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Daggett Shocks All-Stars at Hartford

Haulmark All Star Sprint Results - Hartford Speedway Park - Sat. 7/31/04 By Scott Hall

      HARTFORD, MI - Sprints on Dirt points leader Dustin Daggett used his hometrack advantage Saturday night to defeat the All Stars at Hartford Speedway Park. His first career All Star win came in convincing fashion over All Star points leader Chad Kemenah. Daggett's No. 85 Maxim-Dowker was sponsored by Tri-City Auto Body, BOC Gases, General Signs and R&M Building Systems.
   "I don't know what to say.this is awesome. It's my first 410 feature win and I have to thank all the sponsors who help me out. And the track was great tonight," Daggett proclaimed, praising Fred Knight's smooth and tacky track surface. "Coming here tonight I didn't plan on winning but I knew I had a top ten car, if not a top five," he concluded as the crowd roared with approval.
   Dean Jacobs and Cameron Dodson led the 24 car field to the green because Jeremy Campbell was originally slated to start on the pole, but he did not make the call with ignition troubles. Jacobs jumped out into the initial lead, followed by third starter Daggett. As Jacobs approached the lapped machine of Mike Jonas, Jonas got sideways, causing Jacobs to take evasive action, allowing Daggett to squirt into the lead on lap five. Daggett now
lead Jacobs, Kelly Kinser and Kemenah. A pair of cautions, the first for a Bill Rose sick engine and the second for a seventh place Danny Smith spin, left Daggett still on top for each restart.
   Daggett pushed out to a half straightaway lead again with Jacobs applying heavy pressure following each restart. At the halfway mark Jacobs drove hard under Daggett and got sideways, causing Kelly Kinser to get sideways also, allowing Kemenah to duck under both for second.  Daggett still had a good advantage, with Kemenah second ahead of Dodson, Kinser and Brock Mayes. Heavy traffic allowed Kemenah to reel in the leader with Dodson right on his tail. Dodson moved past Kemenah for second, keeping that spot for 10 laps until Kemenah got the spot back.
   Mayes spun out of sixth spot on lap 28. With six cautions already on the books, a red flag was thrown for a fuel stop. Daggett got another strong restart to lead the last two laps, with Kemenah running second at the finish. Dodson held on for third, with Kinser fourth and 14th starting Greg Wilson fifth. Smith came back from his early spin for sixth, ahead of Randy Hannagan, 12th starter Jon Agan, Phil Gressman and Mayes.
    The Crown Battery heat fell to Bill Rose, the B&B Products heat went to Phil Gressman, the Engler Machine and Tool heat was won by Tim Hunter and Jeremy Campbell won the Haulmark Dash. Kemenah was the Huggins Cams Fast Time qualifier.

   Huggins Cams Time Trials: 1. Chad Kemenah, Harble 15k, 15.970; 2. Dustin Daggett, Daggett 85, 15.992; 3. Brock Mayes, Mayes 11B, 16.096; 4. Dean Jacobs, Webb 51, 16.105; 5. Cameron Dodson, Dodson 37, 16.107; 6. Jeremy Campbell, Campbell 10c, 16.126; 7. Kelly Kinser, Kinser 4k, 16.139; 8. Brett Mann, Mann 19, 16.163; 9. Ben Rutan, Fisher 75, 16.227; 10. Danny Smith, Smith 4, 16.254; 11. Randy Hannagan, THR 1x, 16.280; 12. Jon Agan, Agan 4J, 16.304; 13. Bill Rose, Rose 6, 16.354; 14. Greg Wilson, Hampshire 63, 16.379; 15. Paul May, May 71m, 16.451; 16. Gary Fast, Fast 26, 16.504; 17. Phil Gressman, Grove 70, 16.558; 18. Tim Hunter, Hunter 2, 16.632; 19. Robert Huisken, Shelly 46, 16.719; 20. Eddie Lynch, Lynch 29, 16.881; 21. Barry Ruble, Ruble 63r, 16.908; 22. Mike Jonas, Jonas 19J, 17.221; 23. Tony Bures, Bures 58, 17.259; 24. Damon Bassett, Bassett 35m, 18.519

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   Crown Battery Heat (8 laps): 1. Rose 2. Kinser 3. Smith 4. Jacobs 5. Kemenah 6. Fast 7. Huisken 8. Jonas.
   B&B Products Heat (8 laps): 1. Gressman 2. Wilson 3. Hannagan 4. Daggett 5. Dodson 6. Mann 7. Lynch 8. Bures.
   Engler Machine & Tool Heat (8 laps): 1. Hunter 2. May 3. Agan 4. Mayes 5. Campbell 6. Rutan 7. Ruble 8. Bassett.

   Haulmark Dash (4 laps): 1. Campbell 2. Smith 3. Kemenah 4. Mayes.

   Haulmark A Main (30 laps): 1. Dustin Daggett 2. Chad Kemenah 3. Cameron Dodson 4. Kelly Kinser 5. Greg Wilson 6. Danny Smith 7. Randy Hannagan 8. Jon Agan 9. Phil Gressman 10. Brock Mayes 11. Barry Ruble 12. Gary Fast 13. Eddie Lynch 14. Robert Huisken 15. Mike Jonas 16. Tony Buras 17. Damon Bassett 18. Ben Rutan 19. Paul May 20. Dean Jacobs 21. Brett Mann 22. Bill Rose 23. Jeremy Campbell 24. Tim Hunter.

   Lap Leaders: Dean Jacobs 1-4, Dustin Daggett 5-30

Danny Smith Wins at Spoon River

7-30-04 CANTON, IL – It was win number three on the Haulmark All Star sprint season for Danny Smith Friday night at Spoon River Speedway. It was the first visit by the series to the 3/8 mile oval and a huge crowd was on hand to see Smith’s 27th career All Star win in the Pence GMC-Olds Doug Williams Trucking Maxim. Smith passed Jeremy Campbell to lead the final six laps for the win.

Dean Jacobs and Campbell led the field to the green flag for the 30 lap contest with Jacobs using the low groove to grab the top spot from Campbell in turn three to lead the first lap. Campbell went high the next lap to grab the lead back from Jacobs. Once in front, Campbell, in the G-Force Racing, Penske Racing Shocks, Benic Enterprises, K&N Filters Maxim-Gaerte began pulling away from Jacobs. Fourth starting Smith took second with four laps in the books, and Smith began catching the leader once he was in lapped traffic.

Jacobs spun the Webb No. 51 on lap 11, bringing out the caution. This dropped Jacobs from third and he restarted at the back of the pack.

Kemenah moved into third for the restart, followed by Kerry Madsen and Randy Hannagan. Campbell held a nice lead over Smith and Kemenah, but Campbell jumped the cushion in turn two just past the halfway mark of the event. This miscue allowed Smith to pull right up to the back push bar of Campbell, and the race for the lead was on. Heavy lapped traffic came into play as Smith looked for a way around Campbell, but yet had to repel the advances of Kemenah.

With 23 laps in the books, Smith finally moved off the bottom groove to get through lapped traffic. Campbell went low with a lapped car in the middle groove and Smith drove around the top of the speedway to lead lap 24. Two laps later, Terry McCarl, running eighth, spun to bring out another caution. McCarl was forced to exit the event. The lineup was now Smith, Campbell, Kemenah, Hannagan and Madsen. Kemenah applied heavy pressure to Campbell following the restart as Madsen and Hannagan also raced side by side.

At the finish it was Smith over Kemenah, who got past Campbell for second at the end. Hannagan held on for fourth, just ahead of an amazing drive by Jerrod Hull. Hull started 20th and earned the Fisher Performance Hard Charger award for his methodical race into fifth. Madsen was sixth ahead of Wayne Johnson, Scott Young’s brand new car, Cameron Dodson (who started 16th) and veteran Jim Moughan.

The Crown Battery heat fell to Phil Gressman, the B&B Products heat went to Jerrod Hull, the Engler Machine and Tool heat was won by Paul May and the TP Wings heat fell to Greg Wilson. Terry McCarl won the University of Northwestern Ohio B Main and Campbell captured the Haulmark Dash. Wayne Johnson was the Huggins Cams Fast Time qualifier with a new track record of 11.383 seconds, topping a 43 car field. Bill Rose flipped in heat race number two and he emerged uninjured but was through for the evening.

The All Stars return to action Saturday night July 31 at Hartford (MI) Speedway Park and also on Sunday Aug. 1 at the South Buxton (ON, Canada) Raceway.

Crown Battery Heat (8 laps): 1. Gressman 2. Campbell 3. Logan 4. Bunton 5. Babb 6. Hawks 7. Hannagan 8. Rogerson 9. Kristian 10. Deavers 11. Johnson.

B&B Products Heat (8 laps): 1. Hull 2. Jacobs 3. Kemenah 4. Dodson 5. Agan 6. McCarl 7. Standridge 8. Lynch 9. Haynes 10. A.J. Bruns 11. Jones.

Engler Machine & Tool Heat (8 laps): 1. May 2. Jim Moughan 3. Mayes 4. Madsen 5. Waite Jr. 6. Joey Moughan 7. Sutton 8. Jamison 9. Ruble 10. Hurley 11. Rose.

TP Wings Heat (8 laps): 1. Wilson 2. Sowold 3. O’Dell 4. Rockhold 5. Smith 6. Hunter 7. Young 8. Davis 9. Pat Bruns 10. Gharst.

Haulmark Dash (4 laps): 1. Campbell 2. Wilson 3. Kemenah 4. Smith.

University of Northwestern Ohio B Main (12 laps): 1. McCarl 2. Hannagan 3. Johnson 4. Young 5. Hurley.

Haulmark A Main (30 laps): 1. Danny Smith 2. Chad Kemenah 3. Jeremy Campbell 4. Randy Hannagan 5. Jerrod Hull 6. Kerry Madsen 7. Wayne Johnson 8. Scott Young 9. Cameron Dodson 10. Jim Moughan 11. Terry Babb 12. Dean Jacobs 13. Jason Sowold 14. Phil Gressman 15. Jon Agan 16. Manny Rockhold 17. Ricky Logan 18. Paul May 19. Ryan Bunton 20. Derek O’Dell 21. Bill Waite Jr. 22. Terry McCarl 23. Greg Wilson 24. Brock Mayes.

Lap Leaders: Dean Jacobs 1, Jeremy Campbell 2-23, Danny Smith 24-30.

McCarl and Madsen Win at Knoxville

Haulmark All Star Sprint Results - Knoxville Raceway - Fri. 7/23/04 By Bob Wilson

      KNOXVILLE, IA - Terry McCarl and Kerry Madsen won the twin 20's Friday night at Knoxville Raceway in the Haulmark All Star sprint-NCRA-IRA Iowa Telecom 4th annual Summer Classic. The field was split into two groups, with half trying to qualify for each 20 lap feature. The wins paid each driver $3,000.
   For McCarl, it was his fifth feature event win at this historic oval this season while Madsen recorded his first of the season here.
   Shane Stewart grabbed the lead in the first feature event from his pole position start.  Through two yellow flag periods Stewart established leads of up to 20-car lengths and seemed to have the field covered for the distance.
   Meanwhile, in back of him a tremendous battle broke out for the next three spots as Tim St. Arnold , Billy Alley and McCarl contested second through fourth.  No positions changed, until Stewart and the threesome behind him entered lap traffic just after the half-way point.  Right away McCarl got by Alley and then one lap later he disposed of St. Arnold.  Just after these passes the third caution of the race slowed the field to a single file alignment.
   At this point it should be noted that Dean Jacobs had zoomed to 5th after starting 18th.  Likewise, Chad Kemenah, who started 19th was running 8th.
   On the restart, Stewart led one more lap until McCarl got by him on the 16th circuit with a slide job in turns one and two.  Once in front, McCarl parked his car on the cushion and pulled away from the field to record his 41st career win here in his self-owned Eagle-Wesmar.
   Stewart took second and $2,000 and Alley was third for $1,500.  Jacobs claimed fourth and Kemenah took fifth.  Rounding out the top ten finishers were St. Arnold, Colin Northway, Kim Mock, Jesse Giannetto and Jesse Hockett who came from the rear after blowing a tire and bringing out the yellow on lap two.
   In the second feature which went non-stop, Matt Moro grabbed the initial lead as he swept out of turn four on the first lap.  Moro looked very fast and began to pull away from the 24-car field when all of a sudden when he came down the frontstretch he slowed markedly, taking the flag, but also pulling to the infield on the exit road with mechanical problems.
   With Moro gone, second runner Clint Garner enjoyed the top spot for one lap until Madsen pulled along side and passed him on the back chute on the following lap.  From that point, the race belonged to Madsen as he began to stretch his margin out to 25-car lengths.
   Just after the half-way point, Madsen began to hit the backmarkers but on this night he would take no prisoners as he scorched through the slower cars with Garner still running second and Wayne Johnson third.
   Johnson grabbed the runner-up spot on lap fourteen but he was unable to mount a challenge to the Madsen onslaught as they raced through the final laps of the ten-mile sprint.  Skip Jackson also made a pass of Garner two laps later to place third.  And that is how the top four finished with Madsen's Vermeer Cool-Shaver leading the way to the checkered flags.  Jaymie Moyle was fifth.
   Jac Haudenschild, Travis Cram, Mike Reinke, Randy Hannagan, and Jeremy Campbell completed the top ten finishers on a racetrack made heavy by a light shower just after the five o'clock hour and nearly two inches of precipitation over the previous twenty-four hours.
   The Crown Battery heat fell to Scott Beritzer, the B&B Products heat went to Billy Alley, the Engler Machine and Tool heat was won by Shane Stewart, the TP Wings heat fell to Brooke Tatnell and the other heats to Jeff Johnson, Clint Garner, Joe Beaver, Jaymie Moyle, Jeremy Campbell and Wayne Johnson. Aaron Berryhill and John Vandenberg won the twin University of Northwestern Ohio B Mains. A total of 80 cars were in competition. Jason Johnson and Daron Clayton were battling hard for third in a heat when the two touched. Johnson went head-first into the turn four wall. He was uninjured other than some stitches in his hand.
   The summary
Heat (started, *qualified for A): 1. Scott Biertzer 4B (2*) 2. Jesse Hockett 75 (4*) 3. Chris Walraven 56 (3*) 4. Ricky Logan 7x (5*) 5. Jesse Giannetto D1 (8*) 6. Barry Ruble 63R (1) 7. Greg Wilson 63 (7) 8. Steve Meyer 85m (6)

Heat (started, *qualified for A): 1. Billy Alley 22 (2*) 2. Terry McCarl 24 (4*) 3. Colin Northway 60 (1*) 4. Dean Jacobs 51 (5*) 5. Lynton Jeffrey 10 (7*) 6. Aaron Berryhill 97 (8) 7. Eddie Lynch 29 (6) 8. Ryan Irwin 49 (3)

Heat (started, *qualified for A): 1. Shane Stewart 4m (7*) 2. Tim St. Arnold 8s (5*) 3. Jerrol Slinkard 15s (1*) 4. Brock Mayes 11B (3) 5. Mike Moore 69 (8) 6. Wayne Modjeski 77 (4) 7. Tyler Houseman 50 (6) 8. Kurt Davis 6K (2)

Heat (started): 1. Brooke Tatnell 66 (1*) 2. Ryan Anderson 71R (2*) 3. Travis Whitney 9 (6*) 4. John Sernett 91 (3) 5. Mike Kertscher 80K (4) 6. Bill Rose 6 (8) 7. Dave Uttech 68 (5) 8. Scotty Neitzel 2w (7)

Heat (started): 1. Jeff Johnson 11J (2*) 2. Kaley Gharst 44G (1*) 3. Kim Mock 1m (6*) 4. Chad Kemenah 15K (5*) 5. Patrick Bourke 27 (3) 6. Ty Bartz 75x (4) 7. Robert Bell 71 (7) 8. Matt Wasmund 4w (8)

Heat (started, *qualified for feature): 1. Clint Garner 40 (4*) 2. Kerry Madsen 55 (6*) 3. Chad Meyer 1w (3*) 4. Travis Cram 92 (8*) 5. Randy Hannagan 1x (7*) 6. Jon Agan 4J (5) 7. Rusty Egan 50E (1) 8. Scott Uttech 7 (2)

Heat (started, *qualified for feature): 1. Joe Beaver 53 (1*) 2. Jason Solwold R19 (4*) 3. Brent Antill 1 (3*) 4. Mark Hurd 44m (5*) 5. Adam Jones 4A (7) 6. Andy Hunt 9A (2) 7. Dan Owings 19k (6) 8. John VanDenBerg V10 (8)

Heat (started, *qualified for feature): 1. Jaymie Moyle 1s (1*) 2. Don Droud Jr. 83 (4*) 3. Skip Jackson 2 (8*) 4. Bill Warren 95 (2) 5. Mike Stefka 83D (3) 6. Greg Jones 35 (5) 7. Steve Martin 20AZ (7) 8. Calvin Landis 70 (6)

Heat (started, *qualified for feature): 1. Jeremy Campbell 10c (1*) 2. Matt Moro 47 (8*) 3. Danny Smith 4 (4*) 4. Mike Reinke 02 (5*) 5. Marty Perovich 17AU (2) 6. Johnny Anderson 7a (3) 7. Tim Hunter 2H (7) 8. Phil Gressman 70x (6)

Heat (started, *qualified for feature): 1. Wayne Johnson 14AJ (2*) 2. Jac Haudenschild 5 (1*) 3. Jeff Slinkard 21az (3*) 4. Paul May 71m (5*) 5. Jack Dubin 91x (8) 6. Daron Clayton 92D (4) 7. Jason Johnson 50D (6) DNS - Jeff Mitrisin 17G (7)

B main (started): 1. Berryhill (4) 2. Mayes (1) 3. Moore (3) 4. Rose (6) / 5. Kertscher (5) 6. Wilson (9) 7. D. Uttech (12) 8. Bourke (7) 9. Bartz (8) 10. Lynch (10) 11. Bell (13) 12. Irwin (15) 13. Davis (16) 14. Neitzel (17) 15. Sernett (2) 16. Houseman (11) 17. S. Meyer (14) DNS - Ruble, Modjeski, Wasmund

B main (started): 1. VanDenBerg (14) 2. Stefka (3) 3. Warren (2) 4. Agan (5) / 5. Mitrisin (18) 6. Hunter (13) 7. J. Anderson (8) 8. A. Jones (1) 9. G. Jones (7) 10. S. Uttech (15) 11. Hunt (6) 12. Martin (12) 13. Egan (10) 14. Owings (11) 15. Dubin (19) 16. Gressman (16) 17. Clayton (9) 18. Perovich (4) 19. Landis (17) DNS - Ja. Johnson

A main (started): 1. McCarl (7) 2. Stewart (1) 3. Alley (3) 4. Jacobs (18) 5. Kemenah (19) 6. St. Arnold (4) 7. Northway (14) 8. Mock (10) / 9. Giannetto (17) 10. Hockett (6) 11. Logan (16) 12. Whitney (9) 13. Berryhill (21) 14. Jeffrey (20) 15. Walraven (13) 16. Rose (24) 17. Moore (23) 18. Mayes (22) 19. Biertzer (2) 20. Jer. Slinkard (15) 21. Ry. Anderson (11) 22. Je. Johnson (5) 23. Gharst (12) 24. Tatnell (8).

A main (started): 1. Madsen (3) 2. W. Johnson (5) 3. Jackson (4) 4. Garner (2) 5. Moyle (8) 6. Haudenschild (12) 7. Cram (11) 8. Reinke (18) / 9. Hannagan (20) 10. Campbell (10) 11. Solwold (7) 12. Smith (13) 13. C. Meyer (14) 14. Antill (15) 15. VanDenBerg (21) 16. Droud (9) 17. May (19) 18. Agan (24) 19. Beaver (6) 20. Warren (23) 21. Hurd (17) 22. Stefka (22) 23. Moro (1) 24. Jef. Slinkard (16).
 

Greg Wilson Sails at LOS

Lake of the Ozarks Speedway

July 21, 2004

ELDON, MO - Greg Wilson loves Lake Ozark Speedway. He backed up his earlier win a month ago with a second Haulmark All Star sprint 30 lap feature triumph Wednesday night. Wilson got by early leader Phil Gressman and led Chad Kemenah and Randy Hannagan across the finish line on the beautiful 3/8 mile oval.
      Jerrod Hull and Gressman in the Premiere Motorsports No. 70 made up row one for the start, followed by Jason Johnson's Cox Fabricating machine, Wilson's Bob Hampshire No. 63, Kemenah's Harble Motorsports 15k and Hannagan's THR Racing 1x.
   Gressman led early utilizing the bottom groove before getting passed by Wilson on lap eight. Wilson then led Gressman, Hull, Hannagan and All Star points leader Kemenah. Hannagan was very fast and took over second, using the top groove to reel in the low running Wilson. Hannagan challenged the leader several times, but was never able to get by.
   Gressman dropped back to eighth and then pulled in just past the half way point. The track was two grooved with cars running all over the place searching for the fast way around.
   Kemenah moved up to third, and his chase of runner-up Hannagan was on. Kemenah got past the Hurricane for second on lap 13, and then the caution flew for a stopped Jon Agan on lap 17.
   Wilson now led Kemenah, Hannagan, Jason Johnson and Hull. Hannagan retook second following the restart, but Kemenah recaptured that position with three laps remaining when Hannagan jumped the cushion in turn four and fell to third. Kemenah finally did catch Wilson but when Wilson got to lapped traffic he was gone. Wilson executed the traffic perfectly weaving in and out of traffic dodging the tractor tires on the bottom and cars on the top avoiding disaster on at least two separate occasions.
   Johnson held on for the fourth spot, with Jesse Hockett being the rocket at the end of the race running the top and blowing by cars after the last restart to finish fifth.
      Dean Jacobs in Guy Webb's car moved quickly from ninth starting spot into the top five and finished sixth working the high line of the speedway. Danny Smith earned the Fisher Performance Hard Charger award, coming from 15th starting spot to seventh, ahead of Hull, Bill Rose and Wayne Johnson.
   The Crown Battery heat fell to Tim Hunter, the B&B Products heat went to Derek O'Dell and the Engler Machine and Tool heat was won by Danny Smith. Paul May won the University of Northwestern Ohio B Main. Wilson captured the Haulmark Dash and Hannagan was the Huggins Cams Fast Time qualifier.
 

Time Trials: 1. Randy Hannagan, THR 1x, 11.728; 2. Chad Kemenah, Harble 15k, 11.808; 3. Greg Wilson, Hampshire 63, 11.921; 4. Jason Johnson, Cox 50D, 12.005; 5. Phil Gressman, Grove 70, 12.074; 6. Jerrod Hull, Hull 12h, 12.118; 7. Bill Rose, Rose 6, 12.163; 8. Jesse Hockett, VKCC 75, 12.167; 9. Dean Jacobs, Webb 51, 12.186; 10. Jeremy Campbell, Campbell 10c, 12.238; 11. Wayne Johnson, Fattfro 14aj, 12.325; 12. Jeff Slinkard, Slinkard 21, 12.391; 13. Tim Hunter, Hunter 2H, 12.424; 14. Derek O’Dell, O’Dell 11d, 12.458; 15. Danny Smith, Smith 4, 12.471; 16. Brock Mayes, Mayes 11b, 17. Barry Ruble, Ruble 63r, 18. Adam Jones, Jones 4a, 19. Paul May, May 71m, 20. Randy Martin, Martin 14, 21. Jeff Davis, Davis 33, 22. Eddie Lynch, Lynch 29, 23. Jon Agan, Agan 4j, 24. Steve Martin, Martin 20az, 25. Joey Montgomery, Montgomery 21c, 26. Damon Kronk, Kronk 11, 27. Lowe Cannell, Cannell 2c, 28. Jeff Wingate, Wingate 8.

Heat 1 8 laps top 6 transfer: Tim Hunter, Brock Mayes, Randy Hannagan, Jeremy Campbell, Bill Rose, Jason Johnson, Paul May, Joey Montgomery, Eddie Lynch

Heat 2: Derek O’Dell, Wayne Johnson, Chad Kemenah, Jesse Hockett, Phil Gressmen, Jon Agan, Randy Martin, Barry Ruble Damon Kronk

Heat 3: Danny Smith, Dean Jacobs, Jeff Slinkard, Greg Wilson, Jerrod Hull, Adam Jones, Jeff Davis, Steve Martin, Lowe Cannel, Jeff Wingate (didn’t take qualifying time)

Dash (4L): Greg Wilson, Chad Kemenah, Phil Gressmen, Randy Hannagan

B Main 12 laps top 6 transfer: Paul May, Randy Martin, Barry Ruble, Jeff Davis, Joey Montgomery, Eddie Lynch, Steve Martin, Damon Kronk, Jeff Wingate, Lowe Cannel

A Main 30 Laps: Greg Wilson, Chad Kemenah, Randy Hannagan, Jason Johnson, Jesse Hockett, Dean Jacobs, Danny Smith, Jerrod Hull, Bill Rose, Wayne Johnson, Brock Mayes, Jeremy Campbell, Randy Martin, Tim Hunter, Joey Montgomery, Eddie Lynch, Jeff Slinkard, Barry Ruble, Paul May, Derek O’Dell, Jeff Davis, Jon Agan, Phil Gressmen, Adam Jones

Dean Jacobs Gets West Virginia Win

Haulmark All Star Sprint Results – West Virginia Motor Speedway – Sat. 7/10/04 By Scott Hall

MINERAL WELLS, WV – Dean Jacobs captured his first win of the season Saturday night at West Virginia Motor Speedway as the Haulmark All Star sprints returned to 5/8 mile oval for the first time in 14 years. Jacobs, aboard his own No. 27 Maxim with Ott power, took the lead on lap 10 from early leader Brock Mayes and fought off Chad Kemenah at the finish. His winning team is supported by Attica Raceway Park, Pike Supply, Waverly Quick Lube and Pullins Motorsports. After rain and fog delays, the checkered flag fell on the event at 4:12 a.m.
Mayes and Jon Agan made up the front row for the start, followed by Danny Smith and Jeremy Campbell. Mayes led the first three laps with Agan and Campbell following until Agan got sideways in turn two and collected Campbell, bringing out the first caution. This put Smith into second for the restart. Mayes led until he jumped the cushion on lap seven, allowing Smith to get by. But Smith’s pass was nullified by a caution for Craig McGuire’s stalled machine. McGuire had been running eighth.
Mayes bolted out to another big lead, followed by Smith, ninth starter Dean Jacobs and Kemenah. Jacobs got around Smith for second on lap nine, and put a turn one slide job on Mayes for the lead on lap 10. Then Smith and Kemenah followed Jacobs past Mayes before the action was slowed again when Jon Agan flipped on lap 14.
Jacobs led for the restart, with Kemenah applying pressure to Smith for second. Kemenah ducked under Smith for second a lap later. Kemenah could not catch Jacobs until the leaders got into lapped traffic. Kemenah pulled right up to Jacobs with three laps to go. Kemenah was poised to make a pass, but the lapped car of Andy McKisson got in the way, allowing Jacobs to bolt ahead again and seal the win.
Smith was third at the end ahead of Greg Wilson, Rob Chaney and Mayes.
The Crown Battery heat fell to Rob Chaney, the B&B Products heat went to Butch Schroeder, the Engler Machine and Tool heat was won by Bill Rose and Jimmy Stinson won the University of Northwestern Ohio B Main. Kemenah was the Huggins Cams Fast Time qualifier with a new track record of 16.676 seconds and captured the Haulmark Dash. Ryan Coniam took a hard flip in the third heat, but he emerged uninjured. A late afternoon rain shower delayed the start of the program by almost five hours.
Huggins Cams Time Trials: 1. Chad Kemenah, Harble 15k, 16.676 (NTR); 2. Craig McGuire, McGuire 4mc, 16.754; 3. Ryan Coniam, Grove 70, 16.758; 4. Jimmy Stinson, Stinson 84, 16.775; 5. Jeremy Campbell, Campbell 10c, 16.777; 6. Danny Smith, Smith 4, 16.793; 7. Jon Agan, Agan 4J, 16.794; 8. Brock Mayes, Mayes 11B, 16.824; 9. Barry Ruble, Ruble 63r, 16.858; 10. Dean Jacobs, DJR 27, 16.877; 11. Greg Wilson, Hampshire 63, 16.898; 12. Nick Naber, Jarrell 22, 16.905; 13. Rob Chaney, SC Racing 9x, 16.963; 14. Butch Schroeder, Brown 99, 17.018; 15. Phil Gressman, Robenalt 98, 17.028; 16. Tim Hunter, Hunter 2, 17.142; 17. Paul May, May 71m, 17.153; 18. Bill Rose, Rose 6, 17.167; 19. Mike Lutz, Chiappelli 98, 17.199; 20. Keith Baxter, Baxter 1B, 17.240; 21. Adam Strausser, Strausser 65, 17.296; 22. Andy McKisson, McKisson 0, 17.400; 23. Eddie Lynch, Lynch 29, 17.447; 24. Brian Benson, Smith 1, 17.874; 25. Wayne McPeek, McPeek 1mc, 17.876; 26. Dave Dickson, Abbott 7a, 18.253; 27. Larry McPeek, McPeek 30, 18.590; 28. Randy Fink, Fink 41, 20.277; 29. Eddie Slone, Slone 4x, NT.
Crown Battery Heat (8 laps): 1. Chaney 2. Agan 3. Jacobs 4. Kemenah 5. Hunter 6. McKisson 7. Stinson 8. Lutz 9. W. McPeek 10. Fink.
B&B Products Heat (8 laps): 1. Schroeder 2. May 3. Wilson 4. Mayes 5. Campbell 6. McGuire 7. Lynch 8. Baxter 9. Dickson 10. Slone (DNS).
Engler Machine & Tool Heat (8 laps): 1. Rose 2. Smith 3. Ruble 4. Naber 5. L. McPeek 6. Benson 7. Gressman 8. Strausser 9. Coniam.
Haulmark Dash (4 laps): 1. Kemenah 2. Smith 3. Campbell 4. Agan.
University of Northwestern Ohio B Main (10 laps): 1. Stinson 2. Lutz 3. Coniam 4. Gressman 5. Baxter 6. W. McPeek 7. Lynch 8. Strausser 9. Dickson 10. Slone 11. Fink.
Haulmark A Main (25 laps): 1. Dean Jacobs 2. Chad Kemenah 3. Danny Smith 4. Greg Wilson 5. Rob Chaney 6. Brock Mayes 7. Jimmy Stinson 8. Paul May 9. Bill Rose 10. Keith Baxter 11. Nick Naber 12. Wayne McPeek 13. Barry Ruble 14. Andy McKisson 15. Eddie Lynch 16. Tim Hunter 17. Ryan Coniam 18. Jon Agan 19. Brian Benson 20. Larry McPeek 21. Butch Schroeder 22. Craig McGuire 23. Phil Gressman 24. Jeremy Campbell.
Lap Leaders: Brock Mayes 1-9, Dean Jacobs 10-25.
All Star Sprint Points:
1 Chad Kemenah 1758
2 Danny Smith 1672
3 Greg Wilson 1613
4 Jeremy Campbell 1484
5 Tim Hunter 1371
6 Brock Mayes 1328
7 Ryan Coniam 1275
8 Paul May 1258
9 Bill Rose 1243
10 Dale Blaney 1236
 

Kaeding Wins at LimaLand

7-2-04 ALLENTOWN, OH – Before Friday night, many fans in attendance at Limaland Motorsports Park had only read about Tim Kaeding in the racing papers. Well, those fans found out he was for real as the California driver led all 30 laps in the Haulmark All Star sprint car Ohio Speedweek feature.

All Star Sprint Ohio Speedweek – Limaland Motorsports Park – Fri. 7/2/04 By Scott Hall It was race six of the 22nd annual Ohio Outlaw Sprint Speedweek and it was Kaeding’s first career All Star win in the Beef Packer’s No. 83JR Eagle Chassis with Wesmar power. Local favorite Greg Wilson pulled close several times in lapped traffic but could never mount a serious challenge to Kaeding.

“We talked about tying the left side of the car down a little bit to go through the rough stuff and when we got into lapped traffic we picked our spots and kept the momentum up,” was how Kaeding described his race. “It was great for the H&R Cattle team. We struggled the last couple nights and this was just fun tonight. This is a blast.”

It was an all California front row for the start with Kaeding and Randy Hannagan leading the field. Kaeding rocketed out to the lead at the start with third starter Wilson taking second in the Bob Hampshire machine and Tim Hunter third ahead of Hannagan. Kaeding pushed out to a half straightaway lead as the battle heated up for second between Wilson and All Star points leader Chad Kemenah. Kemenah dove low under Wilson to grab second on lap ten, then the red flag came out when fourth place runner Hunter hit the wall and flipped in turn three. Kelly Kinser, running 11th at this point, also went pitside with mechanical problems under the red.

When the green came back out, it was Kaeding again on top with Wilson and Kemenah battling furiously for second. Kemenah ran second ahead of Wilson until lap 17 when Wilson went high off turn four to grab the runnerup spot.

After Kemenah battled back for second again, Wilson took back the spot on lap 20 with Haudenschild now challenging Kemenah for third. Wilson was closing on the leader in lapped traffic and closed to within two car lengths of Kaeding. Just as Wilson appeared to be able to make a move for the lead, heavy lapped traffic killed his momentum. Meanwhile, Haudenschild and Blaney both got past Kemenah. With two laps to go, Todd Kane and Jesse Hockett made contact, with Hockett stopping on the backstretch with front end damage.

This set up a two lap dash to the checkered and $5,000. The partisan crowd was rooting for Wilson, but Kaeding rode the cushion home for the win. Wilson rode home second with Haudenschild crossing third and Blaney was fourth. John Ivy started tenth and was fifth at the end and Kemenah faded to sixth. Hannagan was seventh and Danny Smith eighth.

Smith flipped after the checkered as he ran into a Jan Howard and Robbie Farr collision in turn one. Dean Jacobs was ninth and Paul May tenth.

The Crown Battery heat fell to Smith, the B&B Products heat went to Phil Gressman, the Engler Machine and Tool heat was won by Todd Kane and the TP Wings heat fell to Jeremy Campbell. Wilson captured the Haulmark Dash and Kemenah was the Huggins Cams Fast Time qualifier and also won the University of Northwestern Ohio B Main.

Bill Rose flipped hard in the first heat. He was out for the rest of the evening.

Huggins Cams Time Trials: 1. Chad Kemenah, Harble 15k, 11.401; 2. Jac Haudenschild, Miller 6m, 11.609; 3. Rob Chaney, SC Racing 9x, 11.755; 4. Brock Mayes, Mayes 11B, 11.813; 5. Paul May, May 71m, 11.841; 6. Tim Hunter, Hunter 2, 11.847; 7. Greg Wilson, Hampshire 63, 11.859; 8. Randy Hannagan, THR 1x, 11.874; 9. Tim Kaeding, Roth 83jr, 11.919; 10. Dale Blaney, Andrews 72, 11.931; 11. John Ivy, Carousel 20, 11.944; 12. Ryan Coniam, Grove 70, 11.954; 13. Byron Reed, B&S 5, 11.960; 14. Phil Gressman, Robenalt 98, 12.017; 15. Jesse Hockett, VKCC 75, 12.032; 16. Kelly Kinser, Kinser 4k, 12.033; 17. Danny Smith, Smith 4, 12.061; 18. Barry Ruble, Ruble 63r, 12.135; 19. Dean Jacobs, DJR 27, 12.139; 20. Jeremy Campbell, Campbell 10c, 12.149; 21. Cory Seeling, Seeling 97, 12.169; 22. Andrew Palker, Palker 57x, 12.208; 23. Todd Kane, Kane 78, 12.212; 24. Jon Agan, Agan 4J, 12.288; 25. Robbie Farr, J&M 55, 12.311; 26. Jan Howard, Howard 46, 12.337; 27. Lee Jacobs, Burmeister 16, 12.406; 28. Keith Baxter, Baxter 1B, 12.447; 29. Bill Rose, Rose 6, 12.561; 30. Eddie Lynch, Lynch 29, 12.679; 31. Jeff Williams, T&S 5w, 12.690; 32. Mike Brecht, Hammons 20, 12.726; 33. Rick Boughan, Liette 16K, 12.917; 34. Kent Wolters, K&L 1, 13.113; 35. Eddie Rhine, Kaser 98x, 13.173; 36. Ryan Myers, Garrett 56r, 13.177.

Crown Battery Heat (10 laps): 1. Smith 2. Kaeding 3. Reed 4. Farr 5. Seeling 6. May 7. Boughan 8. Kemenah 9. Rose.

B&B Products Heat (10 laps): 1. Gressman 2. Hunter 3. Haudenschild 4. Blaney 5. Howard 6. Palker 7. Lynch 8. Ruble 9. Wolters.

Engler Machine & Tool Heat (10 laps): 1. Kane 2. D. Jacobs 3. Ivy 4. Chaney 5. Wilson 6. Hockett 7. Williams 8. L. Jacobs 9. Rhine.

TP Wings Heat (10 laps): 1. Campbell 2. Kinser 3. Coniam 4. Hannagan 5. Agan 6. Mayes 7. Brecht 8. Baxter 9. Myers.

Haulmark Dash (4 laps): 1. Wilson 2. Hunter 3. Haudenschild 4. Chaney.

University of Northwestern Ohio B Main (15 laps): 1. Kemenah 2. Hockett 3. L. Jacobs 4. May 5. Baxter 6. Williams 7. Brecht 8. Palker 9. Rhine 10. Boughan 11. Ruble 12. Lynch 13. Wolters 14. Myers 15. Mayes (DNS).

Haulmark A Main (30 laps): 1. Tim Kaeding 2. Greg Wilson 3. Jac Haudenschild 4. Dale Blaney 5. John Ivy 6. Chad Kemenah 7. Randy Hannagan 8. Danny Smith 9. Dean Jacobs 10. Paul May 11. Phil Gressman 12. Todd Kane 13. Rob Chaney 14. Lee Jacobs 15. Jan Howard 16. Robbie Farr 17. Jon Agan 18. Jesse Hockett 19. Cory Seeling 20. Ryan Coniam 21. Jeremy Campbell 22. Tim Hunter 23. Kelly Kinser 24. Byron Reed.

Lap Leaders: Tim Kaeding 1-30.
 

Blaney Stays Hot With Fremont Win

Haulmark All Star Sprint Ohio Speedweek - Fremont Speedway - THU. 7/1/04 By Scott Hall

      FREMONT, OH  - Dale Blaney was on cruise control Thursday night at Fremont Speedway in the Haulmark All Star sprint car 40 lap Ohio Speedweek feature. His third win of the week in round five of the 22nd annual Speedweek was run in front of a standing room only crowd and came in wire-to-wire fashion.
   "We qualified 11th and were lucky enough to start on the front row. I don't know if we could have won from 11th or not," Blaney stated from victory lane. "Tom and Fritz Andrews do a great job with the car along with George Fisher." His winning Maxim featured a Fisher engine under the hood.
   Starting from the pole, Blaney rocketed out to an immediate lead, followed by Bobby Clark and Rob Chaney. Clark and Jeremy Campbell both disposed of Chaney in the first two laps and began trying to keep Blaney in sight.
   Blaney built a half straightway lead over Clark and Campbell, who were dueling back and forth for second. Once a pair of yellows on laps eight and ten were cleaned up, Blaney again set the pace. Kelly Kinser, who started sixth in the Rotochopper 4K, was now fourth and put Campbell in his sights.
   Blaney, once in lapped traffic, kept his advantage over Clark.
   After the halfway mark John Ivy was the man on the move as Tuesday's feature winner began to pass cars. He started 14th and was 19th on lap 23 and seventh by lap 30. Kinser took third from Campbell on lap 35, but he could not catch Clark for second.
   As the laps wound down, Blaney cruised through lapped traffic and Clark began eating into the leader's advantage, but Blaney still won by half a lap at the checkered. Kinser rode home third with Campbell holding on for fourth. Chaney rode home fifth with Ivy moving into sixth at the end. Ninth starter Tim Hunter came in seventh and Greg Wilson, moving into the Andy James No. 72 for the A Main, started last and moved steadily through the
pack for eighth. Danny Smith started 23rd and finished ninth ahead of Brock Mayes.
   "Andy Potter has the car real nice right now. He told me to just be patient and it would come around," hometown driver Clark said after finishing second. "I wish we had ten more laps because it was really hooking up at the end. I got tied up behind lapped cars for about five laps and it really killed me."
   "We were tight all race, then it freed up at the end. I'm tired of looking at that 72 in front of me," Kinser said with a smile after his third place run. "We may not be running fast here but we put on a good show, running side by side," he concluded.
   The Crown Battery heat fell to Lee Jacobs, the B&B Products heat went to Andrew Palker, the Engler Machine and Tool heat was won by Craig Mintz and the TP Wings heat fell to John Ivy. Brandon Martin won the Outerwears Pre-filters C Main and Tim Hunter won the University of Northwestern Ohio B Main. Bill Rose captured the Haulmark Dash and Kinser was the Huggins Cams Fast Time qualifier.
   Huggins Cams Time Trials: 1. Kelly Kinser, Kinser 4k, 12.844; 2. Jeremy Campbell, Campbell 10c, 12.895; 3. Jac Haudenschild, Miller 6m, 12.902; 4. Bill Rose, Rose 6, 12.910; 5. Rob Chaney, SC Racing 9x, 13.030; 6. Bobby Clark, Clark 8, 13.139; 7. Tim Kaeding, Roth 83jr, 13.233; 8. Phil Gressman, Robenalt 98, 13.245; 9. Tim Hunter, Hunter 2, 13.348; 10. Paul May, May 71m, 13.362; 11. Dale Blaney, Andrews 72, 13.425; 12. Jesse Hockett, VKCC 75, 13.430; 13. Ryan Coniam, Grove 70, 13.463; 14. Brock Mayes, Mayes 11B, 13.465; 15. Todd Kane, Kane 78, 13.515; 16. John Ivy, Carousel 20, 13.515; 17. Andy James, James 72, 13.523; 18. Keith Baxter, Baxter 1B, 13.544; 19. Chad Kemenah, Harble 15k, 13.592; 20. Byron Reed, B&S 5, 13.594; 21. Lee Jacobs, Burmeister 16, 13.618; 22. Andrew Palker, Palker 57x, 13.623; 23. Craig Mintz, Sabo 8s, 13.651; 24. David Harrison, Ludwig 10, 13.653; 25. Jon Agan, Agan 4J, 13.703; 26. Eric Rankin, Rankin 39, 13.735; 27. Ed Neumeister, Neumeister 11n, 13.736; 28. Mike Linder, James 3, 13.790; 29. Kurt Winker, Kirian K, 13.846; 30. Barry Ruble, Ruble 63r, 13.880; 31. Danny Smith, Smith 4, 13.905; 32. Randy Hannagan, THR 1x, 13.933; 33. Alvin Roepke, Roepke/Ford 99, 13.995; 34. Todd Heller, Heller 14h, 14.043; 35. Robbie Farr, J&M 55, 14.084; 36. Greg Wilson, Hampshire 63, 14.085; 37. Scott Euler, Euler 27, 14.120; 38. Mark Keegan, Keegan X, 14.127; 39. Eddie Lynch, Lynch 29, 14.174; 40. Caleb Griffith, Ludwig 12, 14.230; 41. Matt Lucius, Lucius & Ludwig 1a, 14.240; 42. Jan Howard, Howard 46, 14.272; 43. Jon Finsel, Finsel F1, 14.403; 44. Chad Blonde, Blonde 5, 14.570; 45. Brandon Martin, Martin 11m, 14.808; 46. Ryan Myers, Garrett 56r, 15.064;
   Crown Battery Heat (10 laps): 1. Jacobs 2. Coniam 3. James 4. Kinser 5. Chaney 6. Winker 7. Roepke 8. Hunter 9. Martin 10. Euler 11. Lucius 12. Agan.
   B&B Products Heat (10 laps): 1. Palker 2. Baxter 3. Mayes 4. Campbell 5. Clark 6. May 7. Heller 8. Myers 9. Howard 10. Rankin 11. Ruble 12. Keegan.
   Engler Machine & Tool Heat (10 laps): 1. Mintz 2. Kemenah 3. Kane 4. Smith 5. Blaney 6. Haudenschild 7. Farr 8. Kaeding 9. Lynch 10. Neumeister 11. Finsel.
   TP Wings Heat (10 laps): 1. Ivy 2. Harrison 3. Reed 4. Rose 5. Linder 6. Gressman 7. Wilson 8. Griffith 9. Hockett 10. Blonde 11. Hannagan.
   Haulmark Dash (4 laps): 1. Rose 2. Campbell 3. Chaney 4. Kinser.
   Outerwears Pre-filters C Main (10 laps): 1. Martin 2. Euler 3. Griffith 4. Lucius 5. Lynch 6. Finsel 7. Myers.
   University of Northwestern Ohio B Main (15 laps): 1. Hunter 2. Kaeding 3. Hockett 4. Haudenschild 5. Roepke 6. Winker 7. Hannagan 8. Wilson 9. Gressman 10. Agan 11. Martin 12. Lucius 13. Neumeister 14. Rankin 15. Heller 16. Ruble 17. Euler 18. Farr 19. May 20. Griffith.
   Haulmark A Main (40 laps): 1. Dale Blaney 2. Bobby Clark 3. Kelly Kinser 4. Jeremy Campbell 5. Rob Chaney 6. John Ivy 7. Tim Hunter 8. Greg Wilson (72J) 9. Danny Smith 10. Brock Mayes 11. Mike Linder 12. David Harrison 13. Lee Jacobs 14. Todd Kane 15. Tim Kaeding 16. Byron Reed 17. Jac Haudenschild 18. Chad Kemenah 19. Craig Mintz 20. Andrew Palker 21. Bill Rose 22. Keith Baxter 23. Jesse Hockett 24. Ryan Coniam.
   Lap Leaders: Dale Blaney 1-40.
 

Blaney Likes Home Cookin' at Sharon

Haulmark All Star Sprint Ohio Speedweek - Sharon Speedway - Wed. 6/30/04 By Scott Hall

      HARTFORD, OH  - Dale Blaney scored a popular home track win Wednesday night at Sharon Speedway in the Haulmark All Star sprint car 30 lap feature. Round four of the 22nd annual Ohio Speedweek returned to Sharon Speedway after a two year absence and showed Blaney winning his second Speedweek feature of the season in the Andrews Motorsports No. 72 wrenched by George Fisher. It was his eighth career Ohio Speedweek win and he credited his intimate knowledge of the track surface for the winning race setup.
   "We knew what tire to put on. We had a little harder tire on. I don't know how many people had that one on. When the track gets like this it seems like a harder tire goes better," he revealed from victory lane. "We caught traffic good and the car was great all night."
   Lee Jacobs and Kemenah took the green from the front row, with Bobby Clark and Jarod Larson in row two. Jacobs rocketed out to the early lead, followed by Kemenah and Clark. Sixth starting Blaney dove low under Clark for third on lap eight, and his chase of the leaders was on. Meanwhile, Kemenah reeled in Jacobs as the youngster got into lapped traffic. Kemenah pulled right on the back bumper of Jacobs, and on lap 11 dove low off turn two to take over the runnerup spot. Blaney followed Kemenah past Jacobs into second and rode the high groove to catch up to Kemenah. In heavy lapped traffic, Blaney drove high around Kemenah coming off turn four to lead lap 14. From that point on, Blaney stretched his advantage and was never challenged again. Kemenah held second, with Clark taking third and Jacobs was now fourth.
   Kelly Kinser was now on the move after starting 18th, and was fifth on lap 20. Kinser was fourth when the only caution of the event appeared on lap 22 for a Jesse Hockett flat tire.
    Blaney maintained his advantage following the restart, with Kemenah riding home second and Clark finishing third, despite the car tightening up on him at the end. Blaney thought his right rear was going flat at the end, but he was still able to hold on for the win. Kinser crossed fourth with Jacobs fifth. Danny Smith started ninth and finished sixth, followed by Rob Chaney, John Ivy up from 20th, 11th starting Randy Hannagan and Tim Kaeding rounded out the top ten.
   "The track got slick and wide and they did a rally good job prepping the racetrack," Kemenah said after finishing second. "You could pass on this track tonight, at least you could race on it."
  The Crown Battery heat fell to Jack Sodeman Jr., the B&B Products heat went to John Ivy, the Engler Machine and Tool heat was won by Randy Hannagan and the TP Wings heat fell to Ed Lynch Jr.  Jac Haudenschild won the Outerwears Pre-filters C Main and Phil Gressman won the University of Northwestern Ohio B Main. Rob Chaney captured the Haulmark Dash and Jesse Hockett was the Huggins Cams Fast Time qualifier.
   Huggins Cams Time Trials: 1. Jesse Hockett, VKCC 75, 12.971; 2. Dale Blaney, Andrews 72, 12.997; 3. Mike Wagner, Wagner 55, 13.022; 4. Jeremy Campbell, Campbell 10c, 13.102; 5. Jarod Larson, Clemson 47, 13.138; 6. Bobby Clark, Clark 8, 13.144; 7. Chad Kemenah, Harble 15k, 13.200; 8. Lee Jacobs, Burmeister 16, 13.222; 9. Danny Smith, Smith 4, 13.234; 10. Rob Chaney, SC Racing 9x, 13.245; 11. Randy Hannagan, THR 1x, 13.254; 12. Scott Bonnell, Bonnell 3, 13.255; 13. Dean Jacobs, DJR 27, 13.267; 14. Phil Gressman, Robenalt 98, 13.268; 15. Brock Mayes, Mayes 11B, 13.277; 16. Tim Kaeding, Roth 83jr, 13.291; 17. Chad Hill, Shearer 44, 13.300; 18. Jon Agan, Agan 4J, 13.318; 19. Barry Ruble, Ruble 63r, 13.329; 20. Kelly Kinser, Kinser 4k, 13.334; 21. Jack Sodeman, Jr., S&S 23Jr, 13.337; 22. John Ivy, Carousel 20, 13.355; 23. Mike Kekich, Kekich 5k, 13.373; 24. Ed Lynch, Jr., Lynch 2L, 13.405; 25. Ryan Coniam, Grove 70, 13.406; 26. Tim Hunter, Hunter 2, 13.426; 27. Byron Reed, B&S 5, 13.435; 28. Jan Howard, Howard 46, 13.438; 29. Bill Rose, Rose 6, 13.439; 30. Robbie Farr, J&M 55, 13.501; 31. David Harrison, Ludwig 10, 13.516; 32. Greg Wilson, Hampshire 63, 13.579; 33. Andrew Palker, Palker 57x, 13.638; 34. Mike Lutz, Chiappelli 98, 13.656; 35. Rob Eyler, Eyler 5a, 13.673; 36. Eddie Lynch, Lynch 29, 13.713; 37. Keith Baxter, Baxter 1B, 13.765; 38. Jac Haudenschild, Miller 6m, 13.792; 39. Andy McKisson, McKisson 0, 13.947; 40. Kurt Winker, Kirian K, 13.979; 41. Paul May, May 71m, 13.989; 42. Jimmy Weller III, ZIP 23, 14.013; 43. Bob Lime, Lime 91, 14.688; 44. Aaron Middaugh, Middaugh 91, 14.775; 45. Scott Groves, Groves X1, 14.862; 46. Paul Kish, Kish 30c, 17.407; 47. Butch Beasley, Beasley 1, NT.
   Crown Battery Heat (8 laps): 1. Sodeman 2. D. Jacobs 3. Hill 4. Smith 5. Larson 6. Coniam 7. Hockett 8. Palker 9. Rose 10. May 11. Baxter 12. Groves.
   B&B Products Heat (8 laps): 1. Ivy 2. Chaney 3. Agan 4. Clark 5. Blaney 6. Gressman 7. Farr 8. Lutz 9. Haudenschild 10. Weller 11. Hunter.
   Engler Machine & Tool Heat (8 laps): 1. Hannagan 2. Kekich 3. Kemenah 4. Mayes 5. Wagner 6. Reed 7. McKisson 8. Eyler 9. Lime 10. Harrison 11. Ruble 12. Kish.
   TP Wings Heat (8 laps): 1. Lynch Jr. 2. Kaeding 3. Kinser 4. L. Jacobs 5. Howard 6. Wilson 7. Campbell 8. Winker 9. Bonnell 10. Lynch 11. Middaugh.
   Haulmark Dash (4 laps): 1. Chaney 2. Kemenah 3. Blaney 4. Smith.
   Outerwears Pre-filters C Main (10 laps): 1. Haudenschild 2. Winker 3. Baxter 4. Weller 5. McKisson 6. Lime 7. May 8. Groves 9. Kish 10. Middaugh.
   University of Northwestern Ohio B Main (12 laps): 1. Gressman 2. Campbell 3. Hockett 4. Coniam 5. Rose 6. Reed 7. Farr 8. Hunter 9. Harrison 10. Winker 11. Wilson 12. Baxter 13. Haudenschild 14. Ruble 15. Palker 16. Eyler 17. Eddie Lynch 18. Bonnell 19. Lutz 20. Weller.
   Haulmark A Main (30 laps): 1. Dale Blaney 2. Chad Kemenah 3. Bobby Clark 4. Kelly Kinser 5. Lee Jacobs 6. Danny Smith 7. Rob Chaney 8. John Ivy 9. Randy Hannagan 10. Tim Kaeding 11. Dean Jacobs 12. Mike Wagner 13. Phil Gressman 14. Jeremy Campbell 15. Jesse Hockett 16. Ed Lynch Jr. 17. Ryan Coniam 18. Jack Sodeman Jr. 19. Mike Kekich 20. Jarod Larson 21. Brock Mayes 22. Chad Hill 23. Jan Howard 24. Jon Agan.
   Lap Leaders: Lee Jacobs 1-10, Chad Kemenah 11-13, Dale Blaney 14-30.
 

John Ivy Scores Speedweek Win at Fremont

Haulmark All Star Sprint Ohio Speedweek - Fremont Speedway - Tue. 6/29/04

By Scott Hall

      FREMONT, OH  - John Ivy scored an impressive win Tuesday night at Fremont Speedway in the Haulmark All Star sprint car 40 lap Ohio Speedweek feature sponsored by Coors Beer. After taking the lead from early leader Lee Jacobs on lap 25, Ivy led the rest of the way for his first All Star win of the season over Greg Wilson. He also became the third different Speedweek winner this week. Ivy earned a $500 bonus from Kear's Speed Shop for winning with the track spec Goodyear right rear tire.
   "Lee Jacobs had me worried, then about halfway through the race I finally found the middle groove," Ivy stated. He then thanked Sonny's Machining and Welding, Kistler Engines, Pro-shocks and his car owners Sid and Beth
Eikelberry for their support. "Man this is awesome," he concluded.
   Jacobs and Ivy started on the front row with Wilson and Todd Heller making up row two. Jacobs bolted out to a strong lead, with Ivy trailing in second. Wilson held third with Haudenschild in fourth. By the halfway point Ivy reeled Jacobs back in through heavy lapped traffic, and the leaders were nose to tail. Ivy kept right on Jacobs, and used his Fremont experience to make the winning pass by diving under Jacobs to lead lap 25. Ivy was clearly the fastest car on the track, and pushed out to a huge lead.
   Wilson came on strong at the end of the race, going high around Jacobs to take second on lap 35, but he trailed Ivy by a half lap at the end. Jacobs was third at the end ahead of Jac Haudenschild, Heller, ninth starter Kelly Kinser, last starter David Harrison and Byron Reed. Mark Keegan ended up ninth and Dale Blaney was tenth.
   "Hopefully things are coming together for us," Wilson said after his runnerup finish. "The American Racer Tires are coming around. John Ivy is tough here, so congratulations to him and his team."
   "We were really good at the start. I'm just not as good in the middle as John Ivy is at this race track, " Jacobs said after finishing third in the Burmeister No. 16. "At the end the car just faded away."
   The Crown Battery heat fell to Brock Mayes, the B&B Products heat went to Jesse Hockett, the Engler Machine and Tool heat was won by David Harrison and the TP Wings heat fell to Rob Chaney. Caleb Griffith won the Outerwears Pre-filters C Main and Craig Mintz won the University of Northwestern Ohio B Main. John Ivy captured the Haulmark Dash and Mark Keegan was the Huggins Cams Fast Time qualifier. Randy Hannagan was the non-qualifier's race winner.
   Huggins Cams Time Trials: 1. Mark Keegan, Keegan X, 12.300; 2. Jac Haudenschild, Miller 6m, 12.471; 3. Jack Sodeman, Jr., S&S 23Jr., 12.714; 4. Todd Heller, Heller 14h, 12.737; 5. Craig Mintz, Sabo 8s, 12.745; 6. Jody Keegan, Keegan 60, 12.770; 7. Greg Wilson, Hampshire 63, 12.798; 8. Andrew Palker, Palker 57x, 12.805; 9. John Ivy, Carousel 20, 12.912; 10. Lee Jacobs, Burmeister 16, 12.950; 11. Kelly Kinser, Kinser 4k, 12.958; 12. Byron Reed, B&S 5, 13.022; 13. Jeremy Campbell, Campbell 10c, 13.098; 14. Dale Blaney, Andrews 72, 13.110; 15. Todd Kane, Kane 78, 13.201; 16. Ed Neumeister, Neumeister 11n, 13.205; 17. Chad Blonde, Blonde 5, 13.288; 18. Alvin Roepke, Roepke/Ford 99, 13.307; 19. Brandon Martin, Martin 11m, 13.358; 20. Troy Vacarro, Vacarro 7T, 13.383; 21. Brock Mayes, Mayes 11B, 13.384; 22. Jesse Hockett, VKCC 75, 13.400; 23. Shane Helms, Helms 40 , 13.472; 24. Rob Chaney, SC Racing 9x, 13.480; 25. Bobby Clark, Clark 8, 13.490; 26. Bill Rose, Rose 6, 13.493; 27. Danny Smith, Smith 4, 13.494; 28. Jan Howard, Howard 46, 13.567; 29. Chad Kemenah, Harble 15k, 13.602; 30. Tim Hunter, Hunter 2, 13.605; 31. Matt Lucius, Lucius & Ludwig 1a, 13.660; 32. Jimmy Weller III, ZIP 23, 13.660; 33. Ryan Coniam, Grove 70, 13.662; 34. Paul May, May 71m, 13.673; 35. Jon Agan, Agan 4J, 13.761; 36. Aaron Middaugh, Middaugh 91, 13.772; 37. Phil Gressman, Robenalt 98, 13.794; 38. Caleb Griffith, Ludwig 12, 13.900; 39. David Harrison, Ludwig 10, 13.927; 40. Robbie Farr, J&M 55, 13.950; 41. Andy James, James 72, 13.978; 42. Randy Hannagan, THR 1x, 14.110; 43. Larry Riehl, Riehl 55, 14.152; 44. Mike Wagner, Wagner 55, 14.326; 45. Mike Linder, James 3, 14.415; 46. Kurt Winker, Kirian K, 14.577; 47. Tim Kaeding, Roth 83jr, 14.806; 48. Barry Ruble, Ruble 63r, 14.833; 49. Jon Finsel, Finsel F1, 14.909; 50. Eddie Lynch, Lynch 29, 14.930.
   Last chance race (10 laps): 1. Hannagan 2. Wagner 3. Linder 4. Kaeding 5. Winker 6. Ruble 7. Finsel 8. Lynch 9. Riehl.
   Crown Battery Heat (10 laps): 1. Mayes 2. Blonde 3. Ivy 4. Campbell 5. M. Keegan 6. Kemenah 7. Hannagan 8. Gressman 9. Mintz 10. Clark 11. Coniam.
   B&B Products Heat (10 laps): 1. Hockett 2. Blaney 3. Jacobs 4. Hunter 5. Haudenschild 6. Rose 7. J. Keegan 8. Wagner 9. Griffith 10. May 11. Roepke.
   Engler Machine & Tool Heat (10 laps): 1. Harrison 2. Helms 3. Martin 4. Wilson 5. Kinser 6. Smith 7. Lucius 8. Sodeman 9. Linder 10. Agan 11. Kane.
   TP Wings Heat (10 laps): 1. Chaney 2. Reed 3. Vacarro 4. Weller 5. Heller 6. Kaeding 7. Howard 8. Neumeister 9. Palker 10. Middaugh 11. Farr.
   Haulmark Dash (4 laps): 1. Ivy 2. Wilson 3. M. Keegan 4. Haudenschild.
   Outerwears Pre-filters C Main (12 laps): 1. Griffith 2. Hannagan 3. Linder 4. Wagner 5. Lynch 6. Kaeding 7. Gressman 8. Finsel 9. Farr 10. Winker 11. Riehl (DNS).
   University of Northwestern Ohio B Main (15 laps): 1. Mintz 2. Palker 3. Kemenah 4. Clark 5. Smith 6. Linder 7. Howard 8. Lucius 9. Griffith 10. May 11. Neumeister 12. Rose 13. Hannagan 14. Wagner 15. J. Keegan 16. Coniam 17. Middaugh 18. Sodeman 19. Kane 20. Roepke.
   Haulmark A Main (40 laps): 1. John Ivy 2. Greg Wilson 3. Lee Jacobs 4. Jac Haudenschild 5. Todd Heller 6. Kelly Kinser 7. David Harrison 8. Byron Reed 9. Mark Keegan 10. Dale Blaney 11. Jeremy Campbell 12. Craig Mintz 13. Andrew Palker 14. Danny Smith 15. Troy Vacarro 16. Chad Blonde 17. Tim Hunter 18. Brandon Martin 19. Chad Kemenah 20. Rob Chaney 21. Brock Mayes 22. Jesse Hockett 23. Jimmy Weller 24. Shane Helms.
   Lap Leaders: Lee Jacobs 1- 24, John Ivy 25-40.
 

Blaney Takes Attica Speedweek Feature

Haulmark All Star Sprint Ohio Speedweek - Attica Raceway Park - Sun. 6/27/04 By Scott Hall

      ATTICA, OH  - Dale Blaney recorded his fourth win of the season Sunday night at Attica Raceway Park in the Haulmark All Star sprint car 40 lap Ohio Speedweek round number two. Blaney ran down Chad Kemenah and passed him to lead the final four circuits in the Andrews Motorsports No. 72. Kemenah was second and Tim Hunter an impressive third after leading early.
   "Tim Hunter ran an awful good race for a long time," Blaney said in victory lane. "Chad Kemenah kept working and digging and he showed me top in one and two and I started working it. Then I started working the middle and I had one shot at him and I knew that was going to be it so I had to take it," was how he described his winning pass of the series' points leader.
   "My wing slider stuck, and once my tire came in I couldn't get my wing forward," Hunter said after finishing third. "I was just trying to hang on. You just hope she turns before you go off the end of the racetrack." It was his best finish of the season.
   Byron Reed and Hunter led the field to the green with Reed leading a lap before doing a spin in front of the whole pack. This put Hunter on top followed by Greg Wilson and Kemenah. The red appeared with four laps in the books as Bill Rose flipped in turn three. Rose was able to make repairs and restart. He then spun a lap later and exited the event, ending his run from the non-qualifiers race into the C, B and A mains.
   Hunter led again after the red, followed by Kemenah and Wilson. Meanwhile, seventh starting Blaney was up to fourth with John Ivy fifth.
    After the halfway point Kemenah began challenging Hunter, and he drove around Hunter coming off turn four to lead lap 23. Hunter was second with Blaney now third. It was a three car race now, with Blaney slowly closing in
on Hunter. Blaney finally took over second on lap 34, and closed on Kemenah with a big run. Blaney rode the middle groove off turn four to take over the top spot, and victory was his. Blaney, Hunter and Ivy followed. Wilson was fifth, with 13th starting Lee Jacobs sixth, ahead of Todd Kane, Byron Reed all the way back up from last on lap one, Kelly Kinser, Danny Smith and Jeremy Campbell crossed the line 11th.
   The Crown Battery heat fell to Jesse Hockett, the B&B Products heat went to Haudenschild, the Engler Machine and Tool heat was won by Lee Jacobs and the TP Wings heat fell to Aussie driver Robbie Farr. Jan Howard won the Outerwears Pre-filters C Main and David Harrison won the University of Northwestern Ohio B Main. Hunter captured the Haulmark Dash and Danny Smith was the Huggins Cams Fast Time qualifier. Eric Rankin won the last chance race. Mark Keegan took a nasty flip in his heat race, but he emerged uninjured, as did Shane Helms from his flip.
   Huggins Cams Time Trials: 1. Danny Smith, Smith 4, 12.844; 2. Chad Kemenah, Harble 15k, 12.977; 3. Greg Wilson, Hampshire 63, 12.982; 4. Tim Kaeding, Roth 83jr, 12.996; 5. Tim Hunter, Hunter 2, 13.031; 6. Byron Reed, B&S 5, 13.077; 7. Dale Blaney, Andrews 72, 13.101; 8. David Harrison, Ludwig 10, 13.160; 9. Rob Chaney, SC Racing 9x, 13.171; 10. Andrew Palker, Palker 57x, 13.224; 11. John Ivy, Carousel 20, 13.263; 12. Ryan Coniam, Grove 70, 13.288; 13. Todd Kane, Kane 78, 13.350; 14. Kelly Kinser, Kinser 4k, 13.388; 15. Lee Jacobs, Burmeister 16, 13.404; 16. Jeremy Campbell, Campbell 10c, 13.413; 17. Jesse Hockett, VKCC 75, 13.522; 18. Jac Haudenschild, Miller 6m, 13.534; 19. Randy Hannagan, THR 1x, 13.541; 20. Jon Agan, Agan 4J, 13.568; 21. Mike Linder, James 3, 13.590; 22. Butch Schroeder, Stanley 12, 13.680; 23. Brandon Martin, Martin 11m, 13.719; 24. Robbie Farr, J&M 55, 13.777; 25. Chad Blonde, Blonde 5, 13.842; 26. Matt Lucius, Lucius & Ludwig 1a, 13.858; 27. Tom Busch, Busch 4B, 13.873; 28. Mark Keegan, Keegan X, 13.880; 29. Jimmy Weller III, ZIP 23, 13.880; 30. Craig Mintz, Sabo 8s, 13.909; 31. Brock Mayes, Mayes 11B, 13.914; 32. Mike Lutz, Chiappelli 98, 13.916; 33. Keith Baxter, Baxter 1B, 13.922; 34. Andy James, James 72, 13.927; 35. Dean Jacobs, DJR 27, 13.940; 36. Todd Heller, Heller 14h, 13.995; 37. Phil Gressman, Robenalt 98, 13.995; 38. Jack Sodeman, Jr., S&S 23Jr, 14.049; 39. Alvin Roepke, Roepke/Ford 99, 14.074; 40. Jan Howard, Howard 46, 14.077; 41. Jon Finsel, Finsel F1, 14.090; 42. Eric Rankin, Rankin 39, 14.129; 43. Bill Rose, Rose 6, 14.180; 44. Paul May, May 71m, 14.227; 45. Shane Helms, Helms 40, 14.234; 46. Ed Neumeister, Neumeister 11n, 14.242; 47. Jody Keegan, Keegan 60, 14.327; 48. Ryan Myers, Garrett 56r, 14.339; 49. Caleb Griffith, Ludwig 12, 14.586; 50. Eddie Lynch, Lynch 29, 14.766; 51. Barry Ruble, Ruble 63r, 14.902; 52. Spud Gustin, Gustin 4G, 15.154; 53. Chad Levingston, Levingston 74L, 15.269; 54. Kyle Stuchell, Stuchell 48, NT.
   Last chance race (10 laps): 1. Rankin 2. May 3. Rose 4. Helms 5. J. Keegan 6. Finsel 7. Griffith 8. Lynch 9. Ruble 10. Myers 11. Gustin 12. Levingston 13. Neumeister.
   Crown Battery Heat (10 laps): 1. Hockett 2. Chaney 3. Kane 4. Hunter 5. Smith 6. Gressman 7. Linder 8. Blonde 9. Baxter 10. Rankin 11. Weller.
   B&B Products Heat (10 laps): 1. Haudenschild 2. Kinser 3. Schroeder 4. Reed 5. Kemenah 6. Sodeman 7. James 8. Mintz 9. May 10. Lucius 11. Palker.
   Engler Machine & Tool Heat (10 laps): 1. L. Jacobs 2. Ivy 3. Wilson 4. Blaney 5. Martin 6. D. Jacobs 7. Hannagan 8. Busch 9. Rose 10. Roepke 11.
Mayes.
   TP Wings Heat (10 laps): 1. Farr 2. Campbell 3. Heller 4. Agan 5. Kaeding 6. Harrison 7. Lutz 8. Howard 9. Coniam 10. Helms 11. M. Keegan.
   Haulmark Dash (4 laps): 1. Hunter 2. Wilson 3. Kemenah 4. Smith.
   Outerwears Pre-filters C Main (12 laps): 1. Howard 2. Roepke 3. Rankin 4. Rose 5. Griffith 6. Finsel 7. Lynch 8. Myers 9. Gustin 10. May 11. Sodeman DNS: Helms, Neumeister, J. Keegan, Ruble, Levingston.
   University of Northwestern Ohio B Main (15 laps): 1. Harrison 2. Lucius 3. Mayes 4. Rose 5. Hannagan 6. Mintz 7. Rankin 8. Griffith 9. Weller 10. Howard 11. Coniam 12. Palker 13. Busch 14. Gressman 15. Baxter 16. Roepke 17. Blonde 18. Lutz 19. Finsel 20. D. Jacobs.
   Haulmark A Main (40 laps): 1. Dale Blaney 2. Chad Kemenah 3. Tim Hunter 4. John Ivy 5. Greg Wilson 6. Lee Jacobs 7. Todd Kane 8. Byron Reed 9. Kelly Kinser 10. Danny Smith 11. Jeremy Campbell 12. David Harrison 13. Brock Mayes 14. Rob Chaney 15. Todd Heller 16. Tim Kaeding 17. Butch Schroeder 18. Jesse Hockett 19. Robbie Farr 20. Brandon Martin 21. Jac Haudenschild 22. Matt Lucius 23. Jon Agan 24. Bill Rose.
   Lap Leaders: Byron Reed 1, Tim Hunter 2-22, Chad Kemenah 23-36, Dale Blaney 37-40.
   All Star Sprint Points:
1 Chad Kemenah 1339, 2 Danny Smith 1252, 3 Greg Wilson 1182, 4 Jeremy Campbell 1112, 5 Tim Hunter 1025, 6 Brock Mayes 972, 7 Ryan Coniam 953, 8 Jac Haudenschild 946, 9 Bill Rose 932, 10 Jon Agan 924
 

Haudeschild Wins at Eldora

Haulmark All Star Sprint Ohio Speedweek Results - Eldora Speedway - Sat. 6/26/04 By Scott Hall

      ROSSBURG, OH  -  It's hard to believe, but Jac Haudenschild had never won an Ohio Speedweek feature until Saturday night at Eldora Speedway.  Haudenschild ran down early leader Tim Kaeding and led the final 17 laps in the Haulmark All Star sprint car 30 lap Ohio Speedweek feature. For the opening race of the 22nd annual Speedweek, Haudenschild's Jamie Miller owned Ham Signs Maxim team pocketed $5,000.
   "Tim Kaeding had me worried," Haudenschild revealed. "He was running really good. I've raced with the Kaeding's all my life and the boys run as good as the old man does," Haud added.
   With a pair of Tim's, Hunter and Kaeding, leading the pack to the green flag, Kaeding jumped out to an impressive early lead. Fourth starting Dale Blaney ran second behind Kaeding until he brought out the first caution when he slowed on the frontstretch on lap seven. Blaney was forced to pit for repairs and at the same time Greg Wilson, who spun to a stop, went pitside.
   Kaeding jumped out to another nice lead when the green reappeared, followed by third starter Haudenschild, Chad Kemenah and Butch Schroeder. As the laps ticked off, Haudenschild began reeling in Kaeding as they entered lapped traffic on lap 14. Haudenschild closed to two car lengths. The leaders were nose to tail on lap 16, and Haudenschild tried a slide job in turn three, but Kaeding had enough momentum to repel the charge. The next lap Haudenschild dove low in turn three for a classic Eldora slide job and emerged with the lead. But a lap later the red flew when Ron Blair tagged the turn two concrete and flipped.
   Haudenschild led for the restart, with Kaeding still second and third was a tussle between Kemenah and Butch Schroeder. Schroeder eventually dropped out with mechanical problems, leaving Kemenah with third all to himself. A pair of flats slowed the action as seventh place Rob Chaney and top ten runner Phil Gressman both stopped the action and were able to replace tires for the restarts. The final seven laps went all green, with Haudenschild pushing out to a two-thirds of a straightaway win over Kaeding.
   "It's the first time I've seen this place in my life," Kaeding said after finishing second in the Dennis Roth Beef Packers 83 Jr. "I've played it a hundred times on the sprint car game but it's a lot different in person. Jac rules this place. I was way afraid to get as close to the wall as he did."
   Kemenah was third, followed by Randy Hannagan, who came all the way from 18th starting spot. Dean Jacobs, after starting 13th, was fourth ahead of Chaney, Danny Smith, last starting Nick Naber, Jimmy Stinson and Missouri's Jesse Hockett.
   The Crown Battery heat fell to Stinson, the B&B Products heat went to Greg Wilson, the Engler Machine and Tool heat was won by Jeremy Campbell and the TP Wings heat fell to Darren Long in a 360 cubic inch powered machine. Dean Jacobs won the University of Northwestern Ohio B Main while Jac Haudenschild captured the Haulmark Dash and Kemenah was the Huggins Cams Fast Time qualifier. Jack Sodeman Jr. won the Hoserville Ohio $100 time trial award.
   Huggins Cams Time Trials: 1. Chad Kemenah, Harble 15k, 13.331; 2. Butch Schroeder, Brown 99, 13.373; 3. Dale Blaney, Andrews 72, 13.485; 4. Jac Haudenschild, Miller 6m, 13.556 5. Tim Kaeding, Roth 83jr, 13.580; 6. Tim Hunter, Hunter 2, 13.848; 7. Jesse Hockett, VKCC 75, 13.879; 8. Ryan Coniam, Grove 70, 13.959; 9. Phil Gressman, Robenalt 98, 14.005; 10. Greg Wilson, Hampshire 63, 14.050; 11. Jeremy Campbell, Campbell 10c, 14.064; 12. Rob Chaney, SC Racing 9x, 14.097; 13. Dean Jacobs, DJR 27, 14.152; 14. Bill Rose, Rose 6, 14.215; 15. Keith Baxter, Baxter 1B, 14.246; 16. Danny Smith, Smith 4, 14.296; 17. Brock Mayes, Mayes 11B, 14.302; 18. Jack Sodeman, Jr., S&S 23Jr, 14.345; 19. Randy Hannagan, THR 1x, 14.352; 20. Jon Agan, Agan 4J, 14.357; 21. Jimmy Stinson, Stinson 84k, 14.428; 22. Ron Blair, RB 35, 14.572;  23. Barry Ruble, Ruble 63r, 14.624; 24. Darren Long, Long 7, 14.703; 25. Nick Naber, Jarrell 22, 14.747; 26. Ed Neumeister, Neumeister 11n, 14.803; 27. Paul May, May 71m, 15.091; 28. Ryan Myers, Garrett 56r, 15.114; 29. Spud Gustin, Gustin 4G, 15.503; 30. Eddie Lynch, Lynch 29, 16.003; 31. Shawn Applegate, Applegate 07, 17.621.
   Crown Battery Heat (8 laps): 1. Stinson 2. Kaeding 3. Gressman 4. Kemenah 5. Naber 6. Jacobs 7. Mayes 8. Gustin.
   B&B Products Heat (8 laps): 1. Wilson 2. Sodeman 3. Blair 4. Schroeder 5. Hunter 6. Rose 7. Neumeister 8. Lynch.
   Engler Machine & Tool Heat (8 laps): 1. Campbell 2. Blaney 3. Baxter 4. Hockett 5. Ruble 6. May 7. Applegate 8. Hannagan.
   TP Wings Heat (8 laps): 1. Long 2. Smith 3. Chaney 4. Haudenschild 5. Agan 6. Coniam 7. Myers.
   Haulmark Dash (4 laps): 1. Haudenschild 2. Kemenah 3. Blaney 4. Hunter.
   University of Northwestern Ohio B Main (12 laps): 1. Jacobs 2. Coniam 3. Rose 4. Hannagan 5. Mayes 6. Neumeister 7. Gustin 8. May 9. Applegate 10. Lynch 11. Myers (DNS).
   Haulmark A Main (30 laps): 1. Jac Haudenschild 2. Tim Kaeding 3. Chad Kemenah 4. Randy Hannagan 5. Dean Jacobs 6. Rob Chaney 7. Danny Smith 8. Nick Naber 9. Jimmy Stinson 10. Jesse Hockett 11. Bill Rose 12. Ryan Coniam 13. Phil Gressman 14. Keith Baxter 15. Tim Hunter 16. Jon Agan 17. Barry Ruble 18. Butch Schroeder 19. Dale Blaney 20. Ron Blair 21. Jack Sodeman Jr. 22. Darren Long 23. Greg Wilson 24. Jeremy Campbell.
   Lap Leaders: Tim Kaeding 1-16, Jac Haudenschild 17-30.
 

Lernerville Leftover to Lynch on Last Lap

Haulmark All Star Sprint Results - Lernerville Speedway - Fri. 6/25/04 By Scott Hall

      SARVER, PA - Ed Lynch Jr. made a thrilling last lap pass of Dale Blaney Friday night at Lernerville Speedway to win the Haulmark All Star sprint car 35 lap Earl and David Bauman Memorial feature. The event paid $6,000 to win, with the additional $1,000 coming from event sponsor Commercial Truck and Trailer. The All Star feature was a makeup from a rained out event in August, 2003 and it was Lynch's seventh career All Star win and his sixth win here this season.
   "I've been trying to win this Bauman memorial race a long time. I've been second a lot but I've never one this one before," Lynch stated. "It was slide job after slide job, we used the whole racetrack. Dale was rolling turns one and two a lot better than I was and I was better in three and four." His J&J is sponsored by Indy Recycling, Commercial Truck & Trailer, Kistler Engines, Hoosier Tires, Weld Wheels and Red Devil Brakes.
   Rod George and Blaney led the field to the start, followed by Ryan Coniam, Lynch, Jr., Chad Kemenah and Chad Hill. Blaney grabbed the initial lead, holding off George for the first three laps until a Gary Kreiss flip stopped the action. For the restart it was Blaney, George, Lynch, Coniam and Kemenah.
   Lynch dove low in turns three and four to lead lap five, and began running away from Blaney. The event went green until lap 18 when Arnie Kent and Dan Shetler went off turn one, bringing out a caution. The running order behind Lynch was now Blaney, George, Kemenah, Jamie Smith and Dean Jacobs. Lynch pushed out to another half straightaway lead until he entered heavy lapped traffic. This allowed Blaney to close and put a slide job on Lynch to lead lap 32. Lynch battled back, going low under Blaney on lap 33. The lead duo were side by side, with Blaney slightly ahead. Lynch tried a slider the next lap, but Blaney held him off. But the final lap was all Lynch as he slid under Blaney to grab the lead going down the backstretch to win by three car lengths. In third was Kemenah, after passing George on lap 23. Jacobs started 12th and moved up to fourth at the end ahead of George and Danny Smith, up from 21st starting spot, earning the Fisher Performance Hard Charger award. Jamie Smith was seventh with Jeremy Campbell eighth, Phil Gressman ninth and Jack Sodeman Jr. tenth.
   For leading lap 18, Blaney received a $500 bonus from Jack Lewis, in honor of his late son, former sprint car driver Spanky Lewis. Lewis also paid a $200 bonus to the first non-qualifier from the b Main, Scott Priester.
   In preliminaries run on Aug. 29, 2003 the Crown Battery heat fell to Kenny Jacobs, the B&B Products heat went to Eric Smith, the Engler Machine and Tool heat was won by Dean Jacobs and the TP Wings heat fell to Shane Stewart. Jeff Shepard won the B Main and Kemenah was the Huggins Cams Fast Time qualifier. The last chance race fell to Gary Kreiss.
   Huggins Cams Time Trials: (held 8/29/03) 1. Chad Kemenah, Harble 15k, 13.220; 2. Ed Lynch, Jr., Lynch 2L, 13.306; 3. Ryan Coniam, Coniam 6c, 13.336; 4. Shane Stewart, Chilcut 4m, 13.348; 5. Chad Hill, Shearer 44, 13.393; 6. Jeff Shepard, Ashworth 92, 13.425; 7. Jamie Smith, Smith 5G, 13.513; 8. Dale Blaney, Andrews 72b, 13.548; 9. Rod George, George 4, 13.578; 10. Jeremy Campbell, Campbell 10c, 13.596; 11. Byron Reed, B&S 5,
13.596; 12. Bill Rose, Rose 6, 13.616; 13. Erin Crocker, Woodring 16c, 13.633; 14. Jason Johnson, Harrison 22, 13.725; 15. Stevie Smith, Smith 19, 13.749; 16. Bruce Robenalt, Robenalt 98, 13.886; 17. Kenny Jacobs, Grove 70, 13.938; 18. Eric Smith, Smith 7z, 14.105; 19. Dean Jacobs, Pullins 29, 14.127; 20. Scott Bonnell, Bonnell 3, 14.230; 21. Arnie Kent, Dionise 15, 14.281; 22. Ralph Engel, Kubick 00, 14.299; 23. Bob Bennett, Mickle 3, 14.317; 24. Dan Shetler, Shetler 7K, 14.504; 25. Kevin Schaeffer, Schaeffer 9, 14.560; 26. Robert Altmeyer, Altmeyer 14, 14.846; 27. Davey Jones, Jones 76, 14.877; 28. Glen Noland, Noland 34, 15.024; 29. Barry Ruble, Ruble 63r, 15.071; 30. Bill Kiley, Kiley 4k, 15.168; 31. Brian Rivers, Jones 2J, 15.212; 32. Butch Beasley, Beasley 1, 15.439; 33. Gary Rankin, Rankin 16, 16.011; 34. Brent Matus, Matus 33, 16.039; 35. Bob Walters, Walters 42, 16.077; 36. Shelia Rankin, Rankin 6, 16.183.
   Crown Battery Heat (8 laps): (held 8/29/03) 1. K. Jacobs 2. George 3. Crocker 4. Kemenah 5. Schaeffer 6. Hill 7. G. Rankin 8. Ruble 9. Kent.
   B&B Products Heat (8 laps): (held 8/29/03) 1. E. Smith 2. Campbell 3. Johnson 4. Lynch 5. Engel 6. Shepard 7. Altmeyer 8. Kiley 9. Matus.
   Engler Machine & Tool Heat (8 laps): (held 8/29/03) 1. D. Jacobs 2. S. Smith 3. Bennett 4. Reed 5. Coniam 6. J. Smith 7. Jones 8. Walters 9. Rivers.
   TP Wings Heat (8 laps): (held 8/29/03) 1. Stewart 2. Shetler 3. Blaney 4. Rose 5. Robenalt 6. Beasley 7. S. Rankin 8. Bonnell 9. Noland.
   B Main (12 laps): (held 8/29/03) 1. Shepard 2. Hill 3. J. Smith 4. Bonnell 5. Kent 6. Altmeyer 7. D. Jones 8. Beasley 9. Kiley 10. Matus 11. G. Rankin 12. Rivers 13. Ruble 14. S. Rankin 15. Walters 16. Noland (DNS).
   Non-Qualifier's Race (15 laps) (6/25/04): 1. Gary Kreiss 2. Danny Smith 3. Ralph Spithaler 4. Brent Matus 5. Jimmy Barill 6. Scott Priester 7. Cory Good 8. Butch Beasley 9. Jerry Matus 10. Mike Dehner 11. Paul Kish 12. Terry Bowser 13. Bill Kiley 14. Rob Kozminski 15. Rob Walters 16. Davy Jones 17. Charlie Holben 18. Bob Walters.
   Haulmark A Main (35 laps) (6/25/04): 1. Ed Lynch Jr. 2. Dale Blaney 3. Chad Kemenah 4. Dean Jacobs 5. Rod George 6. Danny Smith 7. Jamie Smith 8. Jeremy Campbell 9. Phil Gressman 10. Jack Sodeman Jr. 11. Ryan Coniam 12. Bill Rose 13. Brent Matus 14. Eric Smith 15. Ralph Spithaler 16. Bob Bennett 17. Charlie Holben 18. Kevin Schaeffer 19. Jerry Matus 20. Jimmy Barrill 21. Dan Shetler 22. Arnie Kent 23. Scott Bonnell 24. Chad Hill 25. Barry Ruble 26. Gary Kreiss.
Lap Leaders: Dale Blaney 1-4; Ed Lynch Jr. 5-31;, Blaney 32-34, Lynch 35.
 

Danny Smith wins in Virginia

SALUDA, VA  - Danny Smith passed Bill Rose and ran away from Chad Kemenah to win Thursday night's Virginia Motor Speedway Haulmark All Star sprint car 30 lap feature. Smith's second win of the season in the Pence GMC-Olds Doug Williams Trucking Maxim machine came in the first ever visit by the All Stars to the beautiful half-mile oval.
   Rose and Jeremy Campbell brought the field down for the green flag and it was Rose jumping out into the early lead. Rose drove a flawless race up through the halfway point of the 15 mile contest, with Campbell riding in second and Paul May was third in front of Smith, who started third.
   Just past the halfway mark, Campbell began applying heavy pressure on the leader and May closed on Campbell as the leaders wove through lapped traffic. On lap 16 May tried a pass on Campbell, and he moved by in the low groove for second as Campbell lost his momentum, allowing Smith to also get by him for third. A pair of circuits later May got real loose off turn four, allowing Smith to blow by into second place behind leader Rose.
   Lap 19 saw Rose get loose going into turn one with Smith moving high alongside him. Smith was unable to make the pass, but had enough speed to dive low under Rose in turns three and four and emerge with the lead after the classic sprint car slide job.
   May then moved up and brushed wheels with Rose to take second, and Kemenah also got by the Indiana driver. May then got loose off turn two, allowing Kemenah to take over second. Meanwhile, Smith was building a full straightaway lead but that lead evaporated on lap 25 when the red flag flew. Ryan Coniam and May were going for the same spot on the track in turn three and collided. This resulted in flips by Coniam and May. Coniam was finished for the evening, but May was able to continue. Once the green reappeared, Smith pulled away easily to win by a half straightway over series points leader Kemenah's Jim Harble Eagle. Rose was third in his own No. 6, followed by the leading rookie of 2004, Campbell. Greg Wilson, in Bob Hampshire's No. 63, was fifth, ahead of Tim Hunter, up from 12th. Jon Agan recorded his best finish of the year, seventh, in the Dee Zee Truck Accessories No. 4J. Mike Lutz was eighth in the Chiapelli No. 98, flowed by Brock Mayes and Springfield, Illinois driver Eddie Lynch.
   The Crown Battery heat fell to Huggins Cams Fast Time qualifier Chad Kemenah and the B&B Products heat went to Mike Lutz. Kemenah also won the Haulmark Dash. Tim Hunter won the Fisher Performance Hard Charger award for passing six cars in the feature.
   Huggins Cams Time Trials: 1. Chad Kemenah, Harble 15, 16.087 (NTR); 2. Greg Wilson, Hampshire 63, 16.197; 3. Paul May, May 71m, 16.343; 4. Danny Smith, Smith 4, 16.409; 5. Jeremy Campbell, Campbell 10c, 16.424; 6. Bill Rose, Rose 6, 16.556; 7. Ryan Coniam, Grove 70, 16.640; 8. Barry Ruble, Ruble 63r, 16.772; 9. Jon Agan, Agan 4j, 16.910; 10. Mike Lutz, Chiapelli 98, 16.959; 11. Brock Mayes, Mayes 11b, 16.992; 12. Tim Hunter, Hunter 2h, 17.037; 13. Eddie Lynch, Lynch 29, 17.876; 14. Mary-Anne Williams, Williams
87, 18.481.
   Crown Battery Heat (8 laps): 1. Chad Kemenah 2. Jon Agan 3. Jeremy Campbell 4. Brock Mayes 5. Paul May 6. Ryan Coniam 7. Eddie Lynch.
   B&B Products Heat (8 laps): 1. Mike Lutz 2. Tim Hunter 3. Bill Rose 4. Greg Wilson 5. Danny Smith 6. Barry Ruble 7. Mary Anne Williams.
   Haulmark Dash (4 laps): 1. Kemenah 2. May 3. Smith 4. Wilson.
   Haulmark A Main (30 laps): 1. Danny Smith 2. Chad Kemenah 3. Bill Rose 4. Jeremy Campbell 5. Greg Wilson 6. Tim Hunter 7. Jon Agan 8. Mike Lutz 9. Brock Mayes 10. Eddie Lynch 11. Barry Ruble 12. Paul May 13. Mary Anne Williams 14. Ryan Coniam.
   Lap Leaders: Bill Rose 1-19; Danny Smith 20-30.
 

Kemenah Takes Tri-State

Haulmark All Star Sprint Results - Tri-State Speedway - Sun. 6/13/04 By Scott Hall

      HAUBSTADT, IN - Chad Kemenah took advantage of a late race restart to pass Lee Dunn Sunday night at Tri-State Speedway to win the caution plagued Haulmark All Star sprint car 30 lap feature. Early leader Jac Haudenschild looked strong initially, but a spin all by himself on lap four sent him to the rear, dropping him from contention for the win. But Haudenschild did not give up, racing his way back to eighth place at the finish.
   Missouri's Dunn and Ohio's Haudenschild brought the 24 car field down for the green flag with Haudenschild grabbing the lead over Dunn, Greg Wilson and Tim Hunter. After a restart with a single lap in the books, Haudenschild led over Dunn and Wilson with Dunn moving up to the high groove to challenge the Wild Child for the lead. Another caution thwarted Dunn's move, allowing Haudenschild to retain the lead.
   Bad luck hit when Haudenschild lost the handle on the Jamie Miller No. 6m in turn three, executing a 360 degree spin which brought out the yellow. This sent Haudenschild to the rear for the restart on lap four and handed the lead to Dunn, with Wilson in second and Danny Smith third. Smith tried to get past Wilson in the low groove, but Wilson slammed the door to keep the spot. Kyle Cummins hit the turn four wall and flipped with six laps complete, slowing action again.
   Dunn was still on top for the restart, and led before a crash between Wilson and Smith sent them both to the pits for repairs. Wilson put a huge slide job on Dunn for the lead, but ended up hitting the fence, collecting Smith in the process. Only Smith was able to make front end repairs and rejoin the back of the field.
   Dunn now led over fifth starting Kemenah, Kelly Kinser, Hunter and Randy Hannagan. Dunn was able to stretch his advantage over Kemenah and the leaders narrowly avoided disaster on lap 10 when Curt Trainer spun right in
front of second place Kemenah just after being lapped by Dunn. Kemenah was able to just miss Trainer as the caution flew again. Haudenschild was the man on the move, passing Kevin Briscoe for tenth on lap 13. He moved to ninth two circuits later.
   As the leaders entered heavy lapped traffic, Kemenah tried a slide job on lap 16, but Dunn repelled the charge. Heavy traffic slowed Dunn again on lap 24 with Kemenah trying another slide job. Just as Kemenah dove alongside Dunn, Tim Montgomery spun, bringing out a caution.
   This was a break for Dunn, who now had a clear track ahead of him. Dunn led again, but a caution flag with three laps to go was his undoing. Kemenah charged past Dunn on the restart, leading the final few circuits for his
third win of the season in the Jim Harble No. 15K Kistler powered Eagle .
   Kinser and Hunter also got past Dunn, who ended up fourth. Hunter's third place run was the best All Star finish of his career. Randy Hannagan held on for fifth, followed by Jerrod Hull and Bill Rose. Haudenschild was the man on the move all night, ending up eighth, ahead of Jeremy Campbell and Smith, nursing home a badly bent and damaged sprinter.
   The Crown Battery heat fell to Jerrod Hull, the B&B Products heat went to Cummins and the Engler Machine and Tool heat was won by Jan Howard.  Ryan Coniam won the University of Northwestern Ohio B Main. Kemenah captured the Haulmark Dash and Smith was the Huggins Cams Fast Time qualifier.
   Huggins Cams Time Trials: 1. Danny Smith 11.481.
   Crown Battery Heat (8 laps): 1. Jerrod Hull 2. Randy Hannagan 3. Jeremy Campbell 4. Danny Smith 5. Tim Hunter 6. Tim Montgomery 7. Tom Busch 8. Barry Ruble 9. Brock Mayes 10. Jeff Davis.
   B&B Products Heat (8 laps): 1. Kyle Cummins 2. Chad Kemenah 3. Paul May 4. Jac Haudenschild 5. Alex Shanks 6. Kelly Kinser 7. Ryan Coniam 8. Curt Trainer 9. Eddie Lynch.
   Engler Machine & Tool Heat (8 laps): 1. Jan Howard 2. Greg Wilson 3. Kaley Gharst 4. Lee Dunn 5. Bill Rose 6. Jon Agan 7. Jason Evans 8. Donnie Brackett 9. Kevin Briscoe.
   Haulmark Dash (4 laps): 1. Kemenah 2. Wilson 3. Smith 4. Hunter.
   University of Northwestern Ohio B Main (10 laps): 1. Coniam 2. Briscoe 3. Busch 4. Mayes 5. Trainer 6. Evans 7. Lynch 8. Ruble 9. Brackett.
   Haulmark A Main (30 laps): 1. Chad Kemenah 2. Kelly Kinser 3. Tim Hunter 4. Lee Dunn 5. Randy Hannagan 6. Jerrod Hull 7. Bill Rose 8. Jac Haudenschild 9. Jeremy Campbell 10. Danny Smith 11. Kevin Briscoe 12. Paul
May 13. Jan Howard 14. Tom Busch 15. Brock Mayes 16. Jon Agan 17. Tim Montgomery 18. Jason Evans 19. Curt Trainer 20. Greg Wilson 21. Kyle Cummins 22. Ryan Coniam 23. Alex Shanks 24. Kaley Gharst.
   Lap Leaders: Jac Haudenschild 1-4, Lee Dunn 5-27, Chad Kemenah 28-30.
   All Star Sprint Points:
1 Chad Kemenah 1042, 2 Danny Smith 985, 3 Greg Wilson 935, 4 Jeremy Campbell 877, 5 Jac Haudenschild 773, 6 Tim Hunter 771, 7 Brock Mayes 762, 8 Ryan Coniam 752, 9 Paul May 732, 10 Jon Agan 707
 

Wilson Wires LOS

ELDON, MO – Greg Wilson became the sixth different feature winner in 10 Haulmark All Star races Friday night at Lake Ozark Speedway in the 30 lap sprint car feature. He led all the way, holding off Kelly Kinser at the finish. Wilson’s familiar No. 63 Barfield Gift Fruits Maxim rode on American Racer Tires with a Bob Hampshire engine under the hood.

Bill Rose started the A main from the pole with Wilson on the outside front row. Wilson jumped out to the immediate lead over Rose and fourth starting Kelly Kinser. Wilson led the initial stages of the race, and Rose tried to retake the lead following an early race caution. Wilson held off Rose’s high groove charge, and then Kinser reeled in Rose, making a low groove pass for second coming off turn four.

As Wilson entered lapped traffic on lap10, he slid up to the high groove, almost off the track, allowing Kinser to close further. Meanwhile, behind the leaders Kemenah was running third after starting sixth, followed by Rose, Danny Smith and Randy Hannagan. Rose and Smith kept the huge crowd on the edge of their seats, battling back and forth for the fourth spot for four laps before Smith took the spot for good.

Wilson began building his lead again, pushing out to a half straight advantage with 17 laps in the record books. Kinser was able to hold off Kemenah as he tried to chase down the leader.

Lap 20 saw action stopped for a stalled Jesse Hockett. The running order was now Wilson, Kinser, Kemenah, Hannagan, Danny Smith, Paul May, Rose, Jerrod Hull, Jac Haudenschild and Tim Montgomery. Wilson motored away once the green reappeared, and led the rest of the distance. At the checkered Kinser was second over All Star points leader Kemenah, with Hannagan securing fourth.

Smith finished fifth, ahead of 12th starter May, 15th starting Timmy Montgomery, 16th starter Haudenschild, Hockett, who charged forward after causing the lap 20 caution, and Jeremy Campbell.

Haulmark A Main (30 laps): 1. Greg Wilson 2. Kelly Kinser 3. Chad Kemenah 4. Randy Hannagan 5. Danny Smith 6. Paul May 7. Tim Montgomery 8. Jac Haudenschild 9. Jesse Hockett 10. Jeremy Campbell 11. Brock Mayes 12. Steve Short 13. Tim Hunter 14. Barry Ruble 15. Eddie Lynch 16. Kent Buckley 17. Jerrod Hull 18. Bill Rose 19. Ryan Coniam 20. Jason Evans 21. Adam Jones 22. Lyle Cannell 23. Jon Agan 24. Joey Montgomery.

Lap Leaders: Greg Wilson 1-30.

Haudenschild Wins at K-C Raceway

Haulmark All Star Sprint Results - K-C Raceway - Sat. 5/29/04 By Scott Hall

   ALMA, OH  - It was Jac Haudenschild in victory lane for the second Saturday night in a row. This week's win came at K-C Raceway in the Haulmark All Star sprint car 30 lap feature. The 11th annual "The Night The Stars Come Out" feature was worth $5,000 to the driver of Jamie Miller's Ham Signs Maxim. Chad Kemenah made a late race charge for second with Dean Jacobs finishing third.
   "We had a little problem with our front wing there but got it patched up under the red," Haudenschild revealed. "Jamie Miller had the car perfect tonight."
   Current points leader Kemenah and Danny Smith made up row one for the start, followed by Nick Naber, Haudenschild, Jacobs and Dale Blaney. Smith jumped out to the lead in the high groove, followed by Kemenah and Haudenschild. The lead duo ran side by side for the first three laps with Haudenschild right on their back bumper before a red flew for a Todd Kane flip on lap three. Haudenschild kept the pressure on after the restart, taking second from Kemenah going down the backstretch on lap five. The next lap the "Wild Child put a huge slide job on Smith, passing him low in turn three and banging hard off the turn four cushion to take the lead.
   Once in the lead, Haudenschild pulled away from Smith. Kemenah was right on Smith's bumper and took over second from him with a bold move off turn four. Haudenschild led through several caution periods, and then with a
dozen laps in the books Haudenschild had amassed a half-straightaway lead. Jacobs was now on the move and put a slide job on Smith in turn two for third at the halfway point of the race. With several more caution flags flying, Haudenschild pulled away from Kemenah at each restart.
   With 22 laps in the books, Jacobs was right on the back bumper of Kemenah, and he tried a high groove pass, but it did not work. A turn three slide job by Jacobs the next lap did the trick, enabling him to take over second from Kemenah. Jacobs was now gaining on the leader Haudenschild, and on lap 25 Haudenschild's front wing was working loose, causing him to drift off the top edge of turn two, losing most of his lead and putting Jacobs
right on the back bumper of the leader.
   With a spin by seventh place Byron Reed with 25 laps complete, a red was displayed for a fuel stop. The restart lineup was Haudenschild, Jacobs, Kemenah, Smith, Kelly Kinser, up from eighth starting spot, and Dale Blaney. Haudenschild pushed out to a half straightaway lead as Kemenah slid under Jacobs for second on lap 27. At the end it was Haudenschild, Kemenah, Jacobs and Smith. Kinser was fifth, followed by 10th starter Greg Wilson, Blaney, Phil Gressman, up from 15th starting spot, Jeremy Campbell and 18th starting Bill Rose.
   "The fans got to see a good show tonight," Kemenah stated after finishing second. "We didn't have any brakes from lap one, so we'll take second."
   "We really didn't want to see that red flag because Jac had a problem with his noise wing and we had a nice rhythm going there, so I though we might have had a shot. But after that red flag in open racetrack he (Haudenschild) was a hard man to pass," Jacobs said. "It was fun. I'd rather race like this on a rough racetrack rather than feathering the gas pedal on a dry slick track any day."
   The Crown Battery heat fell to Phil Gressman, the B&B Products heat went to Brock Mayes, the Engler Machine and Tool heat was won by Paul May and the TP Wings heat fell to Jac Haudenschild. Todd Kane won the University of Northwestern Ohio B Main, Smith captured the Haulmark Dash and Blaney was the Huggins Cams Fast Time qualifier.

   Huggins Cams Time Trials: 1. Dale Blaney, Andrews 72, 11.608; 2. Jimmy Stinson, Stinson 84, 11.712; 3. Dean Jacobs, DJR 27, 11.762; 4. Jac Haudenschild, Miller 6m, 11.791; 5. Nick Naber, Jarrell 22, 11.812; 6. Danny Smith, Smith 4, 11.818; 7. Chad Kemenah, Harble 15k. 11.833; 8. Byron Reed, B&S 5, 11.855; 9. Kelly Kinser, Kinser 4k, 11.863; 10. Craig McGuire, McGuire 4mc, 11.867; 11. Greg Wilson, Hampshire 63, 11.873; 12. Jeremy Campbell, Campbell 10c, 11.877; 13. Ed Neumeister, Neumeister 11n, 11.951; 14. Ryan Coniam, Grove 70, 11.953; 15. Todd Kane, Kane 78, 11.971; 16. Butch Schroeder, Brown 99, 12.002; 17. Phil Gressman, Robenalt 98, 12.069; 18. Brock Mayes, Mayes 11B, 12.080; 19. Keith Baxter, Baxter 1B, 12.098; 20. Bill Rose, Rose 6, 12.130; 21. Randy Hannagan, THR 1x, 12.149; 22. Eddie Slone, Slone 4x, 12.295; 23. Paul May, May 71m, 12.313; 24. Jon Agan, Agan 4J, 12.327; 25. Tim Hunter, Hunter 2, 12.352; 26. Ron Blair, RB 35, 12.432; 27. Ryan Myers, Garrett 56r, 12.448; 28. Barry Ruble, Ruble 63r, 12.546; 29. Spud Gustin, Gustin 4G, 12.610; 30. Dave Dickson, Abbott 7a, 12.630; 31. Eddie Lynch, Lynch 29, 12.647; 32. Mark Imler, Imler 40, 12.693; 33. Aaron Fry, Fry 14, 13.110; 34. Roger Mossbarger, Mossbarger 95, 13.135; 35. Adam Strausser, Strausser 65, 13.465; 36. Randy Fink, Fink 41, 13.520; 37. Jon Webb, Webb 57, 13.675; 38. Steven Caproni, Caproni 16, 14.287; 39. Jimmy Judd, Judd J4, 14.613; 40. Wayne Williams, Williams 6, 15.953; 41. Wes Harbour, Harbour 1w, NT.

   Crown Battery Heat (8 laps): 1. Gressman 2. Hannagan 3. Kinser 4. Blaney 5. Naber 6. Hunter 7. Gustin 8. Neumeister 9. Harbour 10. Fry 11. Webb

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   B&B Products Heat (8 laps): 1. Mayes 2. McGuire 3. Coniam 4. Smith 5. Slone 6. Dickson 7. Blair 8. Mossbarger 9. Caproni 10. Stinson.

   Engler Machine & Tool Heat (8 laps): 1. May 2. Baxter 3. Wilson 4. Kemenah 5. Jacobs 6. Kane 7. Myers 8. Lynch 9. Strausser 10. Judd.

   TP Wings Heat (8 laps): 1. Haudenschild 2. Campbell 3. Rose 4. Reed 5. Agan 6. Schroeder 7. Imler 8. Ruble 9. Fink.

   Haulmark Dash (4 laps): 1. Smith 2. Kemenah 3. Blaney 4. Haudenschild.

   University of Northwestern Ohio B Main (15 laps): 1. Kane 2. Hunter 3. Schroeder 4. Myers 5. Imler 6. Dickson 7. Blair 8. Lynch 9. Ruble 10. Neumeister 11. Strausser 12. Mossbarger 13. Harbour 14. Fink 15. Gustin 16. Fry 17. Webb 18. Judd 19. Stinson 20. Caproni.

   Haulmark A Main (30 laps): 1. Jac Haudenschild 2. Chad Kemenah 3. Dean Jacobs 4. Danny Smith 5. Kelly Kinser 6. Greg Wilson 7. Dale Blaney 8. Phil Gressman 9. Jeremy Campbell 10. Bill Rose 11. Randy Hannagan 12. Butch Schroeder 13. Tim Hunter 14. Byron Reed 15. Ryan Myers 16. Eddie Slone 17. Jon Agan 18. Keith Baxter 19. Paul May 20. Ryan Coniam 21. Brock Mayes 22. Nick Naber 23. Craig McGuire 24. Todd Kane.

   Lap Leaders: Danny Smith 1-5, Jac Haudenschild 6-30.
 

Blaney Gets Attica (OH) All-Stars Win

Haulmark All Star Sprint Results - Attica Raceway Park - Fri. 5/28/04 By Scott Hall

      ATTICA, OH  - Dale Blaney backed up his Wednesday night win with a Friday night victory at Attica Raceway Park in the Haulmark All Star sprint car 40 lap feature. Byron Reed led the first 26 laps until Blaney, who started 12th, got by and led the rest of the way.
   "We've been really good when it gets slick. The track took a bit of rubber then I just snuck up around Byron. I just got around him before the rubber got heavy. Then I lost my header under the yellow and I started pedaling pretty good with no header on it. But it worked out pretty good," Blaney said from victory lane. He drives the Andrews Motorsports Maxim with George Fisher power.
   With Jac Haudenschild on the pole for the start, Reed lined up second followed by Danny Smith, Jeremy Campbell, Mark Keegan and All Star points leader Chad Kemenah. Reed led from the start, followed by Haudenschild and Campbell. With Reed pushing to a nice lead, Campbell and Haudenschild began a battle for second, with Campbell getting a nice low groove run to take the spot on lap seven. Then Campbell got alongside Reed to take the lead, but a yellow flew, nullifying the move.
   The John Ivy spin with nine laps in the books reset the lineup as Reed leading, with Campbell back to second followed by Haudenschild, Smith and Kemenah.  Campbell kept challenging Reed, and the pair went side by side for the next six laps. Campbell would take the lead on the backstretch, but Reed was stronger off the turns to officially lead each lap. A lap 16 caution was displayed as Brandon Martin spun, with a yellow a lap later for debris on the track. After the race it was discovered that the debris was Blaney's header. Reed still led Campbell, Haudenschild, Kemenah, Smith and Blaney was now sixth for the restart. Blaney picked off Smith and Kemenah on lap 18 as Campbell and Reed put on another crowd pleasing side by side battle.
   Blaney took third on lap 21, and drove under Campbell for second two laps later. Now he set his sights on Reed. It took him three laps to reel in the Reebar Die Casting No. 5, and Blaney finally made a high groove backstretch pass stick.
   Blaney pulled away from Reed once in the lead, and weaved expertly through lapped traffic to seal the win. Reed ran second at the end with Haudenschild taking third from Campbell on lap 33. Wilson was fifth after starting 14th, followed by Kemenah, Smith, Kinser, Lee Jacobs and Bill Rose.
    "Jeremy is going to be a good racer. He was pushing me, making me run harder. But then Dale was a little bit better than we were," Reed recalled.
  The Crown Battery heat fell to Huggins Cams Fast Time qualifier Kemenah, the B&B Products heat went to Greg Wilson, the Engler Machine and Tool heat was won by Craig Mintz and the TP Wings heat fell to Caleb Griffith.  Eric Rankin won the Outerwears Pre-filters C Main and Bill Rose won the University of Northwestern Ohio B Main after Danny Smith captured the Haulmark Dash. Phil Gressman flipped in hot laps, ending his night and Jon Agan and Eddie Lynch flipped in the first heat. All were okay. Aaron Scott captured the 30 lap ALMS late model main over Shane Yoder and Brian Ruhlman.

   Huggins Cams Time Trials: 1. Chad Kemenah, Harble 15k, 11.774; 2. Bill Rose, Rose 6, 12.025; 3. Ryan Coniam, Grove 70, 12.025; 4. Chad Blonde, Blonde 5, 12.120; 5. Mark Keegan, Keegan X, 12.226; 6. Jeremy Campbell, Campbell 10c, 12.324; 7. Danny Smith, Smith 4, 12.329; 8. Byron Reed, B&S 5, 12.353; 9. Jon Agan, Agan 4J, 12.418; 10. Jac Haudenschild, Miller 6m, 12.418; 11. Kelly Kinser, Kinser 4k, 12.495; 12. Lee Jacobs, Burmeister 16, 12.545; 13. Kyle Sauder, Kirian K, 12.592; 14. Dale Blaney, Andrews 72, 12.606; 15. Jon Finsel, Finsel F1, 12.709; 16. Tim Hunter, Hunter 2, 12.726; 17. Mike Linder, James 3, 12.764; 18. Greg Wilson, Hampshire 63, 12.832; 19. Bobby Clark, Clark 8, 12.881; 20. Barry Ruble, Ruble 63r, 12.886; 21. Brandon Martin, Martin 11m, 12.895; 22. Dean Jacobs, DJR 27, 12.924; 23. Craig Mintz, Sabo 8s, 12.955; 24. Caleb Griffith, Ludwig 12, 12.980; 25. Brock Mayes, Mayes 11B, 13.004; 26. Butch Schroeder, Stanley 12, 13.014; 27. Ed Neumeister, Neumeister 11n, 13.019; 28. John Ivy, Carousel 20, 13.035; 29. Alvin Roepke, Roepke/Ford 99, 13.054; 30. Todd Kane, Kane 78, 13.066; 31. David Harrison, Ludwig 10, 13.091; 32. Shane Helms, Helms 40, 13.111; 33. Randy Hannagan, THR 1x, 13.213; 34. Jason Courtney, Courtney 9c, 13.298; 35. Andrew Palker, Palker 57x, 13.319; 36. Matt Lucius, Lucius & Ludwig 1a, 13.445; 37. Eddie Lynch, Lynch 29, 13.513; 38. Todd Heller, Heller 14h, 13.656; 39. Aaron Middaugh, Middaugh 91, 13.823; 40. Jody Keegan, Keegan 60, 13.849; 41. Bill Shaw, Shaw 48, 14.453; 42. Eric Rankin, Rankin 39, 14.477; 43. Phil Gressman, Robenalt 98, NT; 44. Paul May, May 71m, NT.

   Crown Battery Heat (10 laps): 1. Kemenah 2. Martin 3. Hannagan 4. Linder 5. M. Keegan 6. Mayes 7. Sauder 8. Roepke 9. Shaw 10. Lynch 11. Agan.

   B&B Products Heat (10 laps): 1. Wilson 2. Blaney 3. D. Jacobs 4. Haudenschild 5. Campbell 6. Rose 7. Kane 8. Schroeder 9. Rankin 10. Courtney 11. Heller.

   Engler Machine & Tool Heat (10 laps): 1. Mintz 2. Clark 3. Kinser 4. Smith 5. Harrison 6. Coniam 7. Finsel 8. Middaugh 9. Neumeister 10. Palker,

   TP Wings Heat (10 laps): 1. Griffith 2. L. Jacobs 3. Ivy 4. Reed 5. Hunter 6. Helms 7. Blonde 8. Ruble 9. Lucius 10. J. Keegan 11. May.

   Haulmark Dash (4 laps): 1. Smith 2. Kemenah 3. Campbell 4. M. Keegan.

   Outerwears Pre-filters C Main (10 laps): 1. Rankin 2. Heller 3. J. Keegan 4. Lynch 5. May 6. Shaw 7. Middaugh.

   University of Northwestern Ohio B Main (15 laps): 1. Rose 2. Kane 3. Blonde 4. Mayes 5. Sauder 6. Roepke 7. Helms 8. Schroeder 9. Agan 10. J. Keegan 11. Rankin 12. Finsel 13. Lucius 14. Lynch 15. Palker 16. Neumeister 17. Courtney 18. Coniam 19. Ruble 20. Heller.

   Haulmark A Main (40 laps): 1. Dale Blaney 2. Byron Reed 3. Jac Haudenschild 4. Jeremy Campbell 5. Greg Wilson 6. Chad Kemenah 7. Danny Smith 8. Kelly Kinser 9. Lee Jacobs 10. Bill Rose 11. Dean Jacobs 12. Mark
Keegan 13. Tim Hunter 14. Todd Kane 15. Craig Mintz 16. Bobby Clark 17. John Ivy 18. Chad Blonde 19. Brock Mayes 20. Randy Hannagan 21. David Harrison 22. Caleb Griffith 23. Brandon Martin 24. Mike Linder.
   Lap Leaders: Byron Reed 1-26, Dale Blaney 27-40.
 

Blaney Wins at Wayne Countu (OH)

Haulmark All Star Sprint Results - Wayne Co. Speedway - Wed. 5/26/04 By Scott Hall

      ORRVILLE, OH  - Dale Blaney scored his second win of the season Wednesday night at Wayne Co. Speedway in the Haulmark All Star sprint car 40 lap feature. The Pete Jacobs Memorial paid the Hartford, Ohio driver $5,000 to win. Kelly Kinser made a late charge at the end but came up two car lengths short at the finish line.
   "The guys had the car really good all night. We put a pretty hard tire on and it wore down pretty good," Blaney recalled. "It was hard to get through lapped traffic. I felt like I was slowing down quite a bit at the end and I knew someone (Kelly Kinser) was coming near the end," Blaney added, standing alongside his Andrews Motorsports Maxim-Fisher in victory lane.
   Dean Jacobs and Andrew Palker led the field to the green flag, with Phil Gressman and Blaney in row two. Jacobs pushed out to the immediate lead, with Palker falling in behind. Blaney was in third and began challenging Palker as Jacobs motored away from the battle for second. Blaney got past Palker for second with a low backstretch pass on lap nine, and he began closing on Jacobs as the leader entered lapped traffic.
   With a dozen laps in the books, Blaney was within striking distance of Jacobs. Two laps later the pair were side by side off turn four and Blaney slid under Jacobs exiting turn four to lead lap 14. Lap 16 saw the first caution, with Palker spinning in turn three, ending his fine third place effort. This put Jacobs, fifth starter Kinser and Chad Kemenah behind Blaney for the restart. Blaney pulled out to a nice lead when action stopped for a Jon Agan flip on lap 19. Once the mess was cleaned up, Blaney pushed out to another half straightaway lead over Jacobs, with Kinser stalking the Wooster, Ohio driver for third. With 11 circuits remaining, Kinser ducked under Jacobs for the runnerup spot. Blaney was now in lapped traffic, his lead evaporating every lap. Kinser moved closer and closer, but once Blaney cleared the lapped car of Caleb Griffith on lap 36, he had some breathing room. Once Kinser got past Griffith, he reeled Blaney in, but ran out of laps as the checkered flew, with Kinser finishing second by two car lengths.
   "We were gaining on Dale but he was going pretty good. We just ran out of time," Kinser said of his late race second place charge.
   "The car was awesome at the beginning of the race. But Dale and Kelly were going good. We just ran third and that's not bad for the first night out in this car. So we're happy," Jacobs said after finishing third. He utilized a Don Ott engine borrowed from former All Star racer Brian Ellenberger. Fourth was Kemenah, regaining the series points lead he lost to Danny Smith one race ago. "Super" Dave Harrison was fifth, followed by 11th starter John Ivy, Phil Gressman, Bill Rose, Jac Haudenschild (up from 20th starting spot) and Danny Smith.
   The Crown Battery heat fell to Smith, the B&B Products heat went to Byron Reed, the Engler Machine and Tool heat was won by Dean Jacobs in his brand new No. 27 and the TP Wings heat fell to Chad Blonde.  Jason Dolick won the Outerwears Pre-filters C Main. The University of Northwestern Ohio B Main winner was David Harrison and Dale Blaney captured the Haulmark Dash. David Harrison was the Huggins Cams Fast Time qualifier with a new track record of 16.047 seconds, snapping Shane Stewart's mark of 16.167 set in 2002.

   Huggins Cams Time Trials: 1. David Harrison, Ludwig 10, 16.047; 2. Chad Kemenah, Harble 15k, 16.087; 3. Rob Chaney, SC Racing 9x, 16.134; 4. Ryan Coniam, Grove 70, 16.149; 5. Kelly Kinser, Kinser 4k, 16.197; 6. Dale Blaney, Andrews 72, 16.216; 7. Lee Jacobs, Burmeister 16, 16.221; 8. Phil Gressman, Robenalt 98, 16.236; 9. Jon Agan, Agan 4J, 16.281; 10. Andrew Palker, Palker 57x, 16.295; 11. Dean Jacobs, DJR 27, 16.338; 12. Bill Rose, Rose 6, 16.375; 13. John Ivy, Carousel 20, 16.379; 14. Randy Hannagan, THR 1x, 16.394; 15. Jeremy Campbell, Campbell 10c, 16.404; 16. Mark Keegan, Keegan X, 16.407; 17. Greg Wilson, Hampshire 63, 16.442; 18. Byron Reed, B&S 5, 16.461; 19. Brock Mayes, Mayes 11B, 16.472; 20. Chad Blonde, Blonde 5,
16.521; 21. Danny Smith, Smith 4, 16.531; 22. Matt Lucius, Lucius & Ludwig 1a, 16.561; 23. Jac Haudenschild, Miller 6m, 16.565; 24. Barry Ruble, Ruble 63r, 16.613; 25. Tim Hunter, Hunter 2H, 16.667; 26. Kenny Jacobs, Kline 22, 16.670; 27. Scott Bonnell, Bonnell 3, 16.673; 28. Brandon Martin, Martin 11m, 16.694; 29. Todd Kane, Kane 78, 16.720; 30. Keith Baxter, Baxter 1B, 16.771; 31. Caleb Griffith, Ludwig 12, 16.863; 32. Eddie Lynch, Lynch 29, 16.870; 33. Kyle Sauder, Kirian K, 16.883; 34. Paul May, May 71m, 16.884; 35. Duffy Smith, Mulheim 38k, 17.030; 36. Jamie Martin, Martin 15m, 17.033; 37. Jason Dolick, Dolick 70x, 17.135; 38. Aaron Middaugh, Middaugh 91, 17.251; 39. Nick Patterson, Patterson 33, 17.264; 40. Jac Neville, Haudenschild 2, 17.568; 41.Danny Mumaw, Mumaw 16m, 17.695; 42. Bill Ault, Ault 27, 17.721; 43. Butch Beasley, Beasley 1, 18.298; 44. Scott Groves, Groves X1, 18.535.

   Crown Battery Heat (10 laps): 1. Da. Smith 2. Wilson 3. Ivy 4. Kinser 5. Hunter 6. Harrison 7. Kane 8. Sauder 9. Dolick 10. Agan 11. Mumaw.

   B&B Products Heat (10 laps): 1. Reed 2. Kemenah 3. Hannagan 4. Palker 5. Blaney 6. K. Jacobs 7. Baxter 8. May 9. Middaugh 10. Lucius 11. Ault.

   Engler Machine & Tool Heat (10 laps): 1. D. Jacobs 2. Haudenschild 3. Mayes 4. Campbell 5. Griffith 6. Bonnell 7. Patterson 8. Du. Smith 9. Beasley 10. L. Jacobs 11. Chaney.

   TP Wings Heat (10 laps): 1. Blonde 2. Gressman 3. Keegan 4. Ruble 5. Rose 6. B. Martin 7. Coniam 8. J. Martin 9. Lynch 10. Neville.

   Haulmark Dash (4 laps): 1. Blaney 2. Gressman 3. Kemenah 4. Kinser.

   Outerwear Pre-filters C Main (10 laps): 1. Dolick 2. Middaugh 3. Patterson 4. Neville 5. Ault 6. Mumaw 7. Groves 8. Beasley.

   University of Northwestern Ohio B Main (15 laps): 1. Harrison 2. Chaney 3. Kane 4. Agan 5. May 6. L. Jacobs 7. Sauder 8. B. Martin 9. J. Martin 10. Lucius 11. Neville 12. Baxter 13. Middaugh 14. Patterson 15. K. Jacobs 16. Coniam 17. Bonnell 18. Lynch 19. Dolick 20. Du. Smith.

   Haulmark A Main (40 laps): 1. Dale Blaney 2. Kelly Kinser 3. Dean Jacobs 4. Chad Kemenah 5. David Harrison 6. John Ivy 7. Phil Gressman 8. Bill Rose 9. Jac Haudenschild 10. Danny Smith 11. Randy Hannagan 12. Rob Chaney 13. Tim Hunter 14. Mark Keegan 15. Byron Reed 16. Jeremy Campbell 17. Caleb Griffith 18. Andrew Palker 19. Greg Wilson 20. Brock Mayes 21. John Agan 22. Barry Ruble 23. Chad Blonde 24. Todd Kane.

   Lap Leaders: Dean Jacobs 1-13, Dale Blaney 14-40.
 

Haudenschild AllStar Winner at Butler (MI)

Haulmark All Star Sprint Results - Butler Motor Speedway - Sat. 5/22/04 By Scott Hall

      QUINCY, MI - Jac Haudenschild passed Randy Hannagan on lap 11 and led the rest of the way Saturday night at Butler Motor Speedway in the Haulmark All Star sprint car 30 lap feature. It was Haudenschild's 16th career All Star win, with his last victory coming at Eldora Speedway in 1999.
   "The track was really good tonight. We ran the bottom the first half of the race, then the top came in. It got really racy," the driver of Jamie Miller's Ham Signs, Double J Construction, Sunset Meats Maxim said after earning $5,000.
   Jeremy Campbell led the field to the green alongside Hannagan, followed by Danny Smith and Haudenschild. Hannagan jumped around Campbell into the initial lead with Haudenschild tucking into third. On lap five Haudenschild took second from Campbell with a low pass off turn four, and he ducked under Hannagan in turn one to take the lead on lap 11.
   Smith and Greg Wilson, who started fifth, also got past Campbell by the halfway point of the race. The event ran non stop until lap 25 when Chad Kemenah and Tim Hunter collided in turn three, with Hunter exiting with a flat. Kemenah was able to tag the tail of the field for the restart, but he eventually finished 12th, losing the series points lead to Danny Smith by one point.
   It was a five lap dash to the finish, with Haudenschild pulling away from Hannagan when the green reappeared. Smith was now third ahead of Wilson, Campbell, Brock Mayes, Chad Blonde and Ryan Coniam in the VSM Abrasives Premiere Pallet No. 70. Haudenschild motored away in the high groove to win easily over Hannagan. Smith rode home third in the Pence GMC Maxim, followed by Campbell's Gaerte powered Maxim. Mayes ran a strong sixth, the best finish of his rookie season in his own Eagle-Kistler. 11th starter Blonde finished seventh, ahead of Coniam, Phil Gressman in the Robenalt Racing No. 98Eagle (up from 15th) and Toledo's Ronnie Beale.
   The Crown Battery heat fell to Tim Hunter, the B&B Products heat went to Eddie Lynch, the Engler Machine and Tool heat was won by Jeff Rankin and the TP Wings heat fell to Ryan Coniam. Jon Agan won the University of Northwestern Ohio B Main, Jeremy Campbell captured the Haulmark Dash and Ken Mackey was the Huggins Cams Fast Time qualifier. Fifth place driver in All Star points Bill Rose missed the evening's action when his brand new trailer malfunctioned before he left for the speedway.

   Huggins Cams Time Trials: 1. Ken Mackey, Mackey 25m, 14.410; 2. Greg Wilson, Hampshire 63, 14.491; 3. Jac Haudenschild, Miller 6m, 14.522; 4. Danny Smith, Smith 4, 14.533; 5. Randy Hannagan, THR 1x, 14.637; 6. Jeremy Campbell, Campbell 10c, 14.725; 7. Brock Mayes, Mayes 11B, 14.788; 8. Chad Kemenah, Harble 15k, 14.833; 9. Paul May, May 71m, 14.841; 10. Ronnie Beale, Beale 3B, 14.872; 11. Chad Blonde, Blonde 5, 14.950; 12. Ryan Coniam, Grove 70, 14.960; 13. Tim Evelsizer, Evelsizer 9e, 14.992; 14. Barry Ruble, Ruble 63r, 14.995; 15. Chuck Wilson, Wilson 31, 15.005; 16. Phil Gressman, Robenalt 98, 15.040; 17. Tim Hunter, Hunter 2H, 15.062; 18. Eddie Smith, S&R 3, 15.136; 19. Bob Dooley, Dooley 8x, 15.198; 20. Mark Aldrich. Aldrich 1a, 15.203; 21. Sean Robinson, Robinson 1, 15.204; 22. Eddie Lynch, Lynch 29, 15.248; 23. Jeff Rankin, Zabonic 40, 15.280; 24. Norman Carpenter, Carpenter 49, 15.307; 25. Jon Agan, Agan 4J, 15.325; 26. Cory Bevard, Bevard 8, 15.334; 27. Doug Zimmerman, Zimmerman 19, 15.340; 28. Cody Geldart, Geldart 6g, 15.407; 29. Roger Spieth, Spieth 2z, 15.768; 30. Marvin Pifer, Pifer 32, 16.125; 31. Robert Payseno, Payseno 38, 17.506.

   Crown Battery Heat (8 laps): 1. Hunter 2. Mackey 3. Hannagan 4. May 5. Evelsizer 6. Spieth 7. Robinson 8. Agan.
   B&B Products Heat (8 laps): 1. Lynch 2. G. Wilson 3. Campbell 4. Ruble 5. Beale 6. Bevard 7. Pifer 8. E. Smith.
   Engler Machine & Tool Heat (8 laps): 1. Rankin 2. Blonde 3. Mayes 4. Haudenschild 5. Zimmerman 6. Dooley 7. Payseno 8. C. Wilson.
   TP Wings Heat (8 laps): 1. Coniam 2. Kemenah 3. Gressman 4. D. Smith 5. Aldrich 6. Carpenter 7. Geldart.
   Haulmark Dash (4 laps): 1. Campbell 2. Haudenschild 3. G. Wilson 4. D.
Smith.
   University of Northwestern Ohio B Main (10 laps): 1. Agan 2. Bevard 3. E. Smith 4. Pifer 5. Geldart 6. Carpenter 7. C. Wilson 8. Spieth 9. Payseno 10. Dooley 11. Robinson (DNS).

   Haulmark A Main (30 laps): 1. Jac Haudenschild 2. Randy Hannagan 3. Danny Smith 4. Greg Wilson 5. Jeremy Campbell 6. Brock Mayes 7. Chad Blonde 8. Ryan Coniam 9. Phil Gressman 10. Ronnie Beale 11. Ken Mackey 12. Chad Kemenah 13. Doug Zimmerman 14. Tim Evelsizer 15. Cory Bevard 16. Mark Aldrich 17. Eddie Lynch 18. Barry Ruble 19. Jon Agan 20. Marvin Pifer 21. Tim Hunter 22. Jeff Rankin 23. Paul May 24. Eddie Smith.
   Lap Leaders: Randy Hannagan 1-10, Jac Haudenschild 11-30.

   All Star Sprint Points:
1 Danny Smith 552, 2 Chad Kemenah 551, 3 Greg Wilson 513, 4 Jeremy Campbell 476, 5 Phil Gressman 439, 6 Ryan Coniam 436, 7 Dale Blaney 434, 8 Brock Mayes 420, 9 Bill Rose 416, 10 Tim Hunter 395


   South Buxton, ON - Sunday's All Star event scheduled for South Buxton Raceway was cancelled due to wet track conditions. The event has been rescheduled for Sunday night Aug. 1.
 

Blaney Blisters Fremont

Haulmark All Star Sprint Results - Fremont Speedway - Sat. 5/08/04 By Scott Hall

      FREMONT, OH  - It was total dominance by Dale Blaney Saturday night at Fremont Speedway in the Haulmark All Star sprint car 40 lap feature. He led wire to wire in the Andrews Motorsports Maxim, earning $5,000 for his first victory of the season. Lee Jacobs, in the Burmeister No. 16 transferred from the B Main to the A main, started 10th and came home a strong second with Indiana's Bill Rose third.
   "My car was really good all night long. George Fisher and Tom Andrews got that thing awful good in the feature, it was easy to drive. Anyone could have driven this car to victory tonight," Blaney related from victory lane.
   John Ivy and Blaney led the field to the green flag, with Blaney taking the initial lead. Ivy, in second, executed a 360 degree spin with a lap in the books, dropping him from second to last when the yellow came out. Blaney pulled away from Rose when the green reappeared and Mike Linder, who started seventh was now third, moving up nicely in the bottom groove. When he entered lapped traffic on lap nine, Blaney had a full straightaway lead over Rose. Now Phil Gressman and Byron Reed were battling for third, just ahead of All Star points leader Chad Kemenah.
   Reed took over third, and then Kemenah also got past Gressman. Kemenah was on the move also, and by lap 19 was battling with Reed.
   Kemenah went low under Reed to take third at the halfway point of the race, but he slipped off the edge of the track a lap later, just before a caution flew for a John Ivy and Chad Blonde spin. This dropped Kemenah to seventh in the field.
   Blaney showed his dominance once again following the restart, and pulled out to another half lap lead. Rose held a consistent second with Jacobs taking third from Reed on lap 26. Jacobs, excellent in the low groove, began catching Rose. Jacobs took over second for good on lap 32. Ivy was also on the move from the back of the pack again, and was up to fifth with six laps to go.
   As the laps wound down, Blaney won easily, with Jacobs second, Rose third and Ivy fourth. He passed the most cars on the night, coming from the back of the pack twice in the Carousel Racing No. 20. Mark Keegan started 12th and came in fifth, ahead of 14th starter Danny Smith. Linder was next, followed by David Harrison, Kemenah and Craig Mintz, up from 21st starting spot.
   "It was just a great night for us, this is pretty amazing," Jacobs recalled. "We've been struggling and we finally got this car operating tonight."
   "We had a good night, and had fun tonight," Rose said. "We changed some
stuff around and it worked."
   The Crown Battery heat fell to Rob Chaney, the B&B Products heat went to Andrew Palker, the Engler Machine and Tool heat was won by Dustin Daggett and the TP Wings heat fell to Chad Blonde. Shane Helms won the Outerwears Pre-filters C Main and Mike Linder was the University of Northwestern Ohio B Main winner. Phil Gressman captured the Haulmark Dash and Kemenah was the Huggins Cams Fast Time qualifier. Jamie Miller captured the 25 lap 305 sprint A Main over Paul Weaver, Scott Miller, Brian Smith and Roger Shammo.
  

Huggins Cams Time Trials: 1. Chad Kemenah, Harble 15k, 12.515; 2. Mike Linder, James 3, 12.527; 3. Byron Reed, B&S 5, 12.530; 4. Phil Gressman, Robenalt 98, 12.542; 5. Bill Rose, Rose 6, 12.590; 6. Dale Blaney, Andrews 72, 12.605; 7. John Ivy, Carousel 20, 12.695; 8. Jon Agan, Agan 4J, 12.725; 9. Brock Mayes, Mayes 11B, 12.729; 10. David Harrison, Ludwig 10, 12.753; 11. Lee Jacobs, Burmeister 16, 12.938; 12. Barry Ruble, Ruble 63r, 12.940; 13. Andy James, James 72, 12.960; 14. Todd Kane, Kane 78, 12.965; 15. Mark Keegan, Keegan X, 13.033; 16. Todd Heller, Heller 14h, 13.052; 17. Greg Wilson, Hampshire 63, 13.080; 18. Danny Smith, Smith 4, 13.085; 19. Alvin Roepke, Roepke/Ford 99, 13.109; 20. Chad Blonde, Blonde 5, 13.120; 21. Rob
Chaney, SC Racing 9x, 13.169; 22. Andrew Palker, Palker 57x, 13.242; 23. Dustin Daggett, Daggett 85, 13.350; 24. Ryan Coniam, Grove 70, 13.365; 25. Matt Lucius, Lucius & Ludwig 1a, 13.384; 26. Craig Mintz, Sabo 8s, 13.390; 27. Brandon Martin, Martin 11m, 13.395; 28. Jac Haudenschild, Miller 6m, 13.425; 29. Ed Neumeister, Neumeister 11n, 13.426; 30. Eric Rankin, Rankin 39, 13.455; 31. Jeremy Campbell, Campbell 10c, 13.478; 32. Jody Keegan, Keegan 60, 13.480; 33. Roger Campbell, Jr., Campbell ZL1, 13.490; 34. Bobby Clark, Clark 8, 13.500; 35. Jimmy Stinson, Stinson 84K, 13.510; 36. Bob Distel, Distel 18, 13.531; 37. Kyle Sauder, Kirian K, 13.536; 38. Shane Helms, Helms 40, 13.553; 39. Larry Riehl, Riehl 55, 13.585; 40. Dain Naida, Lowicki 54, 13.620; 41. Jason Courtney, Courtney 9c, 13.653; 42. Paul May, May 71m, 13.680; 43. Caleb Griffith, Ludwig 12, 13.706; 44. Scott Cramer, Cramer 47, 13.855; 45. Scott Euler, Euler 27, 13.875; 46.  Jon Finsel, Finsel F1, 13.917; 47. Troy Vacarro, Vacarro 7T, 13.988; 48. 2H Tim Hunter, Hunter 2H, 14.018; 49. Eddie Lynch, Lynch 29, 14.031; 50. Aaron Middaugh, Middaugh 91, 14.193; 51. Daniel Smith, Keegan 24, 14.480; 52. Bill Shaw, Shaw 48, 14.872.

   Crown Battery Heat (10 laps): 1. Chaney 2. Kemenah 3. Rose 4. Mayes 5. Sauder 6. R. Campbell 7. Euler 8. Wilson 9. Lynch 10. Lucius 11. James 12. Neumeister 13. Courtney.

   B&B Products Heat (10 laps): 1. Palker 2. Danny Smith 3. Blaney 4. Harrison 5. Kane 6. May 7. Mintz 8. Linder 9. Clark 10. Rankin 11. Helms 12. Finsel 13. Middaugh (DNS).

   Engler Machine & Tool Heat (10 laps): 1. Daggett 2. Ivy 3. Reed 4. Roepke 5. M. Keegan 6. Griffith 7. J. Campbell 8. Jacobs 9. Stinson 10. Martin 11. Vacarro 12. Riehl 13. Daniel Smith.

   TP Wings Heat (10 laps): 1. Blonde 2. Haudenschild 3. Coniam 4. Gressman 5. Heller 6. Agan 7. Distel 8. Ruble 9. J. Keegan 10. Naida 11. Hunter 12. Cramer 13. Shaw.

   Haulmark Dash (4 laps): 1. Gressman 2. Rose 3. Kemenah 4. Reed.

   Outerwears Pre-filters C Main (12 laps): 1. Helms 2. Distel 3. Griffith 4. May 5. Hunter 6. Lynch 7. Vacarro 8. Daniel Smith 9. Naida 10. Euler 11. Finsel 12. Middaugh 13. Courtney 14. Shaw 15. Cramer 16. Riehl (DNS).

   University of Northwestern Ohio B Main (15 laps): 1. Linder 2. Jacobs 3. Martin 4. Mintz 5. Clark 6. Ruble 7. Wilson 8. J. Campbell 9. James 10. Rankin 11. Griffith 12. J. Keegan 13. Stinson 14. Distel 15. Helms 16. R. Campbell 17. Agan 18. Lucius 19. May 20. Neumeister.

   Haulmark A Main (40 laps): 1. Dale Blaney 2. Lee Jacobs 3. Bill Rose 4. John Ivy 5. Mark Keegan 6. Danny Smith 7. Mike Linder 8. David Harrison 9. Chad Kemenah 10. Craig Mintz 11. Ryan Coniam 12. Phil Gressman 13. Byron Reed 14. Alvin Roepke 15. Brock Mayes 16. Todd Heller 17. Jac Haudenschild 18. Kyle Sauder 19. Andrew Palker 20. Rob Chaney 21. Dustin Daggett 22. Chad Blonde 23. Brandon Martin 24. Todd Kane.

   Lap Leaders: Dale Blaney 1-40
 

Hannagan Wins All-Stars Feature at Eldora

Haulmark All Star Sprint Results – Eldora Speedway - Sat. 4/24/04 By Scott Hall

ROSSBURG, OH – A hurricane blew through Eldora Speedway Saturday night. Randy “Hurricane” Hannigan won the Haulmark All Star sprint car 30 lap feature, recording his first career All Star win. Hannigan started sixth, took second with 12 laps in and passed leader Danny Smith for the win on lap 19. His THR Racing Hurricane Chassis utilized Gaerte power. Hannagan thanked his brother Terry from victory lane, and indicated that without his support this win would not have been possible.
The first attempt to start the main saw 18th starting rookie Brock Mayes take a flip in turn one trying to avoid Jeremy Campbell, who brushed the turn one concrete. Barry Ruble was also involved. Jimmy Stinson and rookie Jon Agan brought the field down for the second start, with Stinson jumping into the lead in the Stinson Concrete Eagle. Agan held second until lap seven when fourth starting Smith went by with a turn one slide job. Once in the lead Smith began stretching his advantage over Stinson, Hannagan and Jac Haudenschild, who was in a fierce battle with Chad Kemenah. By lap 11 Hannigan was challenging Stinson for second, and he took that spot a lap later.
Following a lap 12 caution period, Smith pushed out to a big lead over Hannagan, and fourth place Haudenschild smacked the turn two wall sending him deep back into the pack. By the halfway mark, Smith was approaching lapped traffic again with Hannagan second, Stinson third and Kemenah fourth. When Smith caught the tail of the field, he was boxed in by the lapped car of Kent Wolters, allowing Hannagan to blast by and lead lap 19. Hannagan pulled away from Smith, but with only a handful of laps remaining, Smith began reeling in the leader again. Smith was poised to pass Hannagan to re-take the lead on lap26, but the lapped car of Ryan Coniam prevented Smith from making his move. Once Smith fell back, the victory was all Hannagan's, as he won by two car lengths. Points leader Kemenah was third behind Smith, with Stinson fourth and 17th starting Jeremy Campbell fifth, earning the Fisher Performance Hard Charger award.
Next across were Rob Chaney, Bill Rose, Agan, Wilson and Coniam.
The Crown Battery heat fell to Stinson, the B&B Products heat went to Rob Chaney and the Engler Machine and Tool heat was won by Mayes. Kemenah captured the Haulmark Dash and Randy Hannagan was the Huggins Cams Fast Time qualifier.
Huggins Cams Time Trials: 1. Randy Hannagan, THR 1x, 13.140; 2. Chad Kemenah, Harble 15k, 13.152; 3. Danny Smith, Smith 4, 13.159; 4. Greg Wilson, Hampshire 63, 13.200; 5. Ron Blair, RB 35, 13.281; 6. Jon Agan, Agan 4J, 13.285; 7. Jimmy Stinson, Stinson 84, 13.301; 8. Jac Haudenschild, Miller 6m, 13.348; 9. Bill Rose, Rose 6, 13.363; 10. Phil Gressman, Robenalt 98, 13.379; 11. Butch Schroeder, Brown 99, 13.428; 12. Barry Ruble, Ruble 63r, 13.437; 13. Dale Blaney, Andrews 72b, 13.447; 14. Rob Chaney, SC Racing 9x, 13.455; 15. Ryan Coniam, Grove 70, 13.461; 16. Tim Hunter, Hunter 2H, 13.493; 17. Jeremy Campbell, Campbell 10c, 13.513; 18. Brock Mayes, Mayes 11B, 13.583; 19. Scott Bonnell, Bonnell 3, 13.642; 20. Kent Wolters, K&L 1, 13.694; 21. Kyle Stuchell, Woods 8, 13.791; 22. Mark Aldrich. Aldrich 1a, 14.230; 23. Brandon Ferguson, Ferguson 15, 14.716; 24. Eddie Lynch, Lynch 29, 15.208; 25. Paul May, May 71m, NT.
Crown Battery Heat (8 laps): 1. Stinson 2. Blaney 3. Gressman 4. Hannagan 5. Wilson 6. Hunter 7. Aldrich 8. Bonnell (DNS).
B&B Products Heat (8 laps): 1. Chaney 2. Campbell 3. Haudenschild 4. Kemenah 5. Schroeder 6. Wolters 7. Ferguson 8. Blair.
Engler Machine & Tool Heat (8 laps): 1. Mayes 2. Rose 3. Smith 4. Agan 5. Coniam 6. Ruble 7. May 8. Lynch 9. Stuchell.
Haulmark Dash (4 laps): 1. Kemenah 2. Wilson 3. Smith 4. Agan.
Haulmark A Main (30 laps): 1. Randy Hannagan 2. Danny Smith 3. Chad Kemenah 4. Jimmy Stinson 5. Jeremy Campbell 6. Rob Chaney 7. Bill Rose 8. Jon Agan 9. Greg Wilson 10. Ryan Coniam 11. Phil Gressman 12. Butch Schroeder 13. Kent Wolters 14. Tim Hunter 15. Mark Aldrich 16. Eddie Lynch 17. Kyle Stuchell 18. Paul May 19. Jac Haudenschild 20. Brandon Ferguson 21. Barry Ruble 22. Dale Blaney 23. Brock Mayes.
Lap Leaders: Jimmy Stinson 1-9, Danny Smith 10-18, Randy Hannagan 19-30

Kemenah Beats Keegan on Last Lap

Kemenah Wins All-Stars Event at Farmington, MO

Haulmark All Star Sprint Results - St. Francois Co. Raceway - Sat. 4/3/04 By Scott Hall

FARMINGTON, MO - Defending All Star champion Chad Kemenah led 40 caution-filled laps wire-to-wire to defeat Dale Blaney Saturday night at St. Francois Co. Raceway and win the Haulmark All Star sprint car feature. The win by Kemenah evened the score with the local drivers at SFCR as local hot shoe Tim Montgomery won here last year. Kemenah's Jim Harble-owned Eagle Chassis is powered by a Kistler engine and sponsorship help comes from John Bores, Underground Utilities and Kear's Speed Shop.
  

"We wanted to redeem ourselves after last year," Kemenah related from victory lane. "The race track is a real different shape here and it caught us all off kilter last year. We just wanted to get into the lead tonight and hoped the track would take rubber and it did and it just worked out for us."

Kemenah and Jeremy Campbell brought the field down to the green flag, with Campbell taking the initial lead, but a Rod Crabtree spin nixed the start. For the second start, Kemenah led but quick timer Kelly Kinser spun and was hit by Tim Montgomery and Brock Mayes, sending Kinser and Mayes to the tail for the restart. The third time was the charm for Kemenah as he led over Campbell, but another caution flew with one lap in the books for a Joey Montgomery spin. Kemenah remained on top when the green appeared again as fifth starter Dale Blaney was on the move, despite a smoking engine. Blaney passed Terry McCarl for third then breezed by Campbell for second once the leaders got into lapped traffic. As the top three ran nose to tail, McCarl held fourth with Ricky Logan and Paul May battling for fifth. Kemenah expertly worked lapped traffic, keeping Blaney, whose car finally stopped smoking, at bay.

By lap 27 Logan began pressuring McCarl as May waited for an opening to pass the duo. Campbell made a mistake a couple of laps later, getting sideways in turn two and dipping into the infield, coming back out on the track in seventh instead of third. Then Campbell and May made contact while battling for sixth on lap 34, bringing out another caution. Kemenah pulled away from Blaney on this restart and again following the final restart two circuits later. McCarl took one shot at passing Blaney on the final restart, but Blaney held him off as Kemenah pulled away to a four car length win over Blaney's Andrews Motorsports No. 72. McCarl held on for third with Logan fourth and 12th starting Jerrod Hull fifth. Next were Danny Smith, Greg Wilson, Tim Montgomery who ran with a flipped up nose wing, Kinser, back from the tail and Phil Gressman on a very cold and windy night.
  

The B&B Products heat went to Alex Shanks, the Engler Machine and Tool heat was won by Terry Babb and the TP Wings heat fell to Jesse Gianetto. The University of Northwestern Ohio B Main winner was Paul May. Crown Battery heat race winner Campbell captured the Haulmark Dash for the second night in a row and Kinser was the Huggins Cams Fast Time qualifier.
  

Huggins Cams Time Trials: 1. Kelly Kinser, 12.434; 2. Dale Blaney, 12.444; 3. Ricky Logan, 12.485; 4. Paul May, 12.511; 5. Phil Gressman, 12.585; 6. Danny Smith, 12.663; 7. Terry McCarl, 12.663; 8. Tim Montgomery, 12.741; 9. Jeremy Campbell, 12.792; 10. Chad Kemenah, 12.828;11. Tommy Worley Jr., 12.844; 12. Jerrod Hull, 12.868; 13. Colin Northway, 12.870; 14. Joey Montgomery, 12.946; 15. Jay Landolt, 12.952; 16. Greg Wilson, 12.981; 17. Jim Moughan, 12.990; 18. Alex Shanks, 13.050; 19. Bill Rose, 13.116; 20. Steve Short, 13.130; 21. Brock Mayes, 13.169; 22. Rob Crabtree, 13.193; 23. Terry Babb, 13.195; 24. Jesse Gianetto, 13.210; 25. Bryan Matthews, 13.263; 26. Paul Patterson, 13.301;27. Ryan Coniam, 13.315; 28. Curtis Boyer, 13.425; 29. Tim Hunter, 13.431; 30. Jason Keith, 13.438; 31. Timmy Moss, 13.451; 32. Kenny Hambrick, 13.471; 33. Eddie Lynch, 13.575; 34. Jimmy Hurley, 13.585; 35. Lance Gullo, 13.642; 36. Jason Hunt, 13.649; 37. Daniel Adler, 13.743; 38. Jon Agan, 13.751; 39. Shane Wade, 13.958; 40. Derek O'Dell, 14.066; 41. Bob Thoman, 14.227; 42. Mark Siciliano, 14.277; 43. Marshall Skaggs, 14.314; 44. Barry Ruble, 14.468; 45. Kent Buckley, 14.494; 46. Jimmy Brayton Jr., 15.337.

Crown Battery Heat (8 laps): 1. Campbell 2. Moughan 3. Mayes 4. Kinser 5. Northway 6. Hunter 7. Matthews 8. Lynch 9. Gressman 10. Adler 11. Thoman 12. Buckley.
  

B&B Products Heat (8 laps): 1. Shanks 2. Kemenah 3. Blaney 4. J. Montgomery 5. Crabtree 6. Keith 7. Agan 8. Smith 9. Patterson 10. Hurley 11. Sciliano 12. Brayton.

Engler Machine & Tool Heat (8 laps): 1. Babb 2. Rose 3. Logan 4. McCarl 5. Worley 6. Landolt 7. Coniam 8. Guelow 9. Wade 10. Skaggs.

TP Wings Heat (8 laps): 1. Gianetto 2. Wilson 3. Hull 4. Short 5. Boyer

Haulmark Dash (4 laps): 1. Campbell 2. Kemenah 3. Blaney 4. Kinser.
 

University of Northwestern Ohio B Main (12 laps): 1. May 2. Smith 3. T. Montgomery 4. Gressman 5. Matthews 6. Keith 7. Patterson 8. Landolt 9. Hurley 10. Hunter.
  

Haulmark A Main (40 laps): 1. Kemenah 2. Blaney 3. McCarl 4. Logan 5. Hull 6. Smith 7. Wilson 8. T. Montgomery 9. Kinser 10. Gressman 11. Rose 12. Babb 13. J. Montgomery 14. Shanks 15. Short 16. Boyer 17. May 18. Campbell 19. Mayes 20. Gianetto 21. Moughan 22. Northway 23. Worley 24. Crabtree.
Lap Leaders: Chad Kemenah 1-40.
  

All Star Sprint Points:
1 Chad Kemenah 196, 2 Greg Wilson 189, 3 Danny Smith 186, 4 Dale Blaney 176, 5 Kelly Kinser 172, 6 Jeremy Campbell 168, 7 Bill Rose 158 8 Phil Gressman 143, 9 Ryan Coniam 137, 10 Paul May 137

All-Stars Adjust Schedule

CAMARGO, IL - The Haulmark All Star Circuit of Champions announces several adjustments to their 2004 racing schedule. Events added to the schedule are May 14-15 at Memphis Motorsports Park in Memphis, TN, June 9 at Belle-Clair Speedway in Bellville, IL, July 30 at Spoon River Speedway in Canton, IL, Aug. 17 at Butler Co. Speedway in Rising City, NE, Sept. 10 at Macon, (IL) Speedway and a change of the Oglethorpe Speedway Park (GA) event to Sept. 24-25.
  

Previous listed dates which are now listed at "to be announced" are May 1-2, June 11 and June 18-19.

2004 All Star Circuit of Champions, Inc. Schedule (updated 3/31/04)
April 2 (Fri) Paducah Int'l Raceway Paducah, KY, 3 (Sat) St. Francois County Speedway Farmington, MO, 16-17 (Fri-Sat) Attica Raceway Park Attica, OH, 23 (Fri) Limaland Motorsports Park Lima, OH, 24 (Sat) Eldora Speedway Rossburg, OH, 30 (Fri) Junction Motor Speedway McCool Junction, NE

May 1 (Sat) TBA, 2 (Sun) TBA, 7 (Fri) Lernerville Speedway Sarver, PA, 8 (Sat) Fremont Speedway Fremont, OH, 14-15 (Fri-Sat) Memphis, Motorsports Park Memphis, TN, 21 (Fri) Hartford Speedway Hartford, MI, 22 (Sat) Butler Motor Speedway Quincy, MI, 23 (Sun) South Buxton Raceway Ontario, Canada, 26 (Wed) Wayne County Speedway Orrville, OH, 28 (Fri) Attica Raceway Park Attica, OH, 29 (Sat) K-C Raceway Chillicothe, OH

June 9  (Fri) Belle-Clair Speedway Belleville, IL, 10 (Thurs) Lake Ozark Speedway Eldon, MO, 12 (Sat) St. Francois County Speedway Farmington, MO, 13 (Sun) Tri-State Speedway Haubstadt, IN, 18-19 (Fri-Sat) TBA, 24 (Thurs) Virgina Motor Speedway Saluda, VA 26 (Sat) Eldora Speedway Rossburg, OH
 

2004 All Star Sprint Ohio Speedweek
27 (Sun) Attica Raceway Park Attica, OH, 28 (Mon) Wayne County Speedway Orrville, OH, 29 (Tue) Fremont Speedway Fremont, OH, 30 (Wed) Sharon Speedway Hartford, OH, July 1 (Thurs) Fremont Speedway Fremont, OH, 2 (Fri) Limaland Motorsports Park Lima, OH, 3 (Sat) K-C Raceway Chillicothe, OH
 

July 4 (Fri) TBA - WV, 10 (Sat) West Virginia Motor Speedway Parkersburg, WV, 21 (Wed) Lake Ozark Speedway Eldon, MO, 23-24 (Fri-Sat) Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, IA, 30 (Fri) Spoon River Speedway Canton, IL, 31 (Sat) Hartford Speedway Hartford, MI

Aug. 5 (Thurs) Eldora Speedway Rossburg, OH, 7 (Sat) Butler Motor Speedway Quincy, MI, 17 (Tue) Butler County Speedway Rising Sun, NE, 18 (Wed) Mid-Nebraska Raceway Doniphan, NE, 20 (Fri) Dodge City Raceway Park Dodge City, KS, 21 (Sat) Jetmore Motorplex Jetmore, KS, 22 (Sun) 81 Speedway Wichita, KS
25 (Wed) TBA, 26 (Thurs) TBA, 27 (Fri) TBA, 28 (Sat) Lincoln Speedway Hanover, PA, 29 (Sun) TBA

Sept. 3 (Fri) Lernerville Speedway Sarver, PA, 4-5 (Sat-Sun) Sharon Speedway Hartford, OH, 10 (Fri) Macon Speedway   Macon, IL, 11 (Sat) Fremont Speedway Fremont, OH, 17 (Fri) Gas City I-69 Raceway Gas City, IN, 18 (Sat) Lawrenceburg Speedway Lawrenceburg, IN, 24-25 (Fri-Sat) Oglethorpe Speedway Park Savannah, GA
 

Oct. 2 (Sat) Eldora Speedway Rossburg, OH, 13 (Wed) TBA - TX, 15 (Fri) El Paso Speedway Park El Paso, TX, 16 (Sat) Southern New Mexico Speedway Las Cruces, NM, 17 (Sun) Hollywood Hills Speedway San Felipe Pueblo, NM
 

All-Stars Feature Big Rookie Crop in Paducah (KY) Opener

CAMARGO, IL - Nine sprint car drivers have expressed their intentions to compete for Rookie of the Year honors during the All Star Circuit of Champions 25th anniversary sprint car season in 2004.  The All Stars will open their 66 race season with a visit to the Paducah International Speedway in Kentucky on Friday night April 2. The only other All Star event was held there on June 4, 1981, won by Lee Osborne
 

The nine drivers looking forward to the Kentucky race include Tim Hunter, Jon Agan, Chad Blonde, Brock Mayes, James High, Eddie Lynch, Jan Howard, Paul May and Ben Rutan.  Hunter, from Millersburg, OH drives the Hunter Racing #2H, a Maxim Chassis with a Griff's engine under the hood. The 26-year-old has been racing for seven years and is sponsored by Greber Racing Components, MPC, Dutch Harvest and First Merit Bank. Hunter has been competing regularly throughout Ohio for the past several seasons.
  

Agan, hailing from Knoxville, IA, will compete in the Agan Racing Eagle No. 4 with an Ostrich racing engine. The 26-year-old is sponsored by Dee Zee Truck Accessories, United Trailers, Bishop Buildings and Kin-Folks. Agan is a former Knoxville Raceway regular.
  

From the Wolverine State, Chad Blonde is an Attica Raceway Park regular aboard the No. 5B Maxim/Wesmar. The Litchfield MI. driver is sponsored by Tuckey Motorsports Graphix, TLC Auto Collision and Radio Shack.
 

Brock Mayes from Bucyrus, OH is another Attica and Fremont Speedway regular in the Brock Motorsports No. 11B Eagle/Griff's. The 24 year old graduate of the 305 sprint car ranks is sponsored by J&F Construction, Oberliners Tree & Landscape and Carter Electric. He was named the 2003 rookie of the year in the 410 sprints at both Fremont and Attica.

High, from Albuquerque, MN, is another 24 year old who will drive the High J&J with Gaerte power. He is the 2003 Sprint Car Owners of Arizona (SCOA) rookie of the year. Concrete Systems and Unitex sponsor his machine.
  

Lynch, from Springfield, IL, has been racing sprint cars since 1996. The 34 year old is sponsored by Dan's Performance Racing and Kunz Realty. His Maxim No. 29 sports a Gaerte Engine under the hood.
  

Howard, from Byhalia, MS, will be in his own No. 46 Maxim/Dynotech this year after driving the Webb No. 51 in several All Star events last summer. The 26 year old Howard is sponsored by Memphis Truck Parts Specialist.
  

Terre Haute Indiana's May won his first career All Star feature last season and is the 2002 GLOSS Champion. His No. 71m J&J/Gaerte is sponsored by Mike's Auto Wrecking, Scott's Custom Colors and Blue Collar Renovations. The 25 year old has been racing in several classes for 14 years.
  

Hudson, Michigan's Rutan is a 31 year old pilot who has been racing for ten seasons. He is a veteran of the SOD and NRA 360 sprint circuits, with his No. 75 Fisher Bothers J&J/Rutan sponsored by Wolverine Steel & Welding and Shook Brothers Officiating.
  

Other rookies expected to compete in several All Star races this summer are Chad Layton and Jimmy Weller III.  Layton, from Harrisburg, PA is a 358 sprint car graduate and Weller, a big block modified graduate from Hubbard,
OH drives the No. 23 J&J with Garrett power.
  

The Paducah event will be followed by a Saturday night show at St. Francois County Speedway in Farmington, MO on April 3.

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