laps) – 1. Hurst 2. Tharp 3. Dumpert 4. Pataska
2nd Heat (10 laps) – 1. Callahan 2. Pollard 3. Udelhofen 4. J. Merfeld
Merfeld Brother Automotive IMCA Modifieds
Feature (20 laps) – 1. B1 Jeff Larson 2. 12T Timmy Current 3. 2G Matt Gansen 4. 1m Austin Moyer 5. 3G Bryce Garnhart 6. 27M Mark Schulte 7. 34T Derek Thompson 8. 6 Jed Freiburger 9. 15 Sean Rupp 10. 41P Keith Pittman 11. 3X Ryan Deshaw 12. 7D Dustin Wilwert 13. 01 John Campbell 14. 21M Tyler Madigan 15. 7M Matt Short (Did Not Start – 9K Troy Bauer).
1st Heat (10 laps) – 1. Current 2. Gansen 3. Madigan 4. Schulte
2nd Heat (10 laps) – 1. Larson 2. Garnhart 3. Moyer 4. Thompson
Peosta Warehousing Logistics IMCA SportMods
Feature (15 laps) – 1. 12n Gage Neal 2. 3T Tyler Soppe 3. 42 Wes Digman 4. 31 Jason Roth 5. 6R Rusty Deshaw 6. 16 Bryan Moreland 7. 21 Ryan Schilling 8. 15 Matt Stagman 9. 32 T. J. Fortmann 10. 02 Travis Fecht 11.5C D.J. Clendenen 12. 6M Matt Murphy 13, 7M Nate Miller 14. 80A Jason Ambs 15. 35JR Justin Becker (Did Not Start – 77C Mitch Current, 4 Jerry Miles)
1st Heat (8 laps) – 1. Roth 2. Murphy 3. Moreland 4. Becker
2nd Heat (8 laps) – 1. Neal 2. Deshaw 3. Digman 4. Soppe
K Motorsports IMCA Stock Cars
Feature (12 laps) – 1. Z50 Joe Zrostlik 2. 74C Cole Mather 3. 27Z Chase Zaruba 4. 63 Reece Norton 5. K38 Kenny Taylor
1st Heat (6 laps) – 1. Zaruba 2. Mather 3. Zrostlik 4. Norton
Kinsella Concrete IMCA Hobby Stocks
Feature (12 laps) – 1. 09 Daniel Wauters 2. 11S Shane Oberbreckling 3. 59 Roger Winkers 4. 3B Brandon White 5. 33B Hank White
1st Heat (6 laps) – 1. Wauters 2. Winkers 3. B. White 4. Oberbreckling
4 Cylinders
Feature (12 laps) – 1. Welter (Did Not Start – 11H Justin Hempstead).
1st Heat (6 laps) – 1. Welter
9:1 Limited Late Models
Feature (15 laps) – 1. 21 Jason Robbins 2. 17S Steve Schueller 3. 44W David Webster 4. 3D D.J. Sweet 5. 19 Jeff Schmidt 6. 82X Roger Trame 7.78 Ethan Pickard 8. 91 Rich Picha 9. 32 Ben Wilberding
1st Heat (8 laps) – 1. Webster 2. Sweet 3. Robbins 4. Schueller
By ROB HINCKLEY
DUBUQUE, Iowa (July 21) – Dozens swarmed to Hoker Trucking / C&W Trucking / Kam Koncepts Victory Circle. Tears flowed. There was emotion in the winner’s voice.
Jeremiah Hurst has won many, but the Season Championship at his hometown Dubuque Speedway is always special.
Hurst started P8, but made his run to the front quick, taking the point for good on lap five and won the Eichman’s Bar & Grill IMCA Late Model 25-lapper Sunday evening at Dubuque Speedway.
“It’s always special to win here,” Hurst said. “We’ll just keep winning.
The finale had to go to overdrive/overtime as runnerup Joel Callahan slammed the turn two wall and finally stopped on turn four as the white flag was ready to fly.
Hurst beat Jeff Tharp, Eric Pollard, Nebraska’s and IMCA National point leader Cory Dumpert and Donnie Pataska.on the green-white-checkered finish.
“That (car) thing was digging holes off the turns,” Hurst said. “I knew I had to get to the bottom when I saw (Pollard) on the bottom. My car owner (Ken Roberts) and I had the same plan.”
Jeff Larson used the high shelf and sped by early leader Timmy Current late in the 20-lap Merfreld Brothers Automotive IMCA Modified finale. Current did not go easy as it was a side by side battle for several laps.
Matt Gansen, Austin Moyer and Bryce Garnhart followed.
Gage Neal took the lead early and held off Tyler Soppe for the 15-lap Peosta Warehousing Logistics IMCA SportMod win. Wes Digman, Jason Roth and Rusty Deshaw came next in a very competitive affair that was slowed by only three cautions.
Joe Zrostlik topped point leader Cole Mather in the 12-lap K Motorsports IMCA Stock Car main. Early leader Chase Zaruba, Reece Norton and Kenny Taylor followed.
Daniel Wauters continued his stronghold on the Kinsella Concrete IMCA Hobby Stocks with the 12-lap win. Shane Oberbreckling almost made the high side work, but settled for second ahead of Roger Winkers, Brandon White and Hank White.
Jacob Welter took the 4 Cylinder feature for the teen’s first 2019 win.
Jason Robbins hit the point early and won the 9:1 Limited Late Model 15-lap feature, the only Wisconsin feature victor on the night. Steve Schueller chased to the end and beat David Webster, D.J. Sweet and Jeff Schmidt to the checkers.
A total of 67 race teams hit the track for 17 total events and racing was completed about 8:30 p.m.
Action continues on the 3/8-mile, dirt oval this Wednesday July 24 with the annual Dubuque County Fair races, featuring the Sprint Invaders, IMCA Modifieds, IMCA SportMods and INEX Legends.
Then racing finishes off the fair Sunday July 28 with Eichman’s Bar and Grill IMCA Late Models competing for $1,500 to win. Also hitting the track will be Merfeld Brothers Automotive IMCA Modifieds, Peosta Warehousing Logistics IMCA SportMods, Kinsella Concrete IMCA Hobby Stocks and 4 Cylinders.
Gates open Wednesday at 4 p.m. Hot laps are at 6:30 with racing to follow. Sunday gates open at 3:30 p.m. Hot laps are 5:30 with racing to follow.
Advance tickets are now available. Trackside Promotions also promotes the action Saturday evenings at Maquoketa Speedway.
For more information, log on to tracksidepromotionsia.com, the track Facebook page or call 563-940-7841.
Season Championship Feature (25 laps) – 1. 58 Jeremiah Hurst 2. 10T Jeff Tharp 3. P7 Eric Pollard 4. 77 Cory Dumpert 5. 12D Donnie Pataska 6. 21M Luke Merfeld 7. 23 Jason Udelhofen 8. 40 Joel Callahan 9. 12 Ron Klein 10. 13JR Colt Leal 11. 86 David McClain 12. 17 Ryan Hill (Did Not Start – 87 Jon Merfeld).
1st Heat (10 laps) – 1. Hurst 2. Tharp 3. Dumpert 4. Pataska
2nd Heat (10 laps) – 1. Callahan 2. Pollard 3. Udelhofen 4. J. Merfeld
Merfeld Brother Automotive IMCA Modifieds
Feature (20 laps) – 1. B1 Jeff Larson 2. 12T Timmy Current 3. 2G Matt Gansen 4. 1m Austin Moyer 5. 3G Bryce Garnhart 6. 27M Mark Schulte 7. 34T Derek Thompson 8. 6 Jed Freiburger 9. 15 Sean Rupp 10. 41P Keith Pittman 11. 3X Ryan Deshaw 12. 7D Dustin Wilwert 13. 01 John Campbell 14. 21M Tyler Madigan 15. 7M Matt Short (Did Not Start – 9K Troy Bauer).
1st Heat (10 laps) – 1. Current 2. Gansen 3. Madigan 4. Schulte
2nd Heat (10 laps) – 1. Larson 2. Garnhart 3. Moyer 4. Thompson
Peosta Warehousing Logistics IMCA SportMods
Feature (15 laps) – 1. 12n Gage Neal 2. 3T Tyler Soppe 3. 42 Wes Digman 4. 31 Jason Roth 5. 6R Rusty Deshaw 6. 16 Bryan Moreland 7. 21 Ryan Schilling 8. 15 Matt Stagman 9. 32 T. J. Fortmann 10. 02 Travis Fecht 11.5C D.J. Clendenen 12. 6M Matt Murphy 13, 7M Nate Miller 14. 80A Jason Ambs 15. 35JR Justin Becker (Did Not Start – 77C Mitch Current, 4 Jerry Miles)
1st Heat (8 laps) – 1. Roth 2. Murphy 3. Moreland 4. Becker
2nd Heat (8 laps) – 1. Neal 2. Deshaw 3. Digman 4. Soppe
K Motorsports IMCA Stock Cars
Feature (12 laps) – 1. Z50 Joe Zrostlik 2. 74C Cole Mather 3. 27Z Chase Zaruba 4. 63 Reece Norton 5. K38 Kenny Taylor
1st Heat (6 laps) – 1. Zaruba 2. Mather 3. Zrostlik 4. Norton
Kinsella Concrete IMCA Hobby Stocks
Feature (12 laps) – 1. 09 Daniel Wauters 2. 11S Shane Oberbreckling 3. 59 Roger Winkers 4. 3B Brandon White 5. 33B Hank White
1st Heat (6 laps) – 1. Wauters 2. Winkers 3. B. White 4. Oberbreckling
4 Cylinders
Feature (12 laps) – 1. Welter (Did Not Start – 11H Justin Hempstead).
1st Heat (6 laps) – 1. Welter
9:1 Limited Late Models
Feature (15 laps) – 1. 21 Jason Robbins 2. 17S Steve Schueller 3. 44W David Webster 4. 3D D.J. Sweet 5. 19 Jeff Schmidt 6. 82X Roger Trame 7.78 Ethan Pickard 8. 91 Rich Picha 9. 32 Ben Wilberding
1st Heat (8 laps) – 1. Webster 2. Sweet 3. Robbins 4. Schueller
By ROB HINCKLEY
DUBUQUE, Iowa (July 21) – Dozens swarmed to Hoker Trucking / C&W Trucking / Kam Koncepts Victory Circle. Tears flowed. There was emotion in the winner’s voice.
Jeremiah Hurst has won many, but the Season Championship at his hometown Dubuque Speedway is always special.
Hurst started P8, but made his run to the front quick, taking the point for good on lap five and won the Eichman’s Bar & Grill IMCA Late Model 25-lapper Sunday evening at Dubuque Speedway.
“It’s always special to win here,” Hurst said. “We’ll just keep winning.
The finale had to go to overdrive/overtime as runnerup Joel Callahan slammed the turn two wall and finally stopped on turn four as the white flag was ready to fly.
Hurst beat Jeff Tharp, Eric Pollard, Nebraska’s and IMCA National point leader Cory Dumpert and Donnie Pataska.on the green-white-checkered finish.
“That (car) thing was digging holes off the turns,” Hurst said. “I knew I had to get to the bottom when I saw (Pollard) on the bottom. My car owner (Ken Roberts) and I had the same plan.”
Jeff Larson used the high shelf and sped by early leader Timmy Current late in the 20-lap Merfreld Brothers Automotive IMCA Modified finale. Current did not go easy as it was a side by side battle for several laps.
Matt Gansen, Austin Moyer and Bryce Garnhart followed.
Gage Neal took the lead early and held off Tyler Soppe for the 15-lap Peosta Warehousing Logistics IMCA SportMod win. Wes Digman, Jason Roth and Rusty Deshaw came next in a very competitive affair that was slowed by only three cautions.
Joe Zrostlik topped point leader Cole Mather in the 12-lap K Motorsports IMCA Stock Car main. Early leader Chase Zaruba, Reece Norton and Kenny Taylor followed.
Daniel Wauters continued his stronghold on the Kinsella Concrete IMCA Hobby Stocks with the 12-lap win. Shane Oberbreckling almost made the high side work, but settled for second ahead of Roger Winkers, Brandon White and Hank White.
Jacob Welter took the 4 Cylinder feature for the teen’s first 2019 win.
Jason Robbins hit the point early and won the 9:1 Limited Late Model 15-lap feature, the only Wisconsin feature victor on the night. Steve Schueller chased to the end and beat David Webster, D.J. Sweet and Jeff Schmidt to the checkers.
A total of 67 race teams hit the track for 17 total events and racing was completed about 8:30 p.m.
Action continues on the 3/8-mile, dirt oval this Wednesday July 24 with the annual Dubuque County Fair races, featuring the Sprint Invaders, IMCA Modifieds, IMCA SportMods and INEX Legends.
Then racing finishes off the fair Sunday July 28 with Eichman’s Bar and Grill IMCA Late Models competing for $1,500 to win. Also hitting the track will be Merfeld Brothers Automotive IMCA Modifieds, Peosta Warehousing Logistics IMCA SportMods, Kinsella Concrete IMCA Hobby Stocks and 4 Cylinders.
Gates open Wednesday at 4 p.m. Hot laps are at 6:30 with racing to follow. Sunday gates open at 3:30 p.m. Hot laps are 5:30 with racing to follow.
Advance tickets are now available. Trackside Promotions also promotes the action Saturday evenings at Maquoketa Speedway.
For more information, log on to tracksidepromotionsia.com, the track Facebook page or call 563-940-7841.
