By JEFF MILLS
FARMINGTON, Mo. -- (May 21, 2005) When you are good, you're good and Timmy Montgomery of Fredericktown once again proved to the big crowd at the St. Francois County Raceway Saturday night that his is just plain good. Montgomery tripled crowned by winning the feature, his heat race and the trophy dash. During the feature Montgomery lead from start to finish of the 25-lap event to pick up his second feature win of the season at SFCR. Jerrod Hull of Sikeston once again had a strong showing as he battled Montgomery for the lead before settling for second place. Joey Montgomery finished in third place with Keith Burch fourth and Jason Keith fifth. They were followed by Tommy Worley Jr., Jimmy Hurley, Korey Weyant, A.J. Bruns and Steve Short.
Hull won the first heat with Daniel Adler second and Timmy Moss third. Worley won the second heat with Keith second and Joey Montgomery third. Keith Burch won the third heat with Hurley second and Short third. Timmy Montgomery won the fourth heat with Bryan Matthews second and Weyant third. Burch was second in the trophy dash with Matthews third. Seventeen-year-old Tiffany Wyzard, who is rapidly becoming one of the track favorites, made track history by becoming the youngest female ever to win a sprint car race at SFCR by winning the "B" main. Bob Thoman was second in that race with Kent Buckley third.
In the Modified class the feature race was the best of the season with "The Rocketman" John Bohn of Farmington hanging on for the hard-fought victory. Jeremy Greenwalt was second with Kasey Burch third, Mike Francis a very close fourth with Kenny Kennedy fifth. They were followed by Danny Sissom, Danny Resinger, Chris Boyd, Tommy Worley Sr. and Lou Driemeier.
Burch won the first heat race with Sissom second and Boyd third. Bohn won the second heat with Kennedy second and Francis third. Greenwalt won the third heat with Resinger second and Driemeier third. Bob Long won the "B" main with John Ratngeber second and Brad Long third.
In the 600cc Multi class, Dereck King was the feature winner with Dustin Barks second, Ryan Criswell third, Tom Dickerman fourth and Rodney Williams fifth. They were followed by Andy Moss, Brad Greer, Joey Boyd, Daniel Robinson and Adam Holder.
King won the first heat with Mark Gass second and Kara King third. Williams won the second heat with Casey Barnhouse second and Boyd third. Barks won the third heat with Junior Ferguson second and Criswell third. Dickerman won the third heat with Greer second and Moss third. Jimmy Bridgeman won the "B" main with Ray Statler second and Todd Frolik third.
This Saturday night is Coors Night (aka Kohlfeld Distributing). Gates open at 4 p.m. with racing at 7. All five regular classes (Sprints, Modifieds, Sportsmen, Pure Streets and 600cc Multis) will be participating. For more information visit the track's website at www.sfcr.net or phone (573) 438-4546.
PHOTO CUTLINES:
The #3 sprint car of Jimmy Brayton went for a wild ride during his heat race Saturday night at the St. Francois County Raceway.
The Midgets were also on hand for a special event Saturday at the St. Francois County Raceway and here Brett Anderson (#11) suffered a serious spill. It took around 45 minutes to extract Anderson from his car. He was taken to a local hospital and treated for a fractured neck, bruised ribs and a bruised shoulder. (Photos by Kevin and Allen Horcher)
Sprints-
1 Tim Montgomery started 1
2 Jerrod Hull started 6
3 Joey Montgomery started 10
4 Keith Burch started 2
5 Jason Keith started 8
6 Tommy Worley Jr. started 4
7 Jimmy Hurley started 7
8 Korey Weyant started 12
9 A.J. Bruns started 16
10 Steve Short started 11
11 Bob Thoman started 18
12 Jeremy Standridge started 20
13 Tiffany Wyzard started 17
14 Tyler Thompson started 15
15 Daniel Adler started 5
16 Nathan Higgins started 13
17 Tim Moss started 9
18 Jason Hunt started 14
19 Kent Buckley started 19
20 Bryan Matthews(nf) started 3
Modifieds-
1 John Bohn started 2
2 Jeremy Greenwalt started 3
3 Kasey Burch started 1
4 Mike Francis started 8
5 Kenny Kennedy started 5
6 Danny Sissom started 4
7 Danny Resinger started 6
8 Chris Boyd started 7
9 Tommy Worley Sr. started 11
10 Lou Driemeier started 9
11 John Reando started 13
12 Adam Parmeley started 15
13 Alan Conner started 12
14 John Ratngeber started 17
15 Nick Todtenhaupt started 20
16 Bob Long started 16
17 Pete Koenig started 14
18 Brad Long(nf) started 18
19 Mike Crader started 10
20 R.C. Hovis started 19
Multis-
1 Dereck King started 1
2 Dustin Barks started 3
3 Ryan Criswell started 11
4 Tom Dickerman started 4
5 Rodney Williams started 2
6 Andy Moss started 12
7 Brad Greer started 8
8 Joey Boyd started 10
9 Daniel Robinson started 16
10 Adam Holder started 15
11 Austin Brown started 20
12 Mark Gass started 5
13 Louie Baker Sr. started 13
14 Jr. Ferguson(nf) started 7
15 Kara King(nf) started 9
16 Jimmy Bridgeman(nf) started 17
17 Tommy Boyd(nf) started 14
18 Todd Frolik(nf) started 19
19 Ray Statler(nf) started 18
20 Casey Barnhouse(nf) started 6
FARMINGTON, Mo. -- (May 21, 2005) When you are good, you're good and Timmy Montgomery of Fredericktown once again proved to the big crowd at the St. Francois County Raceway Saturday night that his is just plain good. Montgomery tripled crowned by winning the feature, his heat race and the trophy dash. During the feature Montgomery lead from start to finish of the 25-lap event to pick up his second feature win of the season at SFCR. Jerrod Hull of Sikeston once again had a strong showing as he battled Montgomery for the lead before settling for second place. Joey Montgomery finished in third place with Keith Burch fourth and Jason Keith fifth. They were followed by Tommy Worley Jr., Jimmy Hurley, Korey Weyant, A.J. Bruns and Steve Short.
Hull won the first heat with Daniel Adler second and Timmy Moss third. Worley won the second heat with Keith second and Joey Montgomery third. Keith Burch won the third heat with Hurley second and Short third. Timmy Montgomery won the fourth heat with Bryan Matthews second and Weyant third. Burch was second in the trophy dash with Matthews third. Seventeen-year-old Tiffany Wyzard, who is rapidly becoming one of the track favorites, made track history by becoming the youngest female ever to win a sprint car race at SFCR by winning the "B" main. Bob Thoman was second in that race with Kent Buckley third.
In the Modified class the feature race was the best of the season with "The Rocketman" John Bohn of Farmington hanging on for the hard-fought victory. Jeremy Greenwalt was second with Kasey Burch third, Mike Francis a very close fourth with Kenny Kennedy fifth. They were followed by Danny Sissom, Danny Resinger, Chris Boyd, Tommy Worley Sr. and Lou Driemeier.
Burch won the first heat race with Sissom second and Boyd third. Bohn won the second heat with Kennedy second and Francis third. Greenwalt won the third heat with Resinger second and Driemeier third. Bob Long won the "B" main with John Ratngeber second and Brad Long third.
In the 600cc Multi class, Dereck King was the feature winner with Dustin Barks second, Ryan Criswell third, Tom Dickerman fourth and Rodney Williams fifth. They were followed by Andy Moss, Brad Greer, Joey Boyd, Daniel Robinson and Adam Holder.
King won the first heat with Mark Gass second and Kara King third. Williams won the second heat with Casey Barnhouse second and Boyd third. Barks won the third heat with Junior Ferguson second and Criswell third. Dickerman won the third heat with Greer second and Moss third. Jimmy Bridgeman won the "B" main with Ray Statler second and Todd Frolik third.
This Saturday night is Coors Night (aka Kohlfeld Distributing). Gates open at 4 p.m. with racing at 7. All five regular classes (Sprints, Modifieds, Sportsmen, Pure Streets and 600cc Multis) will be participating. For more information visit the track's website at www.sfcr.net or phone (573) 438-4546.
PHOTO CUTLINES:
The #3 sprint car of Jimmy Brayton went for a wild ride during his heat race Saturday night at the St. Francois County Raceway.
The Midgets were also on hand for a special event Saturday at the St. Francois County Raceway and here Brett Anderson (#11) suffered a serious spill. It took around 45 minutes to extract Anderson from his car. He was taken to a local hospital and treated for a fractured neck, bruised ribs and a bruised shoulder. (Photos by Kevin and Allen Horcher)
Sprints-
1 Tim Montgomery started 1
2 Jerrod Hull started 6
3 Joey Montgomery started 10
4 Keith Burch started 2
5 Jason Keith started 8
6 Tommy Worley Jr. started 4
7 Jimmy Hurley started 7
8 Korey Weyant started 12
9 A.J. Bruns started 16
10 Steve Short started 11
11 Bob Thoman started 18
12 Jeremy Standridge started 20
13 Tiffany Wyzard started 17
14 Tyler Thompson started 15
15 Daniel Adler started 5
16 Nathan Higgins started 13
17 Tim Moss started 9
18 Jason Hunt started 14
19 Kent Buckley started 19
20 Bryan Matthews(nf) started 3
Modifieds-
1 John Bohn started 2
2 Jeremy Greenwalt started 3
3 Kasey Burch started 1
4 Mike Francis started 8
5 Kenny Kennedy started 5
6 Danny Sissom started 4
7 Danny Resinger started 6
8 Chris Boyd started 7
9 Tommy Worley Sr. started 11
10 Lou Driemeier started 9
11 John Reando started 13
12 Adam Parmeley started 15
13 Alan Conner started 12
14 John Ratngeber started 17
15 Nick Todtenhaupt started 20
16 Bob Long started 16
17 Pete Koenig started 14
18 Brad Long(nf) started 18
19 Mike Crader started 10
20 R.C. Hovis started 19
Multis-
1 Dereck King started 1
2 Dustin Barks started 3
3 Ryan Criswell started 11
4 Tom Dickerman started 4
5 Rodney Williams started 2
6 Andy Moss started 12
7 Brad Greer started 8
8 Joey Boyd started 10
9 Daniel Robinson started 16
10 Adam Holder started 15
11 Austin Brown started 20
12 Mark Gass started 5
13 Louie Baker Sr. started 13
14 Jr. Ferguson(nf) started 7
15 Kara King(nf) started 9
16 Jimmy Bridgeman(nf) started 17
17 Tommy Boyd(nf) started 14
18 Todd Frolik(nf) started 19
19 Ray Statler(nf) started 18
20 Casey Barnhouse(nf) started 6
