OUTLAW DIRT KARTS

Outlaw Dirt Karting has become one of the fastest growing forms of racing in the country. 

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The 2004 QRC ALLSTARS Outlaw Dirt Kart Tour Champions are:

Keith Bloom, Jr.-Box Stock

Kyle Larson-125cc

Tyler McCain-Open

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CYCLELAND SPEEDWAY

CHICO, CA

September 24th, 2005

Open Divison:  A-Main:  1. AJ Kerns, 2. Michael Tarter, 3. Tyler Wolf, 4. Pete Johnson, 5. Sean Becker, 6. David Tarter, 7. Justin Grant, 8. Nic Helwig, 9. Tyler McCain, 10. Justin Reinolds, 11, Brett Miller, 12. John-Michael Bunch, 13. Michael Helwig, 14. Reyna Krueger, 15. Cody Smith, 16. Austin VanKeuren, 17. Daniel Becker, 18. Dean Bare, 19. Jerry Johnson, 20. Beau Perkins, 21 Emalee Ramirez, 22. Chad Widener.  B-Main:  1. Brett Miller, 2. John-Michael Bunch, 3. Dean Bare, 4. Austin VanKueren 5. RC Smith, 6. Josh Zander, 7. Shawn Amos.

500cc Open Intermediate Divison:  A-Main:  1. Kyle Larson, 2. Mason Moore, 3. Brian Southers, 4. Alissa Geving, 5. Michael Forslund, 6. Dillon Silverman, 7. Kyle Johnson, 8. Mathew Davis, 9. Colby Copeland, 10. Will Clark, 11. Brandyn Donenfeld, 12. Mitchell Miller, 13. Amanda Reinolds, 14. Jake Park, 15. Leana Kenyon, 16. Josh Keheley, 17. James Sweeney, 18. Keith Bloom, 19. Nick Soto, 20. Chad Pace, 21. Anthony Roach.  B-Main:  1. Leana Kenyon, 2. Matthew Davis, 3. Mitchell Miller, 4. Brandyn Donenfeld, 5. Al Varracchio, 6. Austin Roach, 7. Mike Schroeder, 8. Brad Patchen, 9.  Balke Heausser, 10. Grady Sauer, 11.  Nick Larsen, 12. Tyler Woods.

Intermediate 125/250cc Division:  A-Main:  1. Colby Copeland, 2. Mason Moore, 3. Kyle Larson, 4. Tyler Reddick, 5. Thomas Bruckenstein, 6. Dillon Silverman, 7. Sean Martin, 8. Josh Keheley, 9. Jake Cartwright, 10. Kenny Allen, 11. Max Adams, 12. James Edens, 13. Tim Haylett, 14. Garry Burdick, 15. Jeremy Phillips, 16. Jacob Miller, 17. Jake Morgan, 18. Jordan Miller, 19. Trevor Tennison, 20. Alissa Geving, 21. Cole Peard, 22. Zachary Pina.  B-Main:  1. Josh Keheley, 2. Jordan Miller, 3. Jermey Phillips, 4. Trevor Tennison, 5. Stephanie Yanazzo, 6. Hunter Colodny, 7. Cody Main, 8. Marty Hawkins, 9. Peter Sheperd.

Box Stock Division: A-Main:  1. James Edens, 2. Tyler Reddick, 3. Casey McClain, 4. Tyler Seavey, 5. Reilly Gillingwater, 6. Mallorie McGahan, 7. Donell Nelson, 8. Cameron Bartlett, 9. Logan Seavey, 10. Lain Baker, 11. Jeremy Phillips, 12. Cavin Hawkins, 13. William Fielding, 14. Skylar Tweedle, 15. Wyatt Brown, 16. Austin Pace, 17. Gryce Acquistapace, 18. Kyle Tellstrom.  B-Main:  1. Skylar Tweedle, 2. Jeremy Phillips, 3. Wyatt Brown, 4. Cavin Hawkins, 5. Matthew Coffee, 6. Randy Schluter, 7. AJ Sauer, 8. Taylor Baker, 9. Austin Russell, 10. Kyle Gillingwater, 11. Tanner Donnelly, 12. James Steele.

Sportsman Division:  A-Main:  1. Scott Burgess, 2. Kevin Gaines, 3. Brad Jones, 4. Gary McNary, 5. Rick Arnett, 6. Britt McDaniel, 7. John Everson, 8. Jim Zigan, 9. Danny Ferro, 10. Dennis Azevedo, 11. Matt Cole, 12. Britt Woods, 13. Scott Morton, 14. Greg Roach, 15. Tommy Allen, 16. Grant Keeter.

Pro Stock Division:  A-Main:  1. James Edens, 2. Brittany Wilcox, 3. Aaron Bundy, 4. Tyrell Nelson, 5. Casey McClain, 6. Braedon Enos, 7. Tyler Seavey, 8. Ryan Burdick, 9. Garrett Carney, 10. Jennifer Purcell, 11. Jake Morgan, 12. Brayden Evans.

Beginner Box Stock:  A-Main: 1. Brain McGahan, Jr., 2. Dalton Wilcox, 3. Lucas Tellstrom, 4. Tucker Donnelly, 5. Willima Seim, 6. Brooke Silverman, 7. Makayla Seavey, 8. Bailie Zigan, 9. Nick Varricchio.

Modified Midgets:  A-Main:  1. Jeromie Crismon, 2. Kyler Barraza, 3. Jarrid Carter, 4. Cory Cedbetter, 5. Richard Hammes

Multi Midgets:  A-Main:  David Engstrom, 2. Ray Michevet, Jr. 3. Mark Michevet, 4. Robby Hight, 5. Emalee Ramirez, 6. Nicole Miller, 7. Freddie Hight, 8. Buford Goodenough, 9. John Srensson

CYCLELAND SPEEDWAY

CHICO, CA

September 17th, 2005

Open 500cc Division:  A-Main:  1.  Pete Johnston, 2. Tyler Wolf, 3. Emalee Ramirez, 4. Daniel Becker, 5. Brett Miller, 6. Justin Grant, 7.  Nic Helwig, 8.  Chad Widener, 9. Renya Krueger, 10. AJ Kerns, 11. Austin Kerns, 12. Michael Helwig, 13. Chris Faulkner, 14. Camron Mendes, 15. Jerry Johnson, 16. RC Smith, 17.

Josh Zander, 18. Cody Smith, 19. John Michael Bunch, 20. Kyle Johnson, 21. David Tarter, 22. Nick McColloch, 23. Alex Cartwright

500cc Open Intermediate Division: A-Main:  1. Keith Bloom 2.  Kyle Larson 3.Brian Southers, 4. James Sweeney, 5. Alissa Geving, 6. Mason Moore, 7. Chad Pacek, 8. Al Varrichio, 9. Mike Schroeder, 10. Josh Keheley, 11. Dillon Silverman, 12. Kyle Johnson, 13. Joey Rossi, 14. Brandyn Donenfeld, 15. Nick Larsen, 16. Colby Copeland, 17. Balke Heausser, 18. Nick Soto, 19. Anthony Roach, 20 Mitchell Miller, 21. Matthew Davis, 22. Jake Park.   B-Main:  1. Mitchell Miller, 2. Joey Rossi. 3. Brandyn Donenfeld, 4. Mike Schroeder, 5. Nicholl Ferro, 5. Andrien Betourney, 7. Austin Roach, 8. Tyler Woods, 9. Leana Kenyon, 10. Camron Mendes, 11. Christopher Phillips, 12. Grady Sauer.

Intermediate 125/250cc Division: A-Main:  1.  Kyle Larson, 2. Mason Moore, 3. Alissa Geving, 4. Dillon Silverman, 5. Thomas Bruckenstein, 6. Colby Copeland, 7. Max Adams, 8. Cole Peard, 9. Kenny Allen, 10. RJ Johnson, 11. Jake Cartwright, 12. Marty Hawkins, 13. Matthew Davis, 14. Jordan Miller, 15. Garry Burdick, 16. Tim Haylett, 17. Trevor Cristiani, 18. Zachary Pina, 19. Tyler Reddick, 20. Sean Martin, 21. Jeremy Phillips, 22. Jake Morgan.  B-Main:  1. Matthew Davis, 2. Trevor Cristiani, 3. Marty Hawkins, 4. RJ Johnson, 5. Stephanie Zannazo, 6.  Jeremy Chapman, 7.  Trevor Tennison, 8. Shane Hopkins, 9. Whitney Duran, 10. Jacob Miller, 11. Peter Shepard..

Box Stock Division:  A-Main:  1. James Edens, 2. Cameron Bartlett, 3. Cyle Allison, 4. Tyler Reddick, 5. David Lee, 6. Casey McClain, 7. Tyler Seavey, 8. Reilly Gillingwater, 9. Lain Baker, 10. Mallorie MCGahan, 11. Bryce Acquistapaca, 12. Jeremy Phillips, 13. Devin Lee, 14. Cavin Hawkins, 15. James Steele, 16. Donell Nelson, 17. William Fielding, 18. Logan Seavey.  B-Main:  1. Cavin Hawkins, 2. James Steele, 3. William Fielding, 4. Jeremy Phillips, 5. Austin Russell, 6. Wyatt Brown, 7. Tayler Baker, 8. Jarrett Gillingwater, 9. Skylar Tweedle, 10. Austin Pace.

Sportsman Division:  A-Main:  1. Josh Zander, 2. Kevin Gaines, 3. Scott Burgess, 4.  Ryan Everson, 5. Grant Keeter, 6. Rob Jones, 7. Scott Morton, 8.  Britt McDaniel, 9. Jim Zigan, 10. John Everson, 11. Danny Ferro, 12. Brett Woods, 13. Jeremy Wilson, 14. Greg Roach, 15. Karl Pavlick, 16. Gary McNary.

Pro Stock Division: A-Main:  1.  Casey McClain, 2. James Edens, 3. Aaron Bundy, 4. Tyrell Nelson, 5. Cody Grant, 6. Tyler Seavey, 7. Garrett Carney, 8. Ryan Burdick, 9. Tyler Donenfeld, 10. Brittany Wilcox, 11. Braedon Enos.

Beginner Box Stock Division:  A-Main:  1. Brian McGahan Jr., 2. Dalton Wilcox, 3. Bailie Zigan, 4. Brooke Silverman, 5.  Kiefer Winter, 6. Willima Seim, 7. MaKayla Seavey, 8. Trevor Zigan

ALL STAR TOUR RACE #5

CARSON CITY, NEVADA

September 3, 2005

Results:

500cc Open Division:  A-Main: 1. Justin Reinolds, 2. Mason Moore, 3. Austin Kerns, 4. Colby Copeland, 5. Kyle Larson, 6. Brian Southers, 7. Brett Miller, 8. Cory Lockwood, 9. James Sweeney, 10. AJ Kerns, 11. Cody Braund, 12. Brent Hamilton, 13. Kevin Gaines, 14. Kyle Johnson, 15. Beau Perkins, 16. Tyler Schaaf.  B-Main:  1. AJ Kerns, 2. James Sweeney, 3. Cody Braund, 4. Kevin Gaines, 5. Mike Botelho, 6. Keith Bloom, 7. Alex Cartwright, 8. John Bunch, 9. Nick DeCarlo, 10. Kelsey Kennedy, 11. Troy Foulger, 12. Matt Wittacker, 13. Emalee Ramirez, 14. Bubba Hill, 15. Steven Gannon, 16. Justin Grant.  C-Main:  1. Kelsey Kennedy, 2. Troy Foulger, 3. Bubba Hill, 4. John Bunch, 5. Pete Johnston, 6. Josh Ostler, 7. Troy Combs, 8. Camron Mendez, 9. Steve Evans, 10. Rich Schimanke, 11. Daniel Becker, 12. Mike Tiehm, 13. Christian Steele, 14. Chris Mansell, 15. Tommy Allen, 16. Alissa Geving.  D-Main:  1. Pete Johnston, 2. Josh Ostler, 3. John Bunch, 4. Mike Tiehm, 5. Jimmy Pettit, 6. Jeff Bell, 7. Kevin Juvenal, 8. Jesse Bell, 9. Steve Davis, 10. Brad Patchen, 11. #06, 12. Derek O’Bannon.

125/250cc Division:  A-Main:  1. Colby Copeland, 2. RJ Johnson, 3. James Edens, 4. Mason Moore, 5. Keith Bloom, 6. Jason Mittry, 7. Kyle Larson, 8. Chase Hill, 9. Blayke Olson, 10. Josh Keheley, 11. Matthew Davis, 12. Chase Johnson, 13. Max Adams, 14. Cameron Mallard, 15. Kenny Allen, 16. Dylan Pemberton.  B-Main:  1. Jason Mittry, 2. Matthew Davis, 3. Kenny Allen, 4. Chase Johnson, 5. Mareena Starr, 6. Tyler Reddick, 7. Justin Grant, 8. Alissa Geving, 9. Shane Graham, 10. Shane Hopkins, 11. Kyle Tellstrom, 12. Casey Millhouse, 13. Dana Evans, 14. Jake Morgan, 15. #82, 16. Jacob Miller, 17. Adam Walters, 18. Nick Larson.

Box Stock Division: A-Main: 1. Tyler Reddick, 2. Cyle Allison, 3. Cameron Bartlett, 4. Tanner Thorson, 5. Chase Johnson, 6. Shane Hopkins, 7. Kyle Tellstrom, 8. James Edens, 9. Tyler Seavey, 10. Richie Carrel, 11. David Lee, 12. Lain Baker, 13. Mason Millard, 14. Zachary Heinz, 15. Wesley Doughtery, 16. Zach Kisman.  B-Main:  1. David Lee, 2. Richie Carrel, 3. Mason Millard, 4. Wesley Doughtery, 5. Reilly Gillingwater, 6. Devin Lee, 7. Chase Majdic, 8. Jacob Bell, 9. Chance Connell, 10. Logan Seavey, 11. Kris Larson.

CYCLELAND SPEEDWAY

CHICO, CA

August 27th, 2005

Open Intermediate Division:  A-Main:  1. Mason Moore, 2. Dillon Silverman, 3. Chad Pace, 4. Jake Park, 5. Keith Bloom, 6. James Sweeney, 7. Alissa Geving, 8. Camron Mendes, 9. Kyle Johnson, 10. Brent Hamilton, 11. Mike Schroeder, 12. Josh Keheley, 13. Bradyn Donenfeld, 14. Joey Rossi, 15. Nick Larsen, 16. Tyler Taylor, 17. Garrett Mills, 18. Ron LaPlant, 19. Zack West. 20. Colby Copeland, 21. Kyle Larson, 22. Grady Sauer.  B-Main:  1. Garrett Mills, 2. Nick Larsen, 3. Mike Schroeder, 4. Bradyn Donenfeld, 5. Blake Heausser, 6. Matthew Davis, 7. Leana Kenyon, 8. Al Varricchio.  Trophy Dash:  Dillon Silverman

Intermediate 125/250 Division:  A-Main:  Kenny Allen, 2. Sean Martin, 3. Dillon Silverman, 4. Alissa Geving, 5. Jake Cartwright, 6. Max Adams, 7. Mason Moore, 8. Kyle Larson, 9. Gary Burdick, 10. Justyn Cox, 11. Tyler Taylor, 12. Tyler Reddick, 13. Marty Hawkins, 14. Jacob Miller, 15. Matthew Davis, 16. Trevor Tennison, 17. Shane Hopkins, 18. Jake Morgan, 19. Nick Larsen, 20. Thomas Bruckenstein, 21. Colby Copeland, 22. Cole Peard.  B-Main:  1.  Matthew Davis, 2. Tyler Taylor, 3. Trevor Tennison, 4. Nick Larsen, 5. Stephanie Vannaz, 6. Jeremy Phillips, 7. Brandon Waltz.  Trophy Dash Winner:  Thomas Bruckenstein

Open Division:  A-Main:  1.  Pete Johnston, 2. Nic Helwig, 3. Austin Kerns, 4. Brett Miller, 5. Tyler Wolf. 6. Michael Helwig, 7. Emalee Ramirez, 8. AJ Kerns, 9. John-Michael Bunch, 10. Bubba Hill, 11. Daniel Becker 12. Justin Grant, 13. Josh Zander, 14. Cody Braund, 15. Brandon Aldred, 16. RC Smith, 17. Austin Van Keuren, 18. Reyna Krueger, 19. David Tarter, 20. Jerry Johnson, 21. Sean Becker, 22. Dean Bare.  B-Main:  1. Reyna Krueger, 2. Austin Van Keuren, 3. Daniel Becker, 4. Josh Zander, 5.  Camron Mendes, 6. Nick McColloch, 7. Tommy Brown, 8. Gary Brown, 9. Daymon Hickison, 10. Alex Cartwright.  Trophy Dash Winner:  Michael Helwig.

Box Stock Division:  A-Main:  1.  James Edens, 2. Casey McClain, 3. Tyler Reddick, 4. Mallorie MCGahan, 5. Cameron Bartlett, 6. Tyler Seavey, 7. Austin Pace, 8. Chase Majdic, 9. Reilly Gillingwater, 10. Bryce Acquistapace, 11. Lain Baker, 12. William Fielding, 13. Devin Lee, 14. Tyler Barnes, 15. David Lee, 16. Logan Seavey, 17. Donnell Nelson, 18. Kyle Tellstrom.  B-Main:  1. Bryce Acquistapace, 2. Donell Nelson, 3. Austin Pace, 4. William Fielding, 5. Cavin Hawkins, 6. Jeremy Phillips, 7. Tanner Donnelly, 8. Wyatt Brown.   Trophy Dash Winner:  Cameron Bartlett

Pro Stock Division:  A-Main:  1.  James Edens, 2. Casey McClain, 3. Aaron Bundy, 4. Cody Grant, 5. Brittany Wilcox, 6.  Peter Sheperd, 7. Tyrell Nelson, 8. Garrett Carney, 9. Ryan Burdick, 10. Braedon Enos, 11. Tyler Donenfeld.  Trophy Dash:  Casey McClain

Sportsman Division:  A-Main:  1.  Grant Keeter, 2. Scott Burgess, 3. Kevin Gaines, 4. Rick Arnett, 5.  Rob Jones, 6. Ryan Everson, 7. Brad Jones, 8. Scott Morton, 9. Travis Stopplemore, 10. Jim Zigan, 11. Karl Pavlick, 12. Will Darforton, 13. Britt McDaniel, 14. Robby Roach, 15. Ashton Love, 16. Gary McNary, 17. Donnie Ritcheson.  Trophy Dash Winner:  Kevin Gaines

Beginner Box:  1. Michael Call, 2. Bailie Zigan, 3. Nick Varricchio, 4. Jarett Gillingwater, 5. Brian McGahan, Jr. 6. Dalton Wilcox, 7. Alysa Barnes, 8. Tucker Donnelly, 9. Brooke Silverman, 10. Lucas Tellstrom, 11. Makayla Seavey, 12. Troy Shepherd, 13. Trevor Zigan.

CYCLELAND SPEEDWAY

CHICO, CA

July 30th, 2005

Story by Gary Jacob

After timing in out of the dash, point leader Pete Johnston won his heat to earn the pole for the 20 lap Open Outlaw kart feature and he was never headed in that race in his Clarence Reddick owned Sprint Kart Enterprises entry Saturday night at Cycleland Speedway. Previous week winner John Michael Bunch made a lap 19 pass on Justin Grant to finish second as J Grant settled for third. In the Open Intermediate 20 lapper, Mason Moore led from lap 6, but was just 1/8 of a second in front of Brett Miller at the checkered flag. B Miller was subbing for James Sweeney. Point leader Kyle Larson battled back from an early spin to finish fifth behind fast timer Keith Bloom Jr and Brian Southers. Sportsman point leader Grant Keeter set fast time and won the feature in that class. Ryan Everson ran second ahead of the husband-wife team of Scott and Jaime Burgess. Larson posted his 24th win of 2005 as he led the final 19 laps of the 20 lap Intermediate feature. He had timed out of the dash, but won his heat to earn the third starting spot. Moore had a big night as he finished second ahead of Colby Copeland and Jake Cartwright. Dash winner James Edens made a lap 19 pass on heat victor Tyrell Nelson to the win the Pro Box Stock 20 lapper. Casey McClain finished third, but the double division racer won the 20 lapper for the Box Stocks ahead of point leader Tyler Seavey, Edens and 15th starter David Lee. McClain is the Pro Box Stock point leader.

Tyler Wolf was quickest of the 26 opens at 11.088. Usual open intermediate racer Keith Bloom Jr subbed for Cody Braund and ran a 11.109 for second quick. Austin Kerns had a 11.154 and Camron Mendes ran 11.170. Previous week winner John Michael Bunch and A J Kerns also made the dash with Jerry Johnson 7th ahead of the point championship challengers Justin Grant and Pete Johnston. The Kerns duo waged an exciting dash with A J winning by just 0.1 seconds over Austin. Bunch was just ¾ of a second back in third. Johnston ran an 11.201 best lap as he captured heat 1, but Brandon Aldred stayed within 1/3 of a second of him. David Tarter was third. J Grant easily won heat 2 with a 1.5 second margin on Michael Helwig as Daniel Becker ran third. A small B main was won by Austin VanKeuren, ½ second in front of Josh Zander. Nick DeCarlo visited with a third ahead of Reyna Krueger and Troy Foulger. The format places the top four from the heat action in front of the six dash karts at the front of the 22 kart A Main and Johnston was untouchable from the pole. J Grant started outside front row, faded back to fifth on the first lap, but retook second on lap 2. J Grant ran second until lap 19 when Bunch drove by him. Bunch had been as far back as 7th during the race and was running fifth with just three laps to run. He passed Wolf and A J Kerns on lap 18 and took second from J Grant on lap 19. Johnston was ¾ of a second in front of Bunch at the checkered flag with J Grant just one second behind the winner. Wolf ran fourth ahead of A J Kerns, Tarter, Becker, 20th starter Josh Zander, Brett Miller and VanKeuren. Aldred broke after racing in third through lap 15. Michael Helwig exited while fourth on lap 11. Johnston had the best feature lap at 11.735 and J Grant ran an 11.806. Aldred had an 11.830.

Double division Bloom was the quickest of the Open Intermediates at 11.070 as he continues to challlenge Kyle Larson for that championship. Mason Moore ran 11.171, a time that was matched by Dillon Silverman. Brian Southers, Josh Keheley and Larson also made the dash. Larson ran an 11.188 as he won the dash from the pole, nearly one second ahead of Southers with Moore 1/3 of a lap back in third. Brett Miller subbed for James Sweeney and he won heat 1 by ¾ of a second ahead of Chad Pace and Kyle Johnson. Colby Copeland ran away with heat 2, winning by 3.5 seconds over Allissa Geving with Tyler Taylor in third. There were 25 karts in this division so the final 4 A Main starters came from a 7 kart B Main. Anthony Roach won the B Main over Camron Mendes, Brandyn Donenfeld and Austin Roach after Mike Schroder was disqualified from 2nd. B Miller and Copeland shared the front row for the 20 lap A Main and B Miller led the first five laps. Larson leaped from fifth to second on lap 1, but spun on lap 4 and had to restart in the rear. Moore took over second and grabbed the lead from B Miller on lap 6. Southers took third from Copeland on lap 6, but lost that spot to Bloom on lap 16. Larson was able to battle his way back to fifth as Moore won ahead of B Miller, Bloom and Southers. C Pace ran sixth ahead of Copeland, Geving, Taylor and Silverman. Moore was only 1/8 of a second ahead of B Miller at the checkered flag. Bloom was ¾ of a second back in third. Thirteen karts finished on the lead lap. Moore was the only racer to break into the 11’s at 11.881 as B Miller ran a 12.139 and Southers a 12.189.

Sportsman point leader Grant Keeter paced their 21 kart entry with his 11.668 lap. Donnie Ritcheson subbed for Scott Morton and ranked second with a 11.763. Troy Combs ran 11.771 and the dash field was rounded out by Kevin Gaines, Rick Arnett and Ryan Everson. Arnett clicked off a 11.717 lap as he won the dash by one second over R Everson. Scott Burgess earned the pole for the feature with an easy win in heat 1, finishing two seconds in front of Nevada’s Darren Rogers. His wife Jaime Burgess joined him on the front row with a one second win in heat 2 over Brad Jones. Jaime was a member of the Becker gang, having had some success racing as Jaime Becker before marrying Burgess. Keeter came from 7th to capture the feature race honors with point title challenger R Everson in second ahead of S Burgess, J Burgess, Arnett, B Jones, Ritcheson, Brett McDaniel and last starter Karl Pavlik Jr. Combs had been disqualified for being too loud in the dash, but he ran 11th in the feature behind Mike Clark.

Impressive rookie Justyn Cox paced the 32 Intermediates with a 11.486 clocking, just a tick in front of the 11.489 of Sean Martin. Kenny Allen ran 11.516 and Thomas Bruckenstein posted an 11.518. Quincy’s Cole Peard and Mariposa’s Josh Keheley also made the highly competitive dash grid. Bruckenstein dominated the dash from third starting, winning by nearly two seconds over Keheley and Martin. Bruckenstein ran an 11.344 lap. After timing in 7th quick, Jake Cartwright dominated heat 1, winning by 2.5 seconds over Mason Moore and Tyler Reddick. Cartwright clicked off an 11.228. 8th quick Copeland ran an 11.214 lap as he won heat 2 by nearly six seconds ahead of Silverman and Garry Burdick. Point leader Kyle Larson was 9th quick, but that put him pole for heat 3 and he previewed his feature run by racing an 11.126 lap as he won the 8 lapper by nearly two seconds over female star Allissa Geving and Max Adams. Fifteen karts battled for four transfers out of the B Main and Matthew Davis won from the pole with a 12.120 best, one second in front of Tim Haylett. Tyler Taylor ran third ahead of Trevor Tennison. Jeremy Phillips crossed in fifth, but was penalized back to 7th for a jump start moving Danny Andreason and Jacob Miller up one slot. The three heat winners started in the front of the 22 kart feature and Copeland led the opening lap over Cartwright and Larson. Larson was out front on lap 2 and never headed as he scored his 24th feature win of 2005. Larson will have subs in his two Cycleland classes on August 6 as his team is traveling to Knoxville IA for the big outlaw kart event that accompanies the Knoxville Nationals winged 410 sprint car race. The Iowa action runs on August 10-12 and has nearly 150 entries with 65 of them towing from California. Larson will race his Parker Store sponsored QRC factory karts in three divisions in Iowa. Seventeen of his 24 wins have come in this Intermediate division. Fourth starter Moore passed both Copeland and Cartwright for second on lap 4. He briefly lost second to Copeland on lap 11, but regained it on the next round and stayed there. Moore finished 1.2 seconds behind Larson. Copeland was over four seconds back in third ahead of Cartwright, Martin, Cox, Peard, Garry Burdick, Allen and Geving. Larson had an 11.719 lap and Moore was second fastest at 12.001. Cartwright ran 12.155.

Time trial expert Jake Morgan again paced the 12 Pro Box Stocks with a 12.981 lap. James Edens ran 13.034 and Casey McClain had a 13.084. Aaron Bundy, Cody Grant and Nevada visitor Zachary Heinz rounded out the dash grid. Edens came from the back row to win the dash by one second over McClain. Morgan was three seconds behind the winner, who ran a 12.367 best lap. McClain ran 12.444. Tyrell Nelson posted a 12.516 as he won the heat race ahead of Brittany Wilcox and Peter Sheperd. That placed T Nelson on the pole for the main event and he led the first 18 laps before Edens drove by him for the win. Edens ran as far back as sixth in the early laps. He gained third behind T Nelson and McClain on lap 5. Edens passed McClain for second on lap 14. Edens finished one second ahead of T Nelson with McClain two seconds behind the winner at the checkered flag. Heinz, Morgan and C Grant also finished lead lap with Tyler Donenfeld 7th ahead of Wilcox. Edens’ best feature lap was a 13.125 and T Nelson ran 13.247. Morgan clicked off a 13.208.

Tyler Reddick paced the 25 Box Stocks with a 12.957 qualifying run. Edens ranked second at 12.977. McClain ran a 13.009 and Logan Seavey beat his older brother with a 13.013. Point leader Tyler Seavey ran 13.031 and Chase Majdic was sixth. Edens also came from the back row to win this dash by one second over McClain. Edens ran a 12.881 and McClain had a 12.965. Reilly Gillingwater won the first heat race ahead of Mallorie McGahan and Shane Hopkins. He was just 1/3 of a second ahead of McGahan. Devin Lee won the second heat race by one second in front of Austin Pace as Donell Nelson ran third. Devin Lee had a very quick 12.793 time. David Lee was earning points for Cameron Bartlett won he won the B Main, just ¼ second in front of Lain Baker. Kyle Gillingwater and William Felding also transferred with Cavin Hawkins and Zachary Heinz just missing. One of the top runners at American Valley Speedway in Quincy, Skylar Tweedle visited with an 8th in the B Main. The dash karts made it to the front in the 18 kart feature as McClain won by just over one second ahead of T Seavey. Edens ran third and David Lee came from 15th to finish fourth in front of L Seavey, Baker, R Gillingwater, Majdic, D Nelson and Felding. The track had slowed down for the feature and McClain’s 13.482 was the quickest lap. Edens ran a 13.499. Reddick fell out after just three laps.

Open Division:  A-Main:  1. Pete Johnston, 2. John-Michael Bunch, 3. Justin Grant, 4. Tyler Wolf, 5. AJ Kerns, 6. David Tarter, 7. Daniel Becker, 8. Josh Zander, 9. Brett Miller, 10.Austin Van Keuren, 11, Nic Helwig, 12. Reyna Krueger, 13. Emalee Ramirez, 14. Nick DeCarlo, 15. Jerry Johnson, 16. Brandon Aldred, 17. Austin Kerns, 18. Cody Smith, 19. Michael Helwig, 20. Ketih Bloom, 21 RC Smith, 22.  Camron Mendes.  B-Main: 1. Austin Van Keuren, 2. Josh Zander, 3. Nick DeCarlo, 4. Reyna Krueger, 5. Troy Foulger, 6. Alex Cartwright, 7. Nic Matthews, 8. Tommy Johnson.

500cc Open Intermediate:  A-Main:  1. Mason Moore, 2. Brett Miller, 3. Keith Bloom, 4. Brian Southers, 5. Kyle Larson, 6. Chad Pacek, 7. Colby Copeland, 8. Alissa Geving, 9. Tyler Taylor, 10. Dillon Silverman, 11. Matthew Davis, 12. Jake Park, 13. Anthony Roach, 14. Leana Kenyon, 15. Brandyn Donenfeld, 16. Al Varricchio, 17. Brent Hall, 18. Grady Sauer, 19. Grady Sauer, 20. Josh Keheley, 21. Kyle Johnson, 22. Anthony Roach.  B-Main:  1. Anthony Roach, 2. Camron Mendes, 3. Brandyn Donenfeld, 4. Austin Roach, 5. Nick Meyer, 6. Michael Forslund, 7. Mike Schroder.

Intermediate 125/250cc Division: A-Main:  1. Kyle Larson, 2. Mason Moore, 3. Colby Copeland, 4. Jake Cartwright, 5. Sean Martin, 6. Justyn Cox, 7. Cole Peard, 8. Garry Burdick, 9. Kenny Allen, 10. Alissa Geving, 11. Tim Haylett, 12. Jeremy Andreason, 13. Max Adams, 14. Matthew Davis, 15. Trevor Tennison, 16. Tyler Taylor, 17. Jordan Miller, 18. Thomas Bruckenstein, 19. Tyler Reddick, 20, Marty Hawkins, 21. Dillon Silverman, 22. Josh Keheley.  B-Main:  1. Matthew Davis, 2. Tim Haylett, 3. Tyler Taylor, 4. Trevor Tennison, 5. Danny Andreasen, 6. Jacob Miller, 7. Jeremy Phillips 8.  Brannen Franco, 9. Corey Hall, 10. Shane Hopkins, 11.  Tryell Nelson, 12, Jake Morgan, 13. Stephanie Vannazzo, 14. Whitney Duran, 15. Jason Mittry.

Box Stock Division:  A- Main:  1. Casey McClain, 2. Tyler Seavey, 3. James Edens, 4. David Lee, 5. Logan Seavey, 6, Lain Baker, 7. Reilly Gillingwater, 8. Chase Majdic, 9. Donell Nelson, 10. William Fielding, 11. Austin Pace, 12. Bryce Acquistapace, 13. Shane Hopkins, 14. Devin Lee, 15. Mallorie McGahan, 16. Richie Carrel, 17. Kyle Gillingwater, 18. Tyler Reddick.   B-Main:  1.  David Lee, 2. Lain Baker, 3. Kyle Gillingwater, 4. William Fielding, 5. Tyler Barnes, 6. Cavin Hawkins, 7. Zachary Heinz, 8. Skylar Tweedle, 9. Jeremy Phillips, 10. Taylor Baker, 11. Wyatt Brown.

Sportsman Division:  A-Main:  1. Grant Keeter, 2. Ryan Everson, 3. Scott Burgess, 4. Jamie Burgess, 5, Rick Arnett, 6.  Brad Jones. 7. Donnie Ritcheson, 8. Britt McDaniel, 9. Karl Palvik, 10. Mike Clark, 11. Troy Combs, 12. Sean Roll, 13. Rob Jones, 14. Greg Roach, 15. John Everson, 16. Mike Shirley, 17. Travis Stopplemore, 18. Bobby Roach, 19.Kevin Gaines, 20. Daren Rodgers, 21Ray Michelet Jr. 

Pro Stock Division:  A-Main:  1. James Edens, 2. Tyrell Nelson, 3. Casey McClain, 4. Zachary Heinz, 5. Jake Morgan, 6. Cody Grant, 7. Tyler Donenfeld, 8. Brittany Wilcox, 9. Ryan Burdick, 10. Garrett Carney, 11. Aaron Bundy, 12. Peter Sheperd

Beginner Box Stock Division:  A-Main:  1.  Tanner Donnelly, 2. Jarett Gillingwater, 3. Tucker Donnelly, 4. Troy Shepherd, 5. Brian McGahan, Jr., 6. Nick Varricchio, 7. Ballie Zigan, 8. Dalton Wilcox, 9. Makayla Seavey, 10. Nicholas Richer, 11. Alysa Barnes, 12. Tre Philemon.

Midget:  1. Cory Ledbetter, 2. Jeromie Crismon, 3. Robert Bater, 4. Jarrid Carter, 5. Cristy Costa, 6. Arthur Guyoit, 7. Dawn Costa.

Multi:  1. Ray Michelet, Jr. 2. Mike Rich, 3. Freddie Hight, 4. Robby Hight, 5. Ron Singh, 6. Mark Micheurt,7. Emalee Ramirez, 8. Ray Michelet, Sr., 9. Nick DeCarlo, 10. Joe Costa, 11. Kelvin Lewis.

Bunch, Moore, Larson, Reddick, Everson, Edens and Gillingwater take wins at Cycleland Speedway

CYCLELAND SPEEDWAY

CHICO, CA

July 23rd, 2005

Story by Gary Jacob

Having finished three seconds behind heat winner Emalee Ramirez, John Michael Bunch had everything together for the Open Outlaw Kart A Main Saturday night at Cycleland Speedway as he took the lead on the first lap and was never headed. Tyler Wolf gained second when point leader Pete Johnston blew a tire midway through the 20 lapper and finished there ahead of David Tarter. In the Open Intermediate 20 lapper, it only took six laps for sixth starter Mason Moore, third in points, to take the top spot. Heat winner Josh Keheley ran second and championship hopeful Keith Bloom Jr ran third. Point leader Kyle Larson was 12th. After a second in his heat race, Ryan Everson had the lead on lap 9 of the 20 lap sportsman feature and he stayed in front for the win. Dash winner Kevin Gaines passed heat winner Jimmy Pettit on the final lap to finish second. Intermediate point leader Kyle Larson took the lead from Colby Copeland on lap 15 and gained his 23rd feature win in 55 starts in 2005. Moore enjoyed a huge night as he finished second and Copeland repassed Thomas Bruckenstein on the final lap for third. James Edens continues to chase down Pro Box Stock point leader Casey McClain and he led the final half of this week’s 20 lap feature. McClain passed Cody Grant late for second and C Grant had a career best third. McClain was also tough in the Box Stock feature, leading until lap 18 when Tyler Reddick made his winning move. McClain was just 1/8 of a second behind at the checkered flag. Second ranked Reddick closed ground on point leader Tyler Seavey with the win. Cameron Bartlett was third. Jarett Gillingwater got his first feature win in the Beginner Box Stocks ahead of heat winner Brian McGahan Jr and the Donnelly duo with Tanner Donnelly third ahead of Tucker Donnelly.

The surge in popularity in the Open Intermediate and Intermediate classes as while the emergence of the sportsman division has seen the Open Outlaw class drop in numbers. Tyler Wolf was quickest of the 25 karts this week with a 10.978 clocking. Incoming point leader Pete Johnston ran a 11.089 and R C Smith posted an 11.182. David Tarter ran 11.183 and the dash field was rounded out by Reyna Krueger and Camron Mendes. Mendes won the dash from the pole, but was just ¼ second in front of Johnston at the checkered flag. Johnson ran a 11.065 and Mendes an 11.119. Third place Krueger clicked off an 11.129. Emalee Ramirez won heat 1 from third, a whooping three seconds ahead of Bunch and Austin Kerns. Ramirez ran a 10.988 best. Josh Zander won heat 2 from the pole by 1.5 seconds over Michael Helwig with a best lap of 11.284. A small B Main was used to limit the A Main to it’s usual 22 starters. Austin VanKeuren won the B Main by 1/3 second over Cody Smith with Troy Foulger third ahead of Bubba Hill. Bunch leaped from third starting into the lead on the opening round of the 20 lap feature and was never headed. Ramirez fell back to fourth on the first lap after starting on the pole. Johnston was sixth on lap 1, fourth on lap 2 and third on lap 4. Johnston took second from Zander on lap 5, but suffered a flat tire at midway and was 20th in the final rundown. Wolf gained second with the Johnston flat and stayed there, finishing just ½ second behind the winner Bunch. Tarter took third from M Helwig on lap 14 and finished there ahead of M Helwig, Zander, A J Kerns and championship hopeful Justin Grant. Grant started the night 16 points back of Johnston and Wolf was 65 out of the lead. Ramirez ran 8th ahead of VanKeuren and Nic Helwig. Bunch had the quickest feature lap with an 11.488 and Rudger Worley ran a 11.512.

There were 32 Open Intermediates and Colby Copeland was quickest at 11.190. That just edged out point leader Larson at 11.205. Keith Bloom Jr has narrowed Larson’s point lead to just 29 points going into the night and he ranked third with his 11.331 lap. Moore ran a 11.394 with Dillon Silverman and Michael Forslund getting the final dash assignments. The track was very fast for the dash and Silverman won by one second over Moore. Silverman ran a 10.990 and Moore a 10.908. Larson ran third ahead of Bloom. The track elected to race two 13 kart heat races. Keheley won the first from the pole by nearly one second over Camron Mendes and James Sweeney. Mendes clicked off an 11.214 lap. Brian Southers was one second ahead of Kyle Johnson at the checkered flag in heat 2 with a best lap of 11.318. With six moving up from each heat, the B Main provided the final four feature starters and Anthony Roach won the B Main by one second over Alissa Geving. Kenny McArthur was nearly three seconds back in third and Al Varricchio was the final transfer in front of Grady Sauer and Mitchell Miller. A Roach was the only kart in the 11’s but he ran a 11.524 best. Keheley led the opening lap of the 20 lap feature with Mendes taking over on lap 2. It only took six laps for sixth starter Moore to get to the lead as he passed both Mendes and Keheley on the same lap. Keheley ran second the rest of the way while Bloom got by Mendes on lap 17 to finish third. Mendes was fourth ahead of Copeland, Southers, Silverman, Sweeney, Forslund and Geving as Larson settled for a 12th place finish. Sixteen karts finished on the lead lap. Larson had problems after racing in third for the first four rounds. Moore had the quickest feature lap at 11.774 with both Mendes and Bloom in the 11.8s.

Jaime Burgess is suddenly a time trial expert as he again paced 20 sportsman with his 11.812 lap. Britt McDaniel ran 11.876 and Scott Burgess was third at 11.963. Troy Combs, point leader Grant Keeter and Kevin Gaines also broke into the 11s. The track was fast for the dash as Gaines won by ¾ second over Keeter and J Burgess one second behind the winner. J Burgess ran a 11.401, Keeter an 11.564 and Gaines an 11.609. Jimmy Pettit missed the dash by one kart and won heat 1 by one second over Rick Arnett. Donnie Ritcheson was only 1/5 of a second ahead of point runnerup Ryan Everson at the checkered flag of heat 2. The top four from the heat action start in front of the six dash karts in the 20 lap feature and the dash karts couldn’t break into the top two spots until the final lap. Pettit led the first 8 laps and then R Everson was out front the rest of the way. Gaines passed Pettit on the final lap for second. R Everson was nearly two seconds in front of the second place duel. J Burgess had his best feature finish in fourth ahead of Brad Jones as S Burgess ran sixth in front of Dennis Clark, Travis Stopplemon and Combs. Keeter settled for tenth. R Everson had the fastest feature lap at 12.276 and Gaines ran a 12.378.

The Intermediates had 34 entries this week as more and more of the younger racers move into this 250 dominated division. Fast improving Sean Martin turned quick time at 11.133 as he easily bested the 11.332 of Moore. Kenny Allen ran an 11.400 and Reddick an 11.430. Justyn Cox got a 11.437 and point leader Larson just made the dash with his 11.541 lap. Larson won the dash from the pole over Cox and Moore. The large turnout required three heat races and Colby Copeland won the first by just a half-second over Tim Haylett with Max Adams another half second back in third. Copeland ran a 11.299 and Haylett an 11.284. Garry Burdick was one second ahead of Jacob Miller in heat 2 and ran a 11.477 best. Third ranked Thomas Bruckenstein missed the dash by three karts and won heat 3 with a best lap of 11.261. He was just ¾ of a second in front of Jake Cartwright, who clicked off an 11.177 lap. Cole Peard ran third as he rebounded from his fierce flip of last week. The three heat format advances four from each heat and the B Main to join the six dash karts in the 22 kart A Main. Matthew Davis won the B Main honors over Tyler Taylor and R J Johnson. Marty Hawkins got the final transfer as Friday night Lakeport $200 winner Trevor Cristiani settled for fifth ahead of Cody Main and Jeremy Andreason. Copeland had the pole position for the 20 lap feature and stayed in front for 14 laps. Larson was fifth on lap 1, fourth on lap 2 and third on lap 4. Larson took second from Bruckenstein on lap 9 and passed Copeland on lap 15 to gain his 23rd win in 55 starts in 2005 for the busy young racer. A lap after Larson took the lead from him, Copeland was passed by both Bruckenstein and Moore. Moore drove around Bruckenstein in the move to gain second and he chased Larson to the win. Copeland was able to retake third on the last lap and Bruckenstein settled for fourth ahead of Martin, Cox, Peard, Alissa Geving and Dillon Silverman, the last lead lap finisher. Larson was nearly two seconds in front of Moore at the checkered flag. He started the night 54 points ahead of Moore in the championship duel. Copeland was another half second back in third and a half second ahead of Bruckenstein. Larson’s 11.754 was the best feature lap as Copeland ran 11.821 and Moore an 11.823. Cox had an 11.881 with Bruckenstein the final kart in the 11’s.

Point leader McClain was the quickest of the 11 Pro Box Stocks at 12.549. That easily paced the 12.825 of point runnerup Edens and the 12.974 of Jake Morgan. Edens has closed to within 16 points of McClain starting the night. Morgan clicked off a 12.247 as he won the dash by one second over McClain. McClain ran a 12.339 and third place Edens a 12.275. Cody Grant won the lone heat race by one second over Tyrell Nelson with a best of 12.808. Third place Aaron Bundy ran a 12.792. C Grant had a career best night as he paced the first 10 laps of the 20 lap feature and ended up in third place. Edens took second from Morgan on lap 5 and the lead from C Grant on lap 11. The Santa Rosa charger stayed out front for the win and McClain drove by C Grant for second on lap 16. It was a flawless run for Edens as he won by five seconds over McClain and six in front of C Grant. T Nelson, Bundy and Peter Sheperd. Tyler Donenfeld was a lap down in 7th ahead of Brittany Wilcox and Ryan Burdick. Edens had the quickest feature lap at 13.034, McClain ran a 13.203 and C Grant a 13.205. Early dropout Morgan clicked off a 13.227.

Point leader Tyler Seavey was quickest of the 26 Box Stocks at 12.807 and his younger brother Logan Seavey was just a tick back at 12.820. The final 12 second kart was Edens at 12.842. Also making the dash were Reilly Gillingwater, Reddick and Cameron Bartlett. Bartlett ran a 12.669 best as he won the dash by just a quarter second over Reddick, who clicked off a 12.621 lap. L Seavey and T Seavey were 3-4. Casey McClain missed the dash by one kart and won heat 1 by 1.2 seconds over David Lee and K Tellstrom. McClain ran a 12.699. Lain Baker was the only kart in the 12’s in heat 2 as he won by nearly 3 seconds over Austin Pace and Mallorie McGahan. This division limit’s the A main to 18 karts, so four transfer from the two heats and the B Main to join the six dash karts in the feature. Shane Hopkins ran away with the B Main winning by 3 seconds over Tyler Barnes. Also transferring with William Felding and Donell Nelson as Cavin Hawkins, Zachary Yetter and Aaron Yetter all just missed. Baker led the opening lap of the 20 lap feature, but McClain passed him on lap 2. Reddick was third on lap 4 and second on lap 6. He really had to work on McClain and made his winning pass on lap 18. McClain was only 1/8 of a second behind Reddick at the checkered flag. Bartlett ran third from lap 8 on and was only 1 second behind the winner. Reddick had a 13.194 best, Bartlett ran a 13.197 and McClain a 13.216. David Lee ran fourth ahead of Baker, T Seavey and L Seavey. Fourteen karts finished on the lead lap with M McGahan, R Gillingwater and Devin Lee completing the top ten. K Tellstrom was 12th and Edens 13th. Reddick was only 27 points back of T Seavey starting the night and Edens was 19 behind Reddick. McClain is the fourth championship player, 26 behind Edens at the start of the evening. There were 11 Beginner Box Stocks and Brian McGahan Jr beat J Gillingwater in the heat action with Riley Matson in third. J Gillingwater’s first feature win found McGahan Jr in second ahead of Tanner Donnelly, Tucker Donnelly and first time visitor Lucas Tellstrom, younger brother of box stock star Kyle Tellstrom. Baylie Heavrer ran fsixth ahead of Matson and Makayla Seavey.

Open Division:  A-Main:  1. John-Michael Bunch, 2. Tyler Wolf, 3. David Tarter, 4. Michael Helwig, 5. John Zander, 6. AJ Kerns, 7. Justin Grant, 8. Emalee Ramirez, 9. Austin VanKeuren, 10. Nick Helwig, 11. Bubba Hill, 12. Brett Miller, 13. Daniel Becker, 14. Jerry Johnson, 16. Rudger Worley, 17. Austin Kerns, 18. Troy Foulger, 19. Cody Smith, 20. Pete Johnson, 21. Reyna Kruerger, 22. Camron Mendes.  B-Main:  1. Austin Van Kueren, 2. Cody Smith, 3. Troy Fougler, 4. Bubba Hill, 5. Brandon Aldred, 6. Taylor Simas, 6. Alex Cartwright.  Trophy Dash Winner:  Camron Mendes.

500cc Open Intermediate Division:  A-Main:  Mason Moore, 2. Josh Keheley, 3. Keith Bloom, 4. Cameron Mendes, 5. Colby Copeland, 6. Brian Southers, 7. Dillon Silverman, 8. James Sweeney, 9. Michael Forslund, 10. Alissa Geving, 11. Matthew Davis, 12. Kyle Larson, 13. Kenny McArthur, 14. Chad Pace, 15. Brandyn Donenfeld, 16. Mike Schroder, 17. Al Varricchio, 19. Blake Heausser, 20. Kyle Johnson 21. Tyler Taylor, 22. Amanda Reinolds. B-Main: 1. Anthony Roach, 2. Alissa Geving, 3. Kenny McArthur, 4. Al Varricchio, 5. Grady Sauer, 6. Mitchell Miller, 7. Tyler Wood, 8. Austin Roach, 9. Nick Larsen, 10.  Jake Park, 11. Shawn Barker, 12. Brett Miller, 13. Mitchell Wilcox, 14. Trophy Dash Winner:  Dillon Silverman

Intermediate 125/250cc Division:  A-Main:  1. Kyle Larson, 2. Mason Moore, 3. Colby Copeland, 4. Thomas Bruckenstein, 5. Sean Martin, 6. Justyn Cox, 7. Cole Peard, 8. Alissa Geving, 9. Dillon Silverman, 10. RJ Johnson, 11. Matthew Davis, 12. Tim Haylett, 13. Tyler Taylor, 14. Tyler Reddick, 15. Max Adams, 16. Chase Hill, 17. Jake Cartwright, 18. Garry Burdick, 19. Jordan Miller, 20. Kenny Allen, 21. Marty Hawkins, 22. Jacob Miller.  B-Main:  1. Matthew Davis, 2. Tyler Taylor, 3. RJ Johnson, 4. Marty Hawkins, 5. Trevor Cristiani, 6. Cody Main, 7. Jeremy Andreason, 8. Cameron Bartlett, 9. Whitney Duran, 10. Tyrell Nelson, 11. Trevor Tennison, 12. Bobby Runge, 13. Dann Andreasen, 14. Shane Hopkins, 15. Jake Morgan, 16. Jermey Phillips.  Trophy Dash Winner:  Kyle Larson

Box Stock:  A-Main:  1. Tyler Reddick, 2. Casey McClain, 3. Cameron Bartlett, 4. David Lee, 5. Lain Baker, 6. Tyler Seavey, 7. Logan Seavey, 8. Mallorie McGahan, 9. Reilly Gillingwater, 10. Devin Lee, 11. Shane Hopkins, 12. Tyler Tellstrom, 13. James Edens, 14.  Bryce Acquistapace, 15. Donell Nelson, 16. Tyler Barnes, 17. William Fielding, 18. Austin Pace.  B-Main:  1. Shane Hopkins, 2. Tyler Barnes, 3. William Fielding, 4. Donell Nelson, 5. Cavin Hawkins, 6. Zachary Yetter, 7. Aaron Yetter, 8. Jeremy Phillips, 9. Kyle Gillingwater, 10. Wyatt Brown, 11. Taylor Baker, 12. AJ Sauer.  Trophy Dash Winner:  Cameron Bartlett.

Sportsman Division:  1. Ryan Everson, 2. Kevin Gaines, 3. Jimmy Pettit, 4. Jaime Burgess, 5. Brad Jones, 6. Scott Burgess, 7. Dennis Clark, 8. Travis Stopplemore, 9. Troy Combs, 10. Grant Keeter, 11Scott Morton, 12. Karl Pavlik, Jr., 13. Britt McDaniel, 14. Greg Roach, 15. Donnie Ritcheson, 16. John Everson, 17. Bobby Roach, 18. Mike Clark, 19. Rick Arnett.  Trophy Dash Winner:  Kevin Gaines.

Pro Stock Division:  A-Main:  1. James Edens, 2. Casey McClain, 3. Cody Grant, 4. Tyrell Nelson, 5. Aaron Bundy, 6. Peter Sheperd, 7. Tyler Donenfeld, 8. Brittany Wilcox, 9. Ryan Burdick 10. Garrett Carney, 11. Jake Morgan.  Trophy Dash Winner:  Jake Morgan

Beginner Box Stock:  A-Main:  1. Jarett Gillingwater, 2. Brian McGahan, 3. Tanner Donnelly, 4. Tucker Donnelly, 5. Lucas Tellstrom, 6. Baylie Heavrer, 7. Rilex Matson, 8. Makayla Seavey, 9. Bailie Zigan, 10. Troy Shepherd, 11. Dalton Wilcox.

Shilling, Williams, Huff Top English Creek

Race results for 7/23, English Creek Speedway, Knoxville, IA.
             
BOX STOCK
A-Main 01 --  1. Devin Huff, Nixa, Mo.; 2. James Ambers, Knoxville; 3. Nate Mills, Altoona; 4. Jacob Acord, Knoxville; 5. Austin Paul, Keota; 6. Cari Shilling, Knoxville; 7. Alex Gregg, Algona; 8. Laney Feight, Indianola; 9. Richard Blom, Des Moines; 10.Caitlyn Shilling, Knoxville; 11. Dakota Hendrickson;.

Heat 01 --  1. Devin Huff, Nixa, Mo.; 2. Cari Shilling, Knoxville; 3. Jacob Acord, Knoxville; 4. James Ambers, Knoxville; 5. Richard Blom, Des Moines; 6. Caitlyn Shilling, Knoxville.

Heat 02 --  1. Alex Gregg, Algona; 2. Austin Paul, Keota; 3. Laney Feight, Indianola; 4. Nate Mills, Altoona; 5. Dakota Hendrickson;.

Time Trial --  1. Devin Huff, Nixa, Mo.; 2. Laney Feight, Indianola; 3. James Ambers, Knoxville; 4. Nate Mills, Altoona; 5. Jacob Acord, Knoxville; 6. Alex Gregg, Algona; 7. Richard Blom, Des Moines; 8. Austin Paul, Keota; 9. Cari Shilling, Knoxville; 10. Dakota Hendrickson;; 11. Caitlyn Shilling, Knoxville.

Trophy Dash 01 --  1. Devin Huff, Nixa, Mo.; 2. Alex Gregg, Algona; 3. Jacob Acord, Knoxville; 4. James Ambers, Knoxville; 5. Nate Mills, Altoona; 6. Laney Feight, Indianola.

125cc
A-Main 01 --  1. Michael Williams, Knoxville; 2. Matt Juhl, Estherville; 3. Cody Ambers, Knoxville; 4. Sadie Woods, Humeston; 5. Shay Woods, Humeston; 6. Casie Shilling, Knoxville; 7. Tyler Gregg, Algona.

Heat 01 --  1. Tyler Gregg, Algona; 2. Cody Ambers, Knoxville; 3. Michael Williams, Knoxville; 4. Shay Woods, Humeston; 5. Matt Juhl, Estherville; 6. Casie Shilling, Knoxville; 7. Sadie Woods, Humeston.

Time Trial --  1. Sadie Woods, Humeston; 2. Tyler Gregg, Algona; 3. Matt Juhl, Estherville; 4. Shay Woods, Humeston; 5. Michael Williams, Knoxville; 6. Cody Ambers, Knoxville; 7. Casie Shilling, Knoxville.

Trophy Dash 01 --  1. Cody Ambers, Knoxville; 2. Michael Williams, Knoxville; 3. Matt Juhl, Estherville; 4. Shay Woods, Humeston; 5. Sadie Woods, Humeston; 6. Tyler Gregg, Algona.

Open Class
A-Main 01 --  1. Tony Shilling, Knoxville; 2. Alan Ambers, Knoxville; 3. Dan Henning, Columbia; 4. Nick Demoss, Knoxville; 5. Russ Prather, Knoxville; 6. Cliff Jones, Pleasent Hill; 7. Dan Beerends, Sully.

Heat 01 --  1. Tony Shilling, Knoxville; 2. Alan Ambers, Knoxville; 3. Nick Demoss, Knoxville; 4. Russ Prather, Knoxville; 5. Dan Beerends, Sully; 6. Dan Henning, Columbia; 7. Cliff Jones, Pleasent Hill.

Time Trial --  1. Nick Demoss, Knoxville; 2. Russ Prather, Knoxville; 3. Tony Shilling, Knoxville; 4. Alan Ambers, Knoxville; 5. Dan Henning, Columbia; 6. Dan Beerends, Sully; 7. Cliff Jones, Pleasent Hill.

Trophy Dash 01 --  1. Tony Shilling, Knoxville; 2. Dan Beerends, Sully; 3. Alan Ambers, Knoxville; 4. Dan Henning, Columbia; 5. Russ Prather, Knoxville; 6. Nick Demoss, Knoxville.

CYCLELAND SPEEDWAY

CHICO, CA

July 16th, 2005

Story by Gary Jacob

After a race long duel with R C Smith, crowd favorite Reyna Krueger from Chico scored a narrow win in the 20 lap feature for the open outlaw karts at Cycleland Speedway on Saturday night. Krueger finished ¼ second in front of R Smith and 1/3 second in front of A J Kerns. While Pete Johnston only managed a 9th, that effort plus quick time was enough to push him back ahead of Justin Grant for the point lead as J Grant had a tough night. Track championship duelers Kyle Larson and Keith Bloom Jr ran 1-2 in the Open Intermediate A Main with point leader K Larson the winner after leading from lap 7. Josh Keheley ran third. After timing in out of the dash, Brad Jones won the lone heat for the sportsman class and was never headed in their 20 lap feature as he turned the quickest laps there. Point leader Grant Keeter was second ahead of dash winner Ryan Everson. The Intermediate A Main was dominated by Thomas Bruckenstein and Justyn Cox as Dillon Silverman ran third. Point leader K Larson fell to the rear with an early problem and battled back to finish sixth. James Edens, young son of former dirt late model star Jay Edens, had another big night as he battled to wins in both the Pro Box Stocks and the Box Stocks. He is in contention for the championship in both classes. In the Pro Box Stocks, he won the dash and had the feature lead in three laps, winning by one second over point leader Casey McClain. Aaron Bundy was third. In the Box Stocks, third ranked Edens won the dash, had the feature lead in two laps and won by a half second over second ranked Tyler Reddick. Pont leader Tyler Seavey ran fourth behind Shane Hopkins, both five seconds behind the race winner. Jarett Gillingwater only managed a sixth in the Beginner Box Stock heat, but won the feature action ahead of Brian McGahan Jr and heat winner Nick Varricchio.

Second ranked Pete Johnston was quickest of the 24 Open Outlaws at 11.144 and John Michael Bunch ran a 11.219. Josh Zander ranked third with a 11.319 and Michael Helwig ran 11.388. Also making the dash were Tyler Wolf and Justin Reinolds. Losing a lot of ground to Johnston in the point race was point leader Justin Grant as he timed in just 19th quick and he also struggled to a 6th in his heat race. Reinolds won the dash by less than a second over Johnston, but Johnston was penalized back to 4th for a jump start. That moved M Helwig into second ahead of Bunch. Johnston had the quickest dash lap at 11.299. R C Smith was only ¼ second ahead of A J Kerns at the checkered flag of heat 1 as female star Emalee Ramirez ran third. R Smith clicked off a 11.060, J Grant ran a 11.078 and Kerns a 11.113. Krueger preceeded her feature win with a victory in heat 2 as she beat Brett Miller by 1.2 seconds. Krueger ran a 11.144 and B Miller an 11.204. The short field found everyone qualifying for the 20 lap A Main. R Smith and Krueger shared the front row and ran 1-2 the whole way. R Smith led five laps, then it was Krueger through lap 17. R Smith raced back into the lead on lap 18 and Krueger then stormed back to pace the final two laps for the very popular win. Kerns took third from Rudger Worley on lap 5 and finished there. Bunch slowly climbed through the pack to a fourth ahead of B Miller, Zander, J Reinolds, Worley, Johnston, Daniel Becker, David Tarter and M Helwig. Krueger was only ¼ second in front of R Smith at the checkered flag and Kerns was just 1/3 second behind the winner. The top nine finishers were separated by less than 3 seconds. The track had slowed down and Krueger’s 11.605 was the quickest lap. R Smith ran 11.825 and Kerns an 11.962. Worley also broke into the 11’s at 11.784. Johnston never got higher than 7th, but still gained a lot of ground on J Grant who was the last lead lap kart. J Grant was 8th with just two laps to go, but ended up 19th.

Bloom had cut Open Intermediate point leader K Larson’s advantage down to just 20 points starting the night and he paced the 27 kart turnout with a very quick 10.855 qualifying run. Mason Moore was second at 11.122, a time that was matched by K Larson. Josh Keheley, Colby Copeland and Brett Hamilton also made the dash as Hamilton was again subbing for baseball player Brian Southers. Moore was quick in the dash as he won with a best lap of 11.195 and a 1 second lead over Copeland. K Larson ran third. Camron Mendes was just 1/3 second ahead of Kyle Johnson at the end of heat 1 and Amanda Reinolds got third, just 2/3 of a second back. James Sweeney ran away with heat 2, winning by 2 seconds over Nick Soto and Dillon Silverman. Sweeney ran a 11.693. A small B Main was won by Matthew Davis over Brandyn Donenfeld and Nick Larson. Davis was a half lap in front at the checkered flag. Mendes and Sweeney held down the front row for the 20 lap A Main and Sweeney did lead lap 1, but both got tangled up on lap 2 and Copeland was the new leader over K Larson, Keheley and Bloom. K Larson took the lead from Copeland on lap 7 and stayed in front for the remainder of the 20 lapper. Copeland managed to hang onto second until Bloom drove by him on lap 19. Copeland fell back to 4th as Keheley got around him on lap 19. K Larson won ahead of Bloom, Keheley, Copeland, Mendes, A Reinolds, Nick Meyer, Silverman and Davis. Winner K Larson was the only kart in the 11’s with a best lap of 11.763 and a winning margin of 2.5 seconds over Bloom.

There were only 13 sportsman this week and Jaime Burgess paced time trials with a 11.468 lap. Keeter ran a 11.554 and Scott Burgess earned points for Troy Combs with his 11.629. Sixth quick Everson won the dash in front of Kevin Gaines and Keeter. Everson was 2.5 seconds in front at the checkered and had a best lap of 11.853. The lone heat race was won by feature winner Brad Jones ahead of Travis Stopplemon and Karl Pavlik Jr. Jones held nearly a four second advantage and ran a 12.076. Jones had the pole for the 20 lap feature and was never headed as he ran the fastest laps with a 12.359 best lap. Keeter held a 65 point lead over Everson starting the night and ran second, 1.5 seconds behind the winner. Everson made a late move into third as J Burgess fell to the rear of the pack in the final two laps. Scott Morton ran fourth ahead of Pavlik, Jim Zigan and Stopplemon. Stopplemon was second for the first 13 laps. J Burgess was the final lead lap finisher in 8th.

The Intermediates were the biggest class for the night with 33 in action. Point leader K Larson was quickest with his 11.493. He started the night 54 points up on Mason Moore and 105 in front of Bruckenstein. Double division Tyler Reddick had a 11.548 and Moore an 11.564. Also making the dash were Bruckenstein, R J Johnson and Jake Cartwright. K Larson ran a 11.589 as he stormed from last starting to win the 8 lap dash by just 2/3 of a second over Moore. Bruckenstein ran third. Sean Martin won heat 1 by 1 second over Kenny Allen and ran a quick 11.398 lap. Rookie Justyn Cox was first to the checkered flag in heat 2, but was called for a jump start and the win went to Jacob Miller ahead of Max Adams. Cox ran a 11.612 and was penalized back to third. Garry Burdick won heat 3 by 2/3 of a second over Cole Peard. Colby Copeland won the B Main by nearly 3 seconds over Jordan Miller and was the only kart in the 11’s at 11.949. Marty Hawkins ran third and a jump start penalty cost Danny Andreason the final transfer. That placed usual Box Stock star Cameron Bartlett fourth in his 250 debut. Martin led the first 3 laps of the 20 lapper from the pole, but 7th starter Bruckenstein was flying. Bruckenstein was fourth on lap 1, second on lap 2 and the leader on lap 4. K Larson followed him to second, but had a problem on lap 6 and restarted in the rear. Cox was also very quick as he raced into second with the K Larson problem. Silverman took over third ahead of Reddick, but G Burdick raced into fourth on lap 8. The race was red flagged for a huge flip by Quincy’s Peard who escaped unhurt. Bruckenstein, Cox and Silverman ran 1-2-3 the rest of the way and Moore made a charge to 4th. Reddick did reclaim fourth from G Burdick on lap 14. K Larson worked his way back to sixth ahead of G Burdick, Jacob Miller and Alissa Geving. K Larson had the quickest feature lap at 12.052, but winner Bruckenstein ran 12.170 and Cox a 12.192. Moore had a 12.187. Bruckenstein was one second in front of Cox and 2 ahead of Silverman.

Edens started the night 22 points back of McClain in the Pro Box Stock standings. Jake Morgan paced time trials over a ten kart field at 12.798, easily leading the 13.115 of Aaron Bundy. McClain had a 13.183 and Edens a 13.230. Edens won the dash, but was only 1/5 of a second in front at the checkered flag ahead of McClain and Morgan. McClain had the quickest lap of 12.772 and Edens ran a 12.806. Garrett Carney won the lone heat race by 2.5 seconds over Cody Grant. C Grant led two laps of the feature with Edens and McClain into the 2-3 slots on lap 1. Edens raced into the lead on lap 3 and McClain followed him into second on lap 7. They stayed that way for the rest of the race with Edens winning by one second. Morgan gained third on lap 7 and finished there ahead of Bundy, Brittany Wilcox, Tyrell Nelson and C Grant. Edens had a 12.979 best and McClain ran a 12.992.

Edens stands third in the Box Stock points, starting the night 60 behind point leader Tyler Seavey and 23 behind runnerup Reddick. He was only 10 points up on McClain in this class. McClain was quickest of the 28 entries at 12.948 and Reddick ran a 12.998. T Seavey had a 13.079 and Logan Seavey a 13.119. Edens ranked fifth with his 13.228. Bartlett was sixth, but timed in out of order and was taken out of the dash, replaced by Kyle Tellstrom. The dash was all Edens as he won by nearly 3 seconds from the front row with a best lap of 12.976. Reddick ran second ahead of Tellstrom. Lain Baker beat Bartlett and Reilly Gilingwater in the first heat with a very quick 12.557 best lap. Bartlett ran 12.684 and R Gillingwater a 12.660. Bryce Acquistapace just edged out Shane Hopkins in heat 2 with a winning margin of just under ½ second. Donell Nelson ran third. Aaron Yetter won the 14 lap B Main by just 1/6 of a second over Tyler Barnes. William Felding was third ahead of Zachary Yetter. Dash winner Edens lined up fifth for the 20 lap feature, but was second on lap 1 and took the lead from Baker on lap 2. Reddick came from the third row and grabbed second from Baker on lap 4. Edens was just over ½ second ahead of Reddick at the checkered flag and nearly five seconds ahead of third place Hopkins. Hopkins was third from lap 4 and point leader T Seavey chased him all the way. McClain passed L Seavey for fifth on lap 15 and finished there ahead of L Seavey, Tellstrom and Mallorie McGahan. Edens had the fastest lap at 13.271 and Reddick ran a 13.338.

There were 9 Beginner Box Stocks and Nick Varricchio won the lone heat race over Alysa Barnes and Brian McGahan Jr. Jarett Gillingwater was sixth in the heat race, but won the main event in front of McGahan Jr, N Varricchio, A J Sauer, Bailie Zigan, Makayla Seavey and A Barnes.

Opens:  A-Main:  1. Reyna Krueger, 2. RC Smith, 3. AJ Kerns, 4. John-Michael Bunch, 5. Brett Miller, 6. Nathan Zander, 7. Justin Reinolds, 8. Rudger Worley, 9. Pete Johnston, 10. Daniel Becker, 11. David Tarter, 12. Michael Helwig, 13. Alex Cartwright, 14. James Sweeney, 15. Cody Smith, 16. Troy Foulger, 17. Nic Helwig, 18. Anthony Orgain, 19. Justin Grant, 20. Austin VanKeuren, 21. Tyler Wolf, 22. Emalee Ramirez, 23. Jerry Johnson, 24. Camron Mendes.

Open Trophy Dash Winner:  Justin Reinolds

500 Open Intermediate:  A Main: 1. Kyle Larson, 2. Keith Bloom, 3. James Sweeney, 4. Josh Keheley, 5. Colby Copeland, 6. Camron Mendes, 7. Amanda Reinolds, 8. Nick Meyer, 9. Dillon Silverman, 10. Matthew Davis, 11. Austin Roach, 12. Nick Larsen, 13. Brian Southers, 14. Joey Rossi, 15. Kyle Johnson, 16. Brandyn Donenfeld, 17. Nick Soto, 18. Mason Moore, 19. Mike Schroder, 20. Michael Forslund, 21. Jake Park, 22. Anthony Roach.  B Main:  1. Matthew Davis, 2. Brandyn Donenfeld, 3. Nick Larsen, 4. Austin Roach, 5. Al Varricchio, 6. Brent Hall, 7. Grady Sauer, 8. Alissa Geving, 9. Mitchell Miller.

500 Open Intermediate Trophy Dash Winner: Mason Moore

Intermediate 125/250:  A Main: 1. Thomas Bruckenstein, 2. Justyn Cox, 3. Dillon Silverman, 4. Mason Moore, 5. Tyler Reddick, 6. Kyle Larson, 7. Garry Burdick, 8. Jacob Miller, 9. Alissa Geving, 10. Jake Cartwright, 11. Kenny Allen, 12. Marty Hawkins, 13. Cameron Bartlett, 14. RJ Johnson, 15. Max Adams, 16. Jordan Miller, 17. Matthew Davis, 18. Cole Peard, 19. Sean Martin, 20. Colby Copeland, 21. Tim Haylett, 22. Joe Stornetta.  B Main:  1. Colby Copeland, 2. Jordan Miller, 3. Marty Hawkins, 4. Cameron Bartlett, 5. Jeremy Andreason, 6. Danny Andreason, 7. Jeremy Phillips, 8. cody Main, 9. Whitney Duran, 10. Brannen Franco, 11. Tyler Taylor, 12. Stephanie Vannazzo, 13. Jeremy Chapan, 14. Corey Hall, 15. Trevor Tennison

Intermediate 125/250cc Trophy Dash Winner:  Kyle Larson

Sportsman: A Main:  1. Brad Jones, 2. Grant Keeter, 3. Ryan Everson, 4. Scott Morton, 5. Karl Pavlik, 6. Jim Zigan, 7. Travis Stopplemore, 8. Jaime Burgess, 9. Greg Roach, 10. Britt McDaniel, 11. Scott Burgess, 12. Kevin Gaines, 13. Bob McHenry.
Sportsman Trophy Dash Winner: Ryan Everson

Pro Stock:  A Main:  1. James Edens, 2. Casey McClain, 3. Jake Morgan, 4. Aaron Bundy, 5. Brittany Wilcox, 6. Tyrell Nelson, 7. Cody Grant, 8. Tyler Donefeld, 9. Garrett Carney.

Pro Stock Trophy Dash Winner:  James Edens

Box Stock:  A Main:  1. James Edens, 2. Tyler Reddick, 3. Shane Hopkins, 4. Tyler Seavey, 5. Casey McClain, 6. Logan Seavey, 7. Kyle Tellstrom, 8. Mallorie McGahan, 9. Reilly Gillingwater, 10. David Lee, 11. Bryce Acquistapace, 12. Aaron Yetter, 13. Tyler Barnes, 14. Zachary Yetter, 15. Cameron Bartlett, 16. Donell Nelson, 17. William Fielding, 18. Lain Baker.  B Main:  1. Aaron Yetter, 2. Tyler Barnes, 3. William Fielding, 4. Zachary Yetter, 5. Cavin Hawkins, 6. Riley Matson, 7. Skylar Tweedle, 8. Tayler Baker, 9. Brandon Lorvin, 10. Jeremy Phillips, 11. Kyle Gillingwater, 12. James Steels, 13. Ryan Burdick, 14. Wyatt Brown.

Box Stock Trophy Dash Winner:  James Edens

Beginner Box:  A Main:  1. Jarett Gillingwater, 2. Brian McGahan Jr., 3. Nick Varricchio, 4. AJ Sauer, 5. Ballie Zigan, 6. Makayla Seavey, 7. Alysa Barnes, 8. Dalton Wilcox, 9. Wyatt Brown

CYCLELAND SPEEDWAY

CHICO, CA

July 9th, 2005

Story by Gary Jacob

Gaining the lead when fast timer Pete Johnston had clutch problems and spun out of first with just two laps to go, R C Smith captured Saturday night’s Open Outlaw Kart A Main at Cycleland Speedway. Johnston managed to salvage a sixth place finish as 8th row starter Austin Kerns ran second ahead of point leader Justin Grant. J Grant was coming off his big Nationals win in Red Bluff last weekend. Dash winner James Sweeney raced from fifth to the lead in 9 laps and he won the Open Intermediate 20 lap feature ahead of Josh Keheley and Keith Bloom Jr. Sportsman point leader Grant Keeter had the lead in 8 laps and he raced to their feature win. Early leader Ryan Everson finished second ahead of Brad Jones. Timing out of the dash in 8th, Thomas Bruckenstein dominated his heat race in the Intermediate class and was never headed from his front row start in the 20 lap feature. The other front row starter Mason Moore was a race long second and point leader Kyle Larson ran third. Double division racer James Edens had two very different nights in his two classes. He won the Pro Box Stock feature after earlier taking the dash honors. Aaron Bundy ran second and point leader Casey McClain had to battle from the rear after a first lap incident to gain third. Also coming off a big July 3rd win in Red Bluff, Corning’s Tyler Reddick wheeled his Sprint Karts Enterprises entry to the Box Stock 20 lap feature win. Reddick came from tenth after a last place dash run and front row starter David Lee ran second ahead of Kyle Tellstrom. Edens had kart problems and was saddled with a last place finish. Riley Matson won the Beginner Box Stock feature ahead of Nick Varricchio and Brian McGahan Jr.

Johnston was fastest of a short field of 26 Open Outlaws with a 11.178 clocking that just nipped the 11.195 turned in by A J Kerns. Michael Helwig had a 11.214 and female star Reyna Krueger ran a 11.301. Also making the dash were point leader Justin Grant and Nic Helwig. N Helwig won the dash from the pole with fellow front row starter J Grant in second. N Helwig had a best lap of 11.048 and won by one second. Grant’s best was 11.060. Austin VanKeuren won heat 1 over pole starter R C Smith and Chad Widener. Van Keuren was one second in front at the checkered flag. Tyler Wolf took heat 2 from the pole ahead of David Tarter and back of the pack starter Brett Miller. Wolf had nearly a two second lead at the finish and ran a quick 11.080 lap. The 15 lap B Main transferred four karts into the A Main and Nathan Zander was one second in front of returning Rudger Worley at the checkered flag. Kayla Thain ran third ahead of Dean Bare and Daniel Becker missed the transfer in fifth. Zander ran a 11.145 best lap. After losing the heat race from the pole, R C Smith managed to battle from third to win the 20 lap feature. Johnston came from 7th to lead, but had clutch problems and spun with just two laps to go. He managed to salvage a sixth as Austin Kerns was one second back of R C Smith after coming from the 8th row. J Grant maintained his huge point lead with a third ahead of sixth row starter B Miller and M Helwig. Johnston’s sixth was trailed by Tarter, A J Kerns, VanKeuren and Zander. Seventeen of the 22 starters finished on the lead lap. The track had slowed down and Johnston’s 11.290 lap was easily the fastest in the feature. J Grant’s 11.627 was the second quickest. A J Kerns, Johnston and Krueger are locked in a duel for second in points. Krueger’s kart quit in the feature and she ran 21st. Fifth ranked Austin Kerns moved up in the standings. Other early retirees were Emalee Ramirez, Cody Smith and JoJo Helberg.

Dillon Silverman was the quickest of 30 Open Intermediates with a 11.302 clocking. Point leader Kyle Larson ran 11.330 and third ranked Mason Moore was third at 11.370. Also making the dash were point runnerup Keith Bloom Jr, Colby Copeland and Sweeney. Sweeney won the dash from the pole, one second in front of K Larson and 2 ahead of Bloom. Keheley won the opening heat race by nearly five seconds over pole starter Michael Forslund with Nick Soto third. Keheley was the only kart in that race in the 10’s. Subbing for Brian Southers who was involved in baseball playoff action, Brent Hamilton won heat 2 by one second over Alissa Geving and Mike Schroder. The B Main transferred four karts into the A Main and Nick Larsen got that win, a half second in front of Matthew Davis. Nick Meyer and James Crowell also moved up. Keheley and Hamilton shared the front row for the 20 lap feature and Hamilton led the first two laps. Problems sent Hamilton to the rear on lap 3. Keheley took over on lap 3 and paced the field until lap 9 when fifth starter Sweeney raced into the lead. Keheley ran second the rest of the way and finished just 1/5 of a second behind the winner. Bloom took third from K Larson on lap 10 and stayed there, just ¾ of a second behind the winner. Moore made a late charge into fourth as K Larson broke with just two laps to go. Hamilton finished fifth ahead of Copeland, Geving, Leana Kenyon, Anthony Roach and Matthew Davis. Twelve karts were on the lead lap. The track had slowed down for the feature and Sweeney’s 11.988 was the best lap. Sweeney started the night fifth in points, 13 behind Copeland.

Newcomer Jaime Burgess was quickest of the 20 sportsman at 11.738. Scott Burgess ran 11.77 and Kevin Gaines an 11.761. Brad Jones, point leader Grant Keeter and Eureka’s Troy Combs also made the dash. Keeter started the night 43 points ahead of Ryan Everson and 49 ahead of Combs. Keeter ran a 11.70 best as he won the dash by two seconds over J Burgess and Gaines. R Everson was only a half second in front of Bobby Roach at the end of heat one with Rick Arnett one second back. Britt McDaniel won heat 2 by one second over Scott Morton. Third place Karl Pavlik Jr was four seconds behind the winner. In the 20 lap feature, Keeter started fifth, was third in two laps and took second from McDaniel on lap 3. R Everson led for 7 laps before Keeter took command. R Everson was second for the rest of the race. Eighth starter Brad Jones was 4th in four laps and got around S Burgess for third on lap 16. S Burgess ran fourth ahead of Combs, J Burgess, Morton, Gaines, Richie Crowell and Pavlik. Keeter was nearly two seconds in front of R Everson at the checkered flag. He also had the quickest feature lap of 12.035. Twelve karts finished lead lap.

Another huge turnout of 30 Intermediates found Quincy’s Cole Peard the fastest qualifier at 11.550. Rookie Justyn Cox ran a 11.563 and young Jacob Miller had a 11.614. Also making the dash were Kenny Allen, Copeland and point leader K Larson. K Larson started the night with a 41 point lead on Moore and 96 in front of Bruckenstein. K Larson easily won the dash from the pole with a best lap of 11.108 and a 1.3 second winning margin over Copeland. Copeland ripped off an 11.059 lap. Allen ran third ahead of Peard. Moore just missed the dash in 7th slot and he won heat 1 in a near photo over Jake Cartwright. Triple division racer Tyler Reddick ran third. Bruckenstein was 8th quick and won heat 2 by nearly 3 seconds over Silverman with Jordan Miller over five seconds back in third. Bruckenstein ran an 11.112 lap in his heat and Silverman posted an 11.240. The B Main advanced four karts and Marty Hawkins won by one second over Matthew Davis. Ukiah’s Trevor Cristiani and Jeremy Andreason both advanced with Danny Andreason just missing. Moore and Bruckenstein held down the front row for the feature with K Larson starting fifth. Bruckenstein got the jump on the start and was never headed. Moore was a race long second. K Larson leaped to third on the first lap and briefly gave that spot up to Cartwright. K Larson regained third on lap 9 and stayed there with Cartwright finishing fourth. Fourth starter Silverman was a race long fifth and Keheley ran sixth ahead of Allen, Jacob Miller, Garry Burdick and Reddick. Nineteen karts finished on the lead lap. Cartwright actually had the best lap in the feature at 11.885 as Bruckenstein, Moore and K Larson were all in the 11.9 bracket.

Jake Morgan was fastest of the 11 Pro Box Stocks at 12.585. That easily paced the 12.719 of Aaron Bundy and the 12.752 of Casey McClain. Edens started the night 31 points back of McClain in the title fight and he won the dash after timing in fourth quick. Edens was only a half-second in front of McClain at the checkered flag. McClain ran a 11.970 lap and Edens a 12.113. Tyrell Nelson was only a half-second in front of Braedon Enos at the checkered flag of the lone heat race with Cody Grant just ¾ of a second behind. C Grant led the first five laps of the feature before having a problem that put him in the rear. The race was all Edens after that with Bundy in second. McClain had to restart in the rear on the first lap and took 15 rounds to climb back to third. Morgan finished fourth ahead of T Nelson, Brittany Wilcox and Reddick. Peter Sheperd and C Grant were the final two lead lap karts. Edens was one second in front at the checkered flag with a best lap of 13.107. McClain ran a 12.892 and Bundy a 12.938.

Young Logan Seavey was quickest of the 26 Box Stocks at 12.673. Edens ran a 12.796 and Reddick a 12.868. Point leader Tyler Seavey was the final 12 second kart at 12.995. Bartlett and McClain also made the dash. McClain was only 0.15 seconds in front of Bartlett at the end of the dash as T Seavey ran third. T Seavey had a 12.470 best lap and McClain ran a 12.525. Austin Pace won the opening heat race by one second over Devin Lee. David Lee won heat 2 by one second over Ukiah’s Kyle Tellstrom. Mallorie McGahan won the B Main by one second over Kyle Gillingwater, who took a photo decision over Randy Schluter. Edens was having kart problems for the feature as he came out late and finished two laps down in last. Edens came into the night second in points, 36 behind T Seavey and just 10 ahead of Reddick. Reddick had to come from tenth to win the feature honors and he had a 1.5 second winning margin over front row starter David Lee. Tellstrom was another 1.5 seconds back in third as Bartlett finished fourth ahead of McClain, T Seavey, Devin Lee, M McGahan, Shane Hopkins and A Pace. The top 12 were on the lead lap. Reddick had the best feature lap at 13.208.

There were 13 Beginner Box Stocks. Having switched his racing because of Lakeport’s spotty schedule, Riley Matson won heat one over Nick Varricchio and Brian McGahan Jr beat Alysa Barnes in heat 2. Matson then added the feature win ahead of N Varricchio, McGahan Jr, Tucker Donnelly, Jarett Gillingwater, Tanner Donnelly, Dalton Wilcox and William Seim.

Open Division:  A-Main:  1. RC Smith, 2. Austin Kerns, 3. Justin Grant, 4. Brett Miller, 5. Michael Helwig, 6. Pete Johnston, 7. David Tarter, 8. AJ Kerns, 9. Austin VanKeuren, 10. Nathan Zander, 11. John-Michael Bunch, 12. Dean Bare, 13. Rudger Worley, 14. Tyler Wolf, 15. Nic Helwig, 16. Jerry Johnston, 17. Kayla Thain, 18. Chad Widener, 19. Cody Smith, 20. JoJo Helberg, 21. Reyna Krueger, 22. Emalee Ramirez.  B-Main:  1. Nathan Zander, 2. Rudger Worley, 3. Kayla Thain, 4. Dean Bare, 5. Daniel Becker, 6. Kevin Gaines, 7. Anthony Orgain, 8. Brandon Mansfield.  Open Trophy Dash Winner:  Nic Helwig

Open Intermediate Division:  A-Main:  James Sweeney, 2. Josh Keheley, 3. Keith Bloom, 4. Mason Moore, 5. Brent Hamilton, 6. Colby Copeland, 7. Alissa Geving, 8. LeanaKenyon, 9. Anthony Roach, 10. Matthew Davis, 11. Jake Park, 12. Nick Meyer, 13. Kyle Larson, 14. Kyle Johnson, 15. Michael Forslund, 16. Mike Schroder, 17. Chad Pace, 18. James Crowell, 19. Dillon Silverman, 20. Zack West, 21. Nick Soto, 22. Nick Larsen. B-Main:  1. Nick Larsen, 2. Matthew Davis, 3. Nick Meyer, 4. James Crowell, 5. Austin Roach, 6. Mitchell Miller, 7. Joey Rossi, 8. Brent Hall, 9. Al Varricchio, 10. Holly Smith, 11. Grady Sauer.   Open Intermediate Trophy Dash Winner:  James Sweeney

Intermediate 125/250 Division: A-Main: 1. Thomas Bruckenstein, 2. Mason Moore, 3. Kyle Larson, 4. Jake Cartwright, 5. Dillon Silverman, 6. Josh Keheley, 7. Kenny Allen, 8. Jacob Miller, 9. Garry Burdick, 10. Tyler Reddick, 11. Alissa Geving, 12. Justyn Cox, 13. Matthew Davis, 14. Max Adams, 15. Tyler Taylor, 16. Marty Hawkins, 17. Jeremy Andreason, 18. Jordan Miller, 19. Trevor Cristiani, 20. Cole Peard, 21. Sean Martin, 22. Colby Copeland.  B-Main:  1. Marty Hawkins, 2. Matthew Davis, 3. Trevor Cristiani, 4. Jeremy Andreason, 5. Danny Andreason, 6. Brannen Franco, 7. Jeremy Phillips, 8. Stepanie Vannazzo,  9. Whitney Duran, 10. Bobby Runge, 11.Trevor Tennison, 12. Corey Hall.  Intermediate 125/250 Trophy Dash Winner:  Kyle Larson

Box Stock Division: A-Main:  1. Tyler Reddick, 2. David Lee, 3. Kyle Tellstrom, 4. Cameron Bartlett, 5. Casey McClain, 6. Tyler Seavey, 7. Devin Lee, 8. Mallorie MCGahan, 9. Shane Hopkins, 10. Austin Pace, 11. Ryan Burdick, 12. Logan Seavey, 13. Aaron Yetter, 14. Reilly Gillingwater, 15. Bryce Acquistapace, 15. Rany Schluter, 17. Kyle Gillingwater, 18. James Edens.  B-Main:  1. Mallorie McGahan, 3. Kyle Gillingwater, 3. Randy Schluter, 4. Aaron Yetter, 5. Cavin Hawkins, 6. Donell Nelson, 7. William Fielding, 8. Zachary Yetter, 9. Wyatt Brown, 10. Jeremy Phillips, 11. Taylor Baker, 12. Lexi Porter.  Box Stock Trophy Dash Winner:  Casey McClain

Sportmans Division:  A-Main: 1. Grant Keeter, 2. Ryan Everson, 3. Brad Jones, 4. Scott Burgess, 5. Troy combs, 6. Jaime Burgess, 7. Scott Morton, 8. Kevin Gaines, 9. Richie Crowell, 10. Karl Pavlic, 11. JohnEverson, 12. Ashton Love, 13. Donnie Ritcheson, 14. Rick Arnett, 15. Britt McDaniel, 16. Greg Roach, 17. Mike Larson, 18. Bobby Roach, 19. Travis Stopplemore.  Sportsmans Trophy Dash Winner: Grant Keeter

Pro Stock Division:  A-Main:  1. James Edens, 2. Aaron Bundy, 3. Casey McClain, 4. Jake Morgan, 5. Tyrell Nelson, 6. Brittany Wilcox, 7. Tyler Reddick, 8. Peter Sheperd, 9. Cody Grant, 10. Braedon Enos, 11. Garrett Carney, 12. Brayden Evans.  Pro Stock Trophy Dash Winner:  James Edens

Beginner Box Stock:  A-Main:  1. Riley Matson, 2. Nick Varricchio, 3. Brian McGahan, 4. Tucker Donnelly, 5. Jarett Gillingwater, 6. Tanner Donnelly, 7. Dalton Wilcox, 8. William Seim, 9. Alysa Barnes, 10. AJ Sauer, 11. Troy Shepherd, 12. Lane West, 13. Wyatt Brown.

English Creek (IA) Speedway Results 6-25-05

Box Stock

A-Main 01 --  1. James Ambers, Knoxville; 2. Austin Paul, Keota; 3. Jacob Acord, Knoxville; 4. Dakota Hendrickson;; 5. Laney Feight, Indianola; 6. Alex Gregg, Algona; 7. Caitlyn Shilling, Knoxville; 8. Cari Shilling, Knoxville.

Heat 01 --  1. Austin Paul, Keota; 2. James Ambers, Knoxville; 3. Laney Feight, Indianola; 4. Alex Gregg, Algona; 5. Dakota Hendrickson;; 6. Jacob Acord, Knoxville; 7. Cari Shilling, Knoxville; 8. Caitlyn Shilling, Knoxville.

Heat 02 --  1. Alex Gregg, Algona; 2. Austin Paul, Keota; 3. James Ambers, Knoxville; 4. Dakota Hendrickson;; 5. Cari Shilling, Knoxville; 6. Jacob Acord, Knoxville; 7. Caitlyn Shilling, Knoxville; 8. Laney Feight, Indianola.

Time Trial --  1. Laney Feight, Indianola; 2. James Ambers, Knoxville; 3. Austin Paul, Keota; 4. Jacob Acord, Knoxville; 5. Dakota Hendrickson;; 6. Alex Gregg, Algona; 7. Cari Shilling, Knoxville; 8. Richard Blom, Des Moines; 9. Caitlyn Shilling, Knoxville.

Trophy Dash 01 --  1. Alex Gregg, Algona; 2. Jacob Acord, Knoxville; 3. James Ambers, Knoxville; 4. Austin Paul, Keota; 5. Dakota Hendrickson;; 6. Laney Feight, Indianola.

125cc

A-Main 01 --  1. Cody Ambers, Knoxville; 2. Tyler Gregg, Algona; 3. Matt Juhl, Estherville; 4. Casie Shilling, Knoxville; 5. Michael Williams, Knoxville.

Heat 01 --  1. Cody Ambers, Knoxville; 2. Matt Juhl, Estherville; 3. Tyler Gregg, Algona; 4. Michael Williams, Knoxville; 5. Casie Shilling, Knoxville.

Heat 02 --  1. Cody Ambers, Knoxville; 2. Michael Williams, Knoxville; 3. Matt Juhl, Estherville; 4. Tyler Gregg, Algona; 5. Casie Shilling, Knoxville.

Time Trial --  1. Tyler Gregg, Algona; 2. Matt Juhl, Estherville; 3. Cody Ambers, Knoxville; 4. Michael Williams, Knoxville; 5. Casie Shilling, Knoxville.

Trophy Dash 01 --  1. Matt Juhl, Estherville; 2. Cody Ambers, Knoxville; 3. Tyler Gregg, Algona; 4. Casie Shilling, Knoxville; 5. Michael Williams, Knoxville.

Open Class

A-Main 01 --  1. Alan Ambers, Knoxville; 2. Nick Demoss, Knoxville; 3. Tony Shilling, Knoxville; 4. Dan Beerends, Sully; 5. Dan Henning, Columbia; 6. Jamie Ball, Knoxville.

Heat 01 --  1. Alan Ambers, Knoxville; 2. Nick Demoss, Knoxville; 3. Tony Shilling, Knoxville; 4. Dan Beerends, Sully; 5. Dan Henning, Columbia; 6. Jamie Ball, Knoxville.

Heat 02 --  1. Dan Beerends, Sully; 2. Nick Demoss, Knoxville; 3. Alan Ambers, Knoxville; 4. Tony Shilling, Knoxville; 5. Dan Henning, Columbia.

Time Trial --  1. Alan Ambers, Knoxville; 2. Nick Demoss, Knoxville; 3. Tony Shilling, Knoxville; 4. Dan Henning, Columbia; 5. Dan Beerends, Sully; 6. Russ Prather, Knoxville.

Trophy Dash 01 --  1. Dan Beerends, Sully; 2. Alan Ambers, Knoxville; 3. Nick Demoss, Knoxville; 4. Tony Shilling, Knoxville.

CYCLELAND SPEEDWAY

CHICO, CA

JUNE 25, 2005

Opens A-Main:  1. Pete Johnston, 2. Justin Grant, 3. David Tarter, 4. Michael Helwig, 5. Brett Miller, 6. Tyler Wolf, 7. Nic Helwig, 8. RC Smith, 9. Reyna Krueger, 10. Emalee Ramirez, 11. Austin Kerns, 12. Ryan Everson, 13. Anthony Orgain, 14. Cody Braund, 15.  Daniel Becker, 16. Dean Bare, 17. Cody Smith, 18. Chad Widener, 19. Austin VanKeuren, 20. Jerry Johnson, 21. JoJo Helberg, 22. Nathan Zander.  

Opens B-Main:  1. Nic Helwig, 2. JoJo Helberg, 3. John-Michael Bunch, 4. Anthony Orgain, 5. Nic Matthews, 6. Scott Burgess, 7. Jamie Burgess, 8. David Ing, 9. Robbie Berge, 10. Troy Foulger, 11. Alex Cartwright, 12. Tyler Ritcheson

Open Intermediate A-Main:  1. Kyle Larson, 2. James Sweeney, 3. Keith Bloom, 4. Zack West, 5. Mason Moore, 6. Alissa Geving, 7. Nick Soto, 8. Chad Pace, 9. Josh Keheley, 10. Colby Copeland, 11. Anthony Roach, 12. Leana Kenyon, 13. Michael Forslund, 14. Jake Park, 15. Blake Heausser, 16. Kyle Johnson, 17. Ron LaPlant, 18. Brannon Asch, 19. Dillon Silverman, 20. Nick Larsen, 21. Camron Mendes, 22 Brian Southers. 

Open Intermediate B-Main:  1. Ron LaPlant, 2. Chad Pace, 3. Anthony Roach, 4. Brannon Asch, 5. Al Varricchio, 6. Brandyn Donenfeld, 7. Matthew Davis, 8. Nicholl Ferro, 9. Joey Rossi, 10. Mike Schroder, 11. Mitchell Miller, 12, Nick Meyer,  13. Grady Sauer.

Intermediate 125/250 A-Main:  1. Kyle Larson, 2. Mason Moore, 3. Thomas Bruckenstein, 4. Colby Copeland, 5. Garry Burdick, 6. Alissa Geving, 7. Cole Peard, 8. Tyler Reddick, 9. Max Adams, 10. Sean Martin, 11. Dillon Silverman, 12. Jacob Miller, 13. Jeremy Andreason, 14. Justyn Cox, 15. Tim Haylett, 16. Zachary Pina, 17. Nick Larsen, 18. Jack Cartwright, 19. Cody Main, 20. Kenny Allen, 21. Jordan Miller, 22. Justin Kaye.  

Intermediate 125/250 B-Main:  1. Colby Copeland, 2. Nick Larsen, 3. Jacob Miller, 4. Justin Kaye, 5. Marty Hawkins, 6. Jeremy Champan, 7. Matthew Davis, 8. Jeremy Phillips, 9. Austin Roach, 10. Stephanie Vannazo, 11. Corey Hall, 12. Tyler Taylor, 13. Brannen Franco, 14. Trevor Tennison, 15. Hunter Colodny.

Box Stock A-Main: 1. James Edens, 2. Casey McClain, 3. Kyle Tellstrom, 4. Tyler Seavey, 5.Tyler Reddick, 6. Chase Majdic, 7. Cameron Bartlett, 8. Logan Seavey, 9. Donell Nelson, 10. Austin Pace, 11. Tyler Barnes, 12. Matthew Coffee, 13.  Bryce Acquistapace, 14. Richie Carrol, 15. Kyle Gillingwater, 16. Mallorie McGahan, 17. Ryan Burdick, 18. Randy Schluter 

Box Stock B-Main:  1. Mallorie McGahan, 2. Tyler Barnes, 3. Bryce Acquistapace, 4. Matthew Coffee, 5. Jeremy Phillips, 6. Zachary Yetter, 7. Shane Hopkins, 8. Wyatt Brown, 9. Amanda Moore, 10. Cavin Hawkins, 11. Taylor Barnes, 12. Reilly Gillingwater, 13. Zachary Rushing, 14. Aaron Yetter, 15. William Fielding, 16. James Steele

Pro Stock A-Main:  1.  James Edens, 2. Jake Morgan, 3. Casey McClain, 4. Peter Sheperd, 5. Tyrell Nelson, 6. Braedon Enos, 7. Garrett Carney, 8. Cody Grant, 9. Tyler Donenfeld, 10. Brittany Wilcox, 11. Aaron Bundy

Sportmans A-Main:  1. Troy Combs, 2. Bubba Hill, 3. Ryan Everson, 4. Grant Keeter, 5. Scott Morton, 6. Howard McDaniel, 7. Jim Zigan, 8. Rob Jones, 9. Bobby Roach, 10. Mike Shirley, 11. Rick Arnett, 12. Travis Stopplemore, 13. Clarence Reddick, 14. Brad Jones, 15. Ashton Love, 16. Chad Hansen, 17. Britt McDaniel, 18. Bill Bunch, 19. Greg Roach, 20. Jeff Rushing

Beginner Box A-Main:  1. Nick Varricchio, 2. Riley Matson, 3. Tanner Donnelly, 4. Lane West, 5. Jarett Gillingwater, 6. Tucker Donnelly, 7. William Seim, 8. Bailie Zigan, 9. Dalton Wilcox, 10. Makayla Seavey, 11. Alysa Barnes, 12. Michael Ing, 13.Wyatt Brown.

Modified-Multi A-Main:  1. Kent Stephens, 2. Ray Michevet, Jr., 3. Robby Hight, 4. Ray Michevet Sr., 5. Danny Carmack, 6. Mark Michevet, 7. Freddie Hight

CYCLELAND SPEEDWAY

CHICO, CA

JUNE 11, 2005

Story by Gary Jacob

Taking the lead from John Michael Bunch on lap 7, Daniel Becker won the 20 lap Open Outlaw Kart A Main Saturday night at Cycleland Speedway as the track finished off a big two night weekend. Nic Helwig ran second and David Tarter made a last lap pass on Justin Grant to finish third. Like Becker, Brian Southers started third in his Open Intermediate 20 lap feature win and he took the lead on lap 8. Point leader Kyle Larson moved into second late in the race and finished just 1/3 of a second behind winner Southers. Kyle Johnson edged out fellow Placerville resident James Sweeney in a photo finish for third. Eureka’s Troy Combs led the final 11 laps to win the 20 lap sportsman feature and Grant Keeter nearly overtook Ryan Everson for second. The Intermediate 20 lap feature had a spectacular finish as Mason Moore from Princeton leaped from third to the win on the final lap. Pole starter Kenny Allen led the first 19 laps, but Moore passed both Allen and Jake Cartwright on the last lap to get the win. 1/3 of a second separated the three karts at the checkered flag. Casey McClain led the final 17 laps to win the Pro Box Stock 20 lap feature and James Edens made a late move around Nevada’s Jennifer Purcell to finish second. After a strong second place finish to Edens in the Friday night All Star Tour race, Ukiah’s Kyle Tellstrom waged an early race duel with Edens before winning the Box Stock 20 lap feature. Dash winner Logan Seavey got around Edens late in the race to finish a fast closing second behind Tellstrom. A large turnout of Beginner Box Stocks forced two feature races with Skylar Tweedle and A J Sauer getting the wins.

Tyler Wolf was quickest of the 33 Open Outlaw Karts with a very fast 10.885 qualifying run. Friday night All Star Tour winner Pete Johnston ranked second at 10.931 and Justin Grant was the final 10 second kart at 10.995. The dash field was rounded out by Brett Miller, Reyna Krueger and R C Smith. Smith won the dash from the pole ahead of Krueger and Grant to earn the 5th starting spot in the 20 lap A Main. The six dash karts are automatically in the A Main and the remainder of the field is split into three straight up heat races. Seventh quick John Michael Bunch won the first heat by nearly 4 seconds ahead of David Tarter and Oregon’s Kevin Putnam. Nic Helwig came from the second row to score a photo finish win over Cody Braund in heat 2. Outside front row starter Becker won heat 3 with Cody Smith second ahead of Heath Withrow. Four karts transferred out of each of the heats, leaving four more transfers from the 15 kart B Main. Dean Bare was the only kart to break into the 11’s in the B Main and he won by 1.5 seconds over A J Kerns. Austin VanKeuren was third and Robbie Berge got the final transfer as he was subbing for Austin Kerns on the night. Tyler Ritcheson ran fifth ahead of Chad Widener. Heat winners Bunch, N Helwig and Becker along with Tarter started in front of the six dash karts in the front five rows of the 22 kart A Main. Bunch paced the first six laps and Becker took second from N Helwig on lap 4. Becker raced around Bunch for the lead on lap 7 and was out front for the remainder of the race. Bunch had a problem on lap 17 and N Helwig was back in second for the final 4 rounds. Tarter made a last lap pass around Grant to finish third. Wolf finished fifth ahead of Michael Helwig, B Miller, Braund, A J Kerns and Carson City NV’s Tom Purcell. Becker’s 11.279 was the quickest feature lap and Johnston had a 11.402 even though he finished out of contention in 12th. Sixteen karts were on the lead lap. N Helwig had an 11.438 and Grant an 11.505. Bunch ran 11.533 before he fell out.

OPEN A-FEATURE

1.  Daniel Becker, 2.   Nic Helwig, 3.  David Tarter, 4.  Justin Grant, 5.  Tyler Wolf, 6.  Michael Helwig, 7.  Brett Miller, 8.  Cody Braund, 9.  AJ Kerns, 10.  Tom Purcell, 11.  Josh Zander, 12.  Pete Johnston, 13.  Austin Van Keuren, 14.  Dean Bare, 15.  Kevin Putnam, 16.  Cody Smith, 17.  Brandon Mansfield, 18.  John-Michael Bunch, 19.  Reyna Krueger, 20.  Robbie Bergie, 21.  Heath Withrow, 22.  RC Smith

OPEN B-FEATURE

1.  Dean Bare, 2.  AJ Kerns, 3.  Austin Van Kueren, 4.  Robbie Berge, 5.  Tyler Ritcheson, 6.  Chad Widener, 7.  Anthony Orgain, 8.  CJ Putnam, 9.  Scott Burgess, 10.  Jerry Johnson, 11. Alex Cartwright, 12.  Ian Jones, 13.  Dylan Greenleaf, 14.  Emalee Ramirez, 15.  Nic Matthews

Camron Mendes surprised with quick time for the big 31 kart Open Intermediate field at 11.452. Keith Bloom Jr ran 11.453 and Colby Copeland had a 11.493. The dash field was rounded out by Dillon Silverman, Zack West and division point leader Kyle Larson. West won the dash by a half second over Copeland with Silverman in third. Mason Moore captured heat 1 from the outside front row as he won by 2.5 seconds over Al Varricchio. Kyle Johnson scored a narrow win over Ron LaPlant in heat 2 and 9th quick Southers won heat 3 from the pole, but finished just one second in front of improving Amanda Reinolds. This left four transfers from a 15 lap B Main and Leana Kenyon scored a near photo finish win over Brandyn Donenfeld. Anthony Roach ran third ahead of Nick Larsen and Sean Sheppard. A Roach had been 7th quick, but timed out of order and the penalty is to start in the back of heat 1. A Roach did not show for the heat race, but drove through the whole B Main field to get a transfer. Just like Becker had done, Southers won from third starting in the 20 lap A Main and did it in a similar fashion. Pole starter Moore led two laps before he broke and Placerville’s K Johnson was out front for five before Southers took command on lap 8. Larson started 8th and followed Southers forward. He remained in third when Southers got around K Johnson for first. On lap 17, Larson finally made his move into second and he was only 1/3 of a second behind Southers at the checkered flag. K Johnson was just 0.6 seconds behind the winner in third and his Placerville travelmate James Sweeney finished in a near photo for that position. West ran fifth ahead of Silverman, Reinolds, LaPlant, Copeland and Chad Pace. Seventeen of the 22 starters were on the lead lap. The track was much faster for this feature as Southers had a best lap of 10.789 and Larson ran a 10.839. Also breaking into the 10’s were Copeland and West.

OPEN INTERMEDIATE A-FEATURE

1. Brian Southers, 2. Kyle Larson, 3. Kyle Johnson, 4. James Sweeney, 5. Zack West, 6. Dillon Silverman, 7. Amanda Reinolds, 8. Ron LaPlant, 9. Colby Copeland, 10. Chad Pace, 11. Alissa Geving, 12. Matthew Davis, 13. Keith Bloom, 14. Mike Schroeder, 15. Leana Kenyon, 16. Brandyn Donenfeld, 17. Kenny McArthur, 18. Al Varricchio, 19. Camron Mendes, 20. Anthony Roach, 21. Nick Larsen, 22. Mason Moore

OPEN INTERMEDIATE B-FEATURE

1.  Leana Kenyon, 2. Brandyn Donenfeld, 3. Anthony Roach, 4. Nick Larsen, 5. Sean Sheppard,

6. Michael Forslund, 7. Will Clark, 8. Mitchell Miller, 9. Jake Park, 10. Nicholl Ferro, 11. Blake Heausser, 12. Kyle Calvert, 13. Josh Keheley, 14. Holly Smith

Brad Jones was the quickest of the 20 sportsman at 11.754. Rick Arnett ran 11.846 and Grant Keeter an 11.947. Also in the 11’s were Dannie Ferro and Ryan Everson as Combs ranked sixth. Combs won the dash from the pole with a 1.5 second margin over Everson and Keeter was 3 seconds back in third. Front row starters Kevin Gaines and Jimmy Pettit dueled for the heat 1 win with Gaines winning by less than a half second. Britt McDaniel dominated heat 2 from the pole with a 1.5 second win over Bobby Roach and Greg Roach. Pettit failed to appear for the main event and outside front row starter McDaniel led the first 9 laps before fifth starter Combs took command. McDaniel fell to the rear of the field when he lost the lead and Everson ran second to Combs for the final 11 laps. Combs won by ¾ of a second and Keeter nearly overtook Everson for second. B Jones ran fourth ahead of B Roach and Andrew Mewhirter. A jump start cost Dennis Clark seventh as Scott Morton finished 7th ahead of G Roach and D Clark. Combs had the best feature lap at 11.361 and McDaniel ran a 11.368.

SPORTSMAN A-FEATURE

1.  Troy Combs, 2. Ryan Everson, 3. Grant Keether, 4. Bobby Roach, 5. Andrew Mewhirter, 6. Scott Morton, 7. Dennis Clark, 8. Greg Roach, 9. Travis Stopplemore, 10. Britt McDaniel

11. Dannie Ferro, 12. Shane Roach, 13. Carl Burquist, 14. Karl Pavlik, 15. Jim Zigan, 16. Kevin Gaines, 17. Rick Arnett

There were 31 Intermediates and Friday night All Star Tour winner Larson turned quick time at 11.507. Another double division racer Tyler Reddick ranked second at 11.593 in his Sprint Karts Enterprises entry. Thomas Bruckenstein skipped Friday night, but timed in third quick on Saturday with an 11.605. Also making the dash were Colby Copeland, Dillon Silverman and Mason Moore. Moore earned the fifth starting spot for the 20 lap feature by winning the dash with a ¾ second margin over Silverman. Larson came from sixth to finish third. Kenny Allen won heat 1 from the pole with a one second margin over Jake Cartwright. Rookie Justyn Cox won heat 2 from the pole, 2.5 seconds ahead of R J Johnson and Max Adams. Quincy’s Cole Peard won heat 3 by just a half second over Tim Haylett and Tyler Taylor. There were four transfers from a 12 kart, 10 lap B Main and Ukiah’s Trevor Cristiani won by one second over Jeremy Andreason, Sean Martin and Matthew Davis. Just missing the transfer were Trevor Tennison and Stephanie Vannazzo. Allen, Cox, Peard and Cartwright started in the front two rows of the 22 kart A Main with the six dash karts behind them. Allen led the first 19 laps from the pole before Moore leaped around both him and Cartwright on the final lap. Cox ran second from 8 laps before getting passed by Cartwright. Cox pitted from 4th on lap 10. Moore started fifth, took over third on lap 10 and made his last lap move for the win. Moore was just 1/5 of a second ahead of Allen at the checkered flag and Cartwright finished just 0.35 behind the winner. Bruckenstein was 1 second behind the winner in fourth and Larson finished a half lap back in fifth. Peard ran sixth ahead of Garry Burdick, Alissa Geving, R J Johnson and Silverman as 14 karts finished on the lead lap. Very quick times again as Larson ran a 10.909, Moore a 11.269, Bruckenstein an 11.250 and Cartwright an 11.309. Allen had an 11.356.

INTERMEDIATE 125/250 A-FEATURE

1.  Mason Moore, 2.  Kenny Allen, 3.  Jake Cartwright, 4.  Thomas Bruckenstein, 5.  Kyle Larson, 6.  Cole Peard, 7.  Garry Burdick, 8.  Alissa Geving, 9.  RJ Johnson, 10. Dillon Silverman, 11. Colby Copeland, 12. Tyler Reddick, 13.  Tyler Taylor, 14. Tim Haylett, 15. Max Adams, 16. Jeremy Andreason, 17. Matthew Davis, 18. Sean Martin, 19. Jacob Miller, 20. Joe Stornetta, 21. Justyn Cox, 22. Trevor Cristiani

INTERMEDIATE 125/250 B-FEATURE

1. Trevor Cristiani, 2. Jeremy Andreason, 3. Sean Martin, 4. Matthew Davis, 5. Trevor Tennison,

6. Stepanie Vannazzo, 7. Whitney Duran, 8. Austin Roach, 9. Jeremy Phillips, 10. Brannen Franco, 11. Nick Larsen, 12. Marty Hawkins

Jake Morgan was the quickest of the dozen Pro Box Stocks at 12.788. McClain had a 12.879 and James Edens a 12.889. Also in the 12’s was Peter Sheperd at 12.917. Aaron Bundy and Tyrell Nelson also made the dash. McClain came from the back row to win the dash by one second over Morgan as he ran a 12.967 best lap. Brittany Wilcox won the lone heat race by 2.5 seconds over Cody Grant and Braedon Enos. Wilcox led the first 3 laps of the feature before McClain made his winning move. Carson City’s Jennifer Purcell raced into second on lap 5 and stayed there until Edens got around her on lap 19. J Purcell finshed third ahead of Bundy, Morgan, Sheperd, Tyler Donenfeld and Enos. Eleven of the 12 starters finished on the lead lap. Edens ran a 12.270 in the main event and McClain had a 12.367. McClain was 2.5 seconds ahead of the second place duel at the finish.

PRO STOCK A-FEATURE

1.  Casey McClain, 2. James Edens, 3.  Jennifer Purcell, 4.  Aaron Bundy, 5.  Jake Morgan, 6. Peter Sheperd, 7. Tyler Donefeld, 8. Braedon Enos, 9. Tyrell Nelson, 10. Cody Grant, 11. Garrett Carney, 12. Brittany Wilcox

Tyler Reddick was quickest of the 25 Box Stocks with a 12.843 lap. Tyler Seavey ran 12.957 and Austin Pace a 13.031. Logan Seavey, Jennifer Purcell and Mallorie McGahan also made the dash. L Seavey edged out brother T Seavey by just 0.15 seconds to win the dash as Reddick ran third. Pole starter Tellstrom got a photo finish win over Lakeport champion Cameron Bartlett in heat 1. Friday night All Star Tour winner Edens had the pole for heat 2 and he won by 5.5 seconds over Shane Hopkins and Cavin Hawkins. Tyler Barnes won the 15 lap B Main by 2 seconds over Nevada’s James Steele and Randy Schluter. Kyle Gillingwater also transferred with a fourth ahead of Ryan Burdick and Lexi Porter. Edens got the jump on fellow front row starter Tellstrom and led the first 3 laps of the main event. Tellstrom nosed ahead on lap 4, but Edens was back out front for laps 5-6. Tellstrom took the lead for good on lap 7. Edens ran second until fifth starter L Seavey raced around him on lap 15. L Seavey was only 0.25 seconds behind winner Tellstrom at the checkered flag. Edens was one second behind the winner in third and Bartlett ran fourth after getting passed by L Seavey on lap 14. T Seavey ran fifth and McClain had a big night as he ran sixth ahead of Shane Hopkins, Reddick, J Purcell and Lain Baker. Fourteen of the 18 starters were on the lead lap. Tellstrom had the quickest feature lap at 13.157. L Seavey ran 13.237 and McClain a 13.272.

When 16 Beginner Box Stocks appeared, the track elected to split them into a pair of feature events. Donell Nelson won heat 1 ahead of Skylar Tweedle and Brian McGahan Jr. A J Sauer outraced Tanner Donnelly, Dalton Wilcox and Tucker Donnelly in heat 2. Tweedle got the first feature win ahead of McGahan Jr and Nick Varricchio. Jarett Gillingwater was fourth ahead of Alysa Barnes. Sauer had a perfect night as he won the second feature in front of Michael Call, Tanner Donnelly, D Wilcox and Tucker Donnelly.

BOX STOCK A-FEATURE

1.  Kyle Tellstrom, 2.  Logan Seavey, 3.  James Edens, 4.  Cameron Bartlett, 5.  Tyler Seavey, 6. Casey McClain, 7. Shane Hopkins, 8. Tyler Reddick, 9. Jennifer Purcell,  10. Lain Baker,  11. James Steele, 12. Cavin Hawkins, 13. Malorie McGahan, 14.  Bryce Acquistapace, 15.  Randy Schluter, 16. Tyler Barnes, 17. Kyle Gillingwater, 18.  Austin Pace

BOX STOCK B-FEATURE

1.  Tyler Barnes, 2.  James Steele, 3 Randy Schluter, 4.  Kyle Gillingwater, 5.  Ryan Burdick, 6.  Lexi Porter, 7.  Wyatt Brown, 8.  Jeremy Phillips, 9.  William Fielding, 10. Reilly Gillingwater, 11.  Taylor Baker

ALL STAR TOUR RACE

CYCLELAND SPEEDWAY

CHICO, CA

JUNE 10, 2005

Story by Gary Jacob

Chico, CA -- Series point leader Pete Johnston made an aggressive outside groove pass to retake the lead from fast timer Tyler McCain on lap 14 and he raced to a $285 win in the 20 lap A Main as the previously rained out Outlaw Kart All Star Tour race was run on Friday night at Cycleland Speedway. For the 2005 season, Johnston has teamed up with Clarence Reddick to race a North Carolina built Sprint Karts Enterprises house kart sponsored by Corning Ford. He timed in 7th quick in a 47 kart field, won his heat race and then captured the dash to earn the pole position for the A Main. Johnston won the tour opener at Lakeport, then ran third at round two in Medford OR. Third starter T McCain beat Johnston to a lap 8 yellow flag, but Johnston made his incredible wall hugging pass to regain the lead on lap 14. Johnston won ahead of T McCain, who pocketed $150 while third place was worth $95 for Keith Bloom Jr. David Tarter ran fourth ahead of Mason Moore. T McCain won the tour championship in both 2003 and 2004, but is not chasing the traveling series in 2005. Sponsorship for the All Star Tour in 2005 is coming from Robinson Engineering, Care-Free Pools, A1A Performance Muffler, QRC Inc, Jimmy Sills School of Open Wheel Racing, NorCal Performance, JW Web Design, Care Free Custom Graphics and Garth Moore Insurance and Financial Services.

Both T McCain and Brian McCain were in their own karts for the first time since the Red Bluff indoor winter season and they turned the two quickest qualifying times. Since the qualifying order is determined by the tour point standings, they were two of the last karts to run and T McCain ran a 11.342 lap to top the 11.387 turned in by his older brother B McCain. That took quick time honors from early qualifier A J Kerns, who ran a 11.510. Tarter ranked fourth at 11.531 and double division racer Kyle Larson ran a 11.547. The top ten was rounded out by double division Moore, Johnston, Bloom, Colby Copeland and Brad Patchen. The teams were divided into four qualifying heats with the top four finishers advancing to the A Main. The heat winners would race a Dash for Cash to determine the starting order for the front two rows of the A Main lineup. T McCain won heat 1 with a best lap of 11.53 as Larson ran second ahead of Tyler Wolf. While battling for third, Copeland and Brett Miller got locked together, forcing them to battle from the C Main. While leading heat 2, B McCain got out of shape late in the race, fading to a sixth place finish and electing to load up. Moore got this win ahead of Cody Braund and Brent Hamilton after second place finisher James Sweeney was penalized back to 4th for a jump start. Johnston won heat 3 with a best lap of 11.80 as A J Kerns ran second ahead of Daniel Becker. Clicking off a best of 11.63, Tarter won heat 4 ahead of Bloom and Aaron Colburn. The draw for the starting order in the dash put Moore and Tarter in the front row ahead of Johnston and T McCain. Despite having an inside starting spot, Johnston was able to jump into the high line and pass everyone on the first lap. He won the Garth Moore Insurance sponsored dash ahead of Tarter, T McCain and Moore with a best lap of 11.50. Bubba Hill took the lead from Reyna Krueger on lap 13 and won the 15 lap B Main. Brian Southers made a late pass to take second and Krueger ran third ahead of Steven Gannon and B Miller. Gannon had led the first two laps before Krueger got inside him for the top spot. Taylor Simas took the lead from Sean Sheppard on lap 2 and won the 12 lap C Main. B Miller came through the pack to finish second ahead of Michael Helwig, Emalee Ramirez and Sheppard.

With their dash finish, Johnston, Tarter, T McCain and Moore held down the front two rows for the 20 lap A Main. With a thunder and lightning storm quickly approaching, the feature was run off quickly and started one kart short as female star Krueger broke on the pace laps. Johnston charged into the lead over T McCain, Tarter, Moore and Larson. Braund spun on lap 4 and the first caution fell as Wolf lost a wheel. The restart saw fifth place duelers Larson and Becker tangle. They had to restart in the rear and Colburn stalled for a lap 8 yellow flag. As the leaders raced to the caution, Johnston got out of shape coming off turn 4 and he fell back to second behind T McCain. Sweeney fell out. On the restart, Bloom took third from Tarter. Moore was now fifth ahead of Justin Grant and Austin Kerns. On lap 13, Johnston pulled alongside leader T McCain and he thrilled the crowd with his high line pass in turn 4 on lap 14 to take the lead from T McCain. Brent Hamilton had problems and it was all Johnston as he won the 20 lapper ahead of T McCain, Bloom, Tarter, Moore, Grant, Hill, Austin Kerns, John Michael Bunch, Southers and Larson. Johnston turned the quickest lap in the feature at 11.433 and T McCain had an 11.460. Bloom had the third quickest best at 11.621 and Larson ran a 11.780. Sixteen of the 21 starters finished on the lead lap.

OPEN DIVISION A-FEATURE

1.  Pete Johnston, 2.  Tyler McCain, 3.  Keith Bloom, 4. David Tarter, 5. Mason Moore, 6. Justin Grant, 7. Bubba Hill, 8.  Austin Kerns, 9. John-Michael Bunch, 10. Brian Southers, 11. Kyle Larson, 12. AJ Kerns, 13. Steven Gannon, 14. Troy Combs, 15. Daniel Becker, 16. Brett Miller,

17. Aaron Colburn, 18. Cody Braund, 19. Brent Hamilton, 20. James Sweeney, 21. Tyler Wolf,

22. Reyna Krueger

OPEN DIVISION B-FEATURE

1.  Bubba Hill, 2.  Brian Southers, 3. Reyna Krueger, 4. Steven Gannon, 5. Brett Miller, 6. Troy Combs, 7. Kyle Johnson, 8.  Emalee Ramirez, 9. Troy Foulger, 10. Mackena Bell, 11. Christopher Phillips, 12. Taylor Simas, 13. Nick DeCarlos,  14. Jeff Bell, 15. Brandyn Donenfeld, 16 Marcus Hickison, 17. Beau Perkins (sub M. Helwig), 18. Kevin Gaines, 19. Kelsie Kennedy,

20 Brian McCain

Twelve year old Kyle Larson from Elk Grove made it two straight Outlaw Kart All Star Tour feature wins and 97 career victories as he was a wire to wire winner in the 20 lap Intermediate division A Main Friday night at Cycleland Speedway. He turned quick time, won his heat race, ran second to Mason Moore in the dash and then paced all 20 laps of the A Main for the $200 win. In 2004, he was Tour champion in this division when it was limited to 125 cc machines. In 2005, it has been opened to both 250s and 125s. Larson tied his career mark with 26 feature wins in 2004, but he is well on his way to beating that mark as tonight was his 17th win in 41 starts in 2005. Moore was a $100 second and Mariposa’s Josh Keheley won $65 for third. Larson’s racing is sponsored by Parker Store, QRC, Corning Ford, Care Free Pools and RPM Indoor Racing. Larson ran second to Moore in the series opener in Lakeport, then won the Medford OR race on Memorial Day weekend. Eight year James Edens from Santa Rosa was the $155 winner in the 20 lap Box Stock main event to move into the tour point lead. The son of former dirt late model racer Jay Edens, James was fifth quick, ran second in his heat, but won the dash to sit on the pole for the 20 lapper. He chased Chase Majdic for 8 laps in the feature before taking the lead. Edens led the rest of the way to beat Ukiah’s Kyle Tellstrom, Cycleland point leader Tyler Seavey and double division Tyler Reddick in the 20 lapper. Tellstrom won $80 and T Seavey $55. Edens’ racing is sponsored by QRC, Black Hawk Body Shop, North Marin Painting and HM Racing. Edens beat Reddick in the series opener at Lakeport and Reddick beat Edens on Memorial Day weekend in Medford. The Cycleland race was scheduled to be the second tour race of 2005, but rained out and made up on this rare Friday night date for the track. Sponsorship for the All Star Tour in 2005 is coming from Robinson Engineering, Care-Free Pools, A1A Performance Muffler, QRC Inc, Jimmy Sills School of Open Wheel Racing, NorCal Performance, JW Web Design, Care Free Custom Graphics and Garth Moore Insurance and Financial Services

Larson was the quickest of 29 Intermediate entries as he ran a 11.819 lap. Kenny Allen ranked second at 11.884 and Moore ran an 11.898. Keheley broke into the 11’s with an 11.960 and a 12.026 earned Colby Copeland fifth. Wyatt Pruitt was sixth ahead of Dillon Silverman and Joe Stornetta. Three heat races advanced the top six finishers into the A Main. Larson won heat 1 from the pole with an 11.94 best lap. Silverman got into the fence warming up for the heat, but rebounded to finish fifth as Max Adams impressed with a second place finish ahead of Keheley and Alissa Geving. Allen also got an 11.94 best as he won heat 2 over Jason Mittry and Copeland. Pruitt won heat 3 in front of Moore and Chase Hill. The top two finishers from each heat advanced into the Dash for Cash to determine the starting order for the front three rows in the 20 lap A Main. Mittry and Moore drew the front row ahead of Larson, Adams, Allen and Pruitt. With a best lap of 12.00, Moore won the Garth Moore Insurance sponsored Dash for Cash ahead of Larson, Mittry, Adams, Pruitt and Allen. The top four advanced from the B Main and Cassie Millhouse got this win ahead of Oregon’s Marena-Starr Ferguson and Matthew Davis. R J Johnson made a late climb to the final transfer. Dylan Pemberton from Oregon raced to 2nd only to get tangled up with Jeremy Andreason and Tyler Taylor. Andreason rolled onto his side but finished the race. Dana Evans crossed in fifth, but was penalized back to 7th behind Andreason and Nick Larsen for a jump start. Moore and Larson had the front row for the 20 lap A Main and the event got off to a wild start as Jonny Lentz got forced into the front fence. He flipped spectacularly, but escaped unhurt. The race had started one kart short as Stornetta pulled off before the initial green flag. Larson took a quick lead over Moore, Pruitt, Keheley and Adams. Keheley grabbed third from Pruitt on lap 4 and a tangle between Mittry and Tim Haylett forced a yellow flag. Adams and Reddick both passed Pruitt for the 4-5 slots on lap 8, but Pruitt regained fifth on lap 9. Copeland stalled for the last yellow flag on lap 15. Pruitt was called for a jump start as he took fourth from Adams on this restart. Larson led all the way for the win ahead of Moore, Keheley, Adams and Garry Burdick. Pruitt crossed the line in sixth but both he and Mittry were penalized to the back of the order for multiple jump starts. Female racer Geving ran sixth ahead of Allen, Reddick, Millhouse and Silverman. Seventeen of the 21 starters finished on the lead lap. Adams had the quickest lap in the main event with a very fast 11.501 clocking. Burdick had an 11.659. Moore, Keheley and Millhouse all had quicker times than the 11.812 best for winner Larson.

Wheeling his Sprint Karts Enterprises house kart, Reddick was the quickest of the 22 Box Stocks at 13.292. Cyle Allison had an 11.366 and Nevada’s Kellcy Bell ran an 13.508. Majdic posted an 13.544 and Edens had a 13.557. Chase Johnson was sixth ahead of T Seavey and Wesley Dougherty. Majdic won heat 1 over Shane Hopkins and Reddick. Allison beat Edens and Austin Pace in heat 2. Pace was subbing for Logan Seavey. K Bell won heat 3 ahead of Tellstrom and Lain Baker. The top two from each heat made up the Dash for Cash and they drew for their starting order. Edens and Majdic drew the front row ahead of Hopkins, Allison, K Bell and Tellstrom. Edens won the pole for the feature by capturing the Garth Moore Insurance sponsored dash over Majdic, Allison and Hopkins. Everyone started in the 20 lap feature that was slowed just twice by yellow flags. Majdic raced in front of Edens on the opening lap and Allison settled into third over Tellstrom and Hopkins. A tangle between Baker and Pace forced a lap 2 caution. Tellstrom gained third on this restart and Edens made his winning pass in turn 4 on lap 9. Tellstrom worked lapped traffic to take second from Majdic on lap 11. Allison raced into third on lap 15. The final yellow fell on lap 19 as Chance Carrell, Jacob Bell, Lakeport champion Cameron Bartlett and Richie Carrel tangled in turn 4. Edens hung on through the one lap restart for the feature win. Tellstrom ran second ahead of T Seavey and Reddick as Allison got out of shape and fell back to a fifth place finish. Hopkins ran sixth ahead of Baker, K Bell, Dougherty and Jake Morgan. Fourteen karts fnished on the lead lap. Again, the race winner did not have the quickest laps as T Seavey ran 13.405, Reddick a 13.435 and Bartlett a 13.467. Edens’ best was 13.669 and Tellstrom ran a 13.582. Allison had a 13.517.

Next up for the Outlaw Kart All Star Tour is a three day special at Red Bluff on July 1-3. It is guaranteeing a $3000 purse and hopes to attract out of state interest.

125/250 DIVISION A-FEATURE

1.  Kyle Larson,  2.  Mason Moore, 3.  Josh Keheley, 4.  Max Adams, 5. Garry Burdick, 6. Alissa Geving, 7. Kenny Allen, 8. Tyler Reddick, 9. Cassie Millhouse, 10. Shane Graham (sub Silverman), 11. RJ Johnson, 12. Chase Hill, 13. Trevor Cristiani, 14. Tim Haylett, 15. Jacob Miller, 16. Marena-Starr Ferguson, 17. Matthew Davis, 18. Colby Copeland, 19. Jonny Lentz,

20. Wyatt Pruitt, 21. Jason Mittry, 22. Joe Stornetta

125/250 DIVISION B-FEATURE

1.  Cassie Millhouse, 2.  Marena-Starr Ferguson, 3.  Matthew Davis, 4. RJ Johnson, 5. Jeremy Andreason, 6. Nick Larsen, 7. Dana Evans, 8. Dylan Pemberton, 9. Ethan Rohner, 10 Tyler Taylor, 11 Brannen Franco

BOX STOCK DIVISION A-FEATURE

1.  James Edens, 2.  Kyle Tellstrom, 3. Tyler Seavey, 4. Tyler Reddick, 5. Cyle Allison, 6. Shane Hopkins, 7. Lain Baker, 8. Kellcy Bell,  9. Wesley Dougherty, 10. Jake Morgan, 11. Chase Johnson, 12. Chase Majdic, 13. Reilly Gillingwater, 14. Cameron Bartlett, 15. Logan Seavey (sub Pace), 16. Bryce Acquistapace, 17. Chance Connell, 18. London Amlin, 19. Wyatt Brown, 20. Richie Carrel, 21. William Fielding, 22. Jacob Bell

6/4/05

Cycleland Speedway

Chico, CA

Story by Gary Jacob

Regaining the top spot when incoming point leader Pete Johnston got caught up in a lap 13 tangle, pole starter B Miller won the 20 lap Open Outlaw Kart A Main Saturday night at Cycleland Speedway for his second win in the premier division. Tyler Wolf ran second ahead of Tyler McCain. After taking the lead from fellow Placerville resident Kyle Johnson on lap 8, James Sweeney drove to victory in the 20 lap feature for the Open Intermediates. Keith Bloom Jr ran second and Kyle Larson battled from 10th to finish third. After early leaders Troy Combs and Ryan Everson both broke, Grant Keeter gained the sportsman point lead by winning their 20 lap feature by three seconds ahead of Brad Jones and Kevin Gaines. Thomas Bruckenstein won the 20 lap Intermediate A Main from the pole, but had to win a hard fought duel with point leader Larson. Larson did nose ahead to lead a single lap, but Bruckenstein was a half second ahead at the checkered flag. Jonny Lentz came from 11th to finish third. The 20 lap Pro Box Stock main event was all point leader Casey McClain as he led wire to wire and finished two seconds ahead of Jake Morgan with James Edens in third. After taking the lead from younger brother Logan Seavey on lap 14, Box Stock point leader Tyler Seavey won their 20 lap feature. Tyler Reddick ran second and Cameron Bartlett had to come from the back of the field to nip L Seavey for third. Donell Nelson beat Riley Matson in both the heat and feature for the Beginner Box Stocks.

Subbing for John Michael Bunch, T McCain set quick time for the 26 Open Outlaws at 11.392 . That easily paced the 11.552 of A J Kerns and an 11.579 by Austin Kerns. Wolf ran a 11.583 and the dash field was rounded out by female star Reyna Krueger and Anthony Orgain. Austin Kerns lost his chain in the dash won by Wolf ahead of T McCain and A J Kerns. Seventh quick B Miller gained the pole for the feature by capturing heat 1 ahead of Johnston and R C Smith. Johnston’s kart won’t run in time trials, relegating him to 25th quick and that forced him to come from the back in heat 1. David Tarter won heat 2 over Michael Helwig and Austin VanKeuren. Daniel Becker won the small B Main over Chad Widener and Scott Burgess. B Miller, Tarter, Johnston and M Helwig started in front of the six dash karts in the 23 kart A main. Both Becker and Jerry Johnson were out before a lap was scored. B Miller led the first six rounds of the A Main before Johnston took over. Johnston was fighting engine problems and he got caught up in a lap 13 incident to hand the top spot back to B Miller. B Miller got his second win of 2005 as he paced the final 8 laps. He finished one second in front of Wolf. Wolf had taken third from Tarter on lap 7 and he moved into second with the Johnston departure. T McCain took third from Tarter on lap 15 and finished there ahead of Krueger, Josh Zander, Tarter, A J Kerns, Justin Grant and Aaron Colburn. Johnston turned the quickest lap in the feature at 11.338, but B Miller was just a tick behind at 11.346. Krueger had the third best lap at 11.448. Johnston opened the night with just a four point lead on Grant, whose kart also would not run in time trials.

Mason Moore was quickest of the 28 Open Intermediates with a 11.810 clocking. Bloom ran 11.887 and Dillon Silverman was third at 12.039. Kyle Larson, Camron Mendes and Brian Southers also made the dash. Larson lost his chain before the start in the dash and Southers won the dash over Mendes and Bloom. Kyle Johnson won the pole for the feature with his victory in the first heat over female racer Alissa Geving and Justin Grant, who was subbing for Colby Copeland. Sweeney made it an all Placerville front row in the feature as he won heat 2 in front of Mariposa’s Josh Keheley and Michael Forslund. Leana Kenyon won the B Main ahead of Nick Larsen and Al Varricchio. K Johnson led the first 7 laps of the 20 lap feature before Sweeney took over. Sweeney led the rest of the way. Bloom followed Sweeney around K Johnson on lap 8 and was in second the rest of the way. Sweeney was only a half second in front of Bloom at the checkered flag and another half second ahead of the photo finish between Larson and Southers for third. Larson had to come from 10th starting, but he took third from K Johnson on lap 11 and finished there. Southers was fourth ahead of Moore, K Johnson, Silverman, J Grant, Kenyon and Brandyn Donenfeld. Sweeney easily had the quickest lap in the feature at 11.465. Larson started the night 21 points in front of Bloom and 31 ahead of Moore.

Bubba Hill was quickest of the 22 sportsman with a 12.263 lap. Scott Morton ran 12.447 and Brad Jones a 12.509. Also making the dash were Bobby Roach, Britt McDaniel and Donald Gramps. Gramps won the dash from the pole ahad of B Jones and B Roach. Troy Combs from Eureka earned the pole for the feature action by capturing heat 1 over Kevin Gaines and Grant Keeter. Ryan Everson joined him on the front row by winning heat 2 in front of Travis Stopplemon and Ian Jones. The first ten laps of the 20 lap feature was an entertaining duel between Combs and Everson. Combs led three laps, Everson one and then Combs was back out front until he broke a chain on lap 9. Everson broke on lap 11 and it was 11th starting Keeter out front for the rest of the race. B Jones took second from Stopplemon on lap 14 and finished there. Keeter had a wide three second lead at the checkered flag. Stopplemon faded back to a fifth behind Gaines and Morton. Dennis Clark was sixth ahead of Karl Pavlik Jr and Rick Arnett. Keeter was the only kart to break into the 11’s in the feature as he ran a 11.893. Everson had an 12.162 and Combs a 12.281. Gaines and Keeter were tied for the point lead going into the night, 15 in front of Combs and 16 ahead of Everson.

The Intermediate division combines 250s and 125s in 2005 and time trial expert Larson paced a 28 kart field with a 12.043 lap. Moore was just a tick back at 12.124 and Silverman ran a 12.132. Max Adams, Cole Peard and Kenny Allen also made the dash. Quincy’s Peard won the dash from the front row ahead of Allen and Moore. Seventh quick Bruckenstein won heat 1 from the pole to earn the pole for the A Main. Tyler Reddick was second in heat 1 over Jonny Lentz. Garry Burdick earned the other front row assignment by capturing heat 2 over Sean Martin and Chase Hill. Trevor Tennison won the B Main in front of Josh Keheley and Tyler Taylor. Keheley was subbing for Colby Copeland in this class. Bruckenstein led from the pole in the 20 lap feature. Larson came from 8th to take second on lap 4. Larson nosed ahead of Bruckenstein on lap 10, but Bruckenstein was out front for the final 10 rounds and won by a half second over Larson. Lentz came from 11th and made a late charge. He gained fifth on lap 11 and passed both Reddick and Allen to take over third on lap 17. Reddick finished fourth ahead of Allen, G Burdick, Peard, Silverman and Moore. Lentz clicked off the quickest feature lap at 11.720, Larson had a 11.807 and winner Bruckenstein an 11.895. Larson is also the point leader in this class as he started the night 34 points ahead of Moore and 72 in front of Bruckenstein.

Double division racer Edens led 11 Pro Box Stocks with a 13.273 qualifying run. Casey McClain ran 13.309 and Jake Morgan a 13.539. Cody Grant, Tyrell Nelson and Brittany Wilcox also made the dash. McClain beat Edens and Morgan in the dash. Aaron Bundy won the lone heat race over Peter Shepherd and Tyler Donenfeld. Edens and McClain had opened the night tied for the division point lead, 40 ahead of Wilcox. McClain had the lead on the opening lap of their 20 lap feature and was never headed. Morgan jumped from 4th to 2nd on lap 2 and Edens slowly worked his way to 4th on lap 8. Edens took third from T Nelson on lap 16 and chased McClain and Morgan to the checkered flag. McClain was two seconds in front of Morgan and 4.5 seconds ahead of Edens. Seven karts finished on the lead lap with Wilcox fourth ahead of T Nelson, C Grant and Shepherd. McClain’s best feature lap was a 12.728 and Wilcox broke into the 12’s at 12.963.

Reddick was quickest of 22 Box Stocks at 13.311 and McClain ranked second with his 13.323. Point leader T Seavey was third at 13.348 and Shane Hopkins, Lain Baker and Edens rounded out the dash field. Edens captured the dash from the pole ahead of T Seavey and McClain. T Seavey held an 8 point lead on McClain starting the night and Reddick was only 12 points out of first. Fourth ranked Edens was 22 points back of the leader. Seventh quick Cameron Bartlett was penalized for having transponder problems in time trials and came from the rear to win heat 1 over Austin Pace and David Lee. Logan Seavey won heat 2 over Katina Baker and Mallorie McGahan. Reilly Gillingwater won a small B Main in front of Randy Schluter and Tyler Barnes. Bartlett’s penalty also forced him to come from the rear in the 20 lap feature. L Seavey led the first 13 laps from the front row before his older brother T Seavey took over. Bartlett came from the back to third in 8 laps, but lost third to Reddick on lap 11. Reddick grabbed second from L Seavey on lap 14 and finished there, just a half second behind winner T Seavey. Bartlett got around L Seavey on lap 18 to finish third. L Seavey salvaged fourth and Gillingwater also put on a passing clinic as he battled to fifth ahead of Edens, David Lee, Bryce Acquistapace and Devin Lee. L Seavey had the quickest lap in the feature at 13.020 and T Seavey had a 13.109. Reddick ran 13.122 and Edens clicked off a 13.095. McClain went out on lap 15 after racing as high as third. D Nelson won both the heat race and feature for the 10 Beginner Box Stocks. Lakeport Speedway star Matson ran second in both races and Nick Varricchio was third in the feature ahead of Alysa Barnes and Michael Ing. Brian McGahan Jr was third in the heat race, but ran sixth in the feature.

OPEN A-FEATURE:  1. Brett Miller, 2. Tyler Wolf, 3. Tyler McCain, 4. Reyna Krueger, 5. Josh Zander, 6. David Tarter, 7. AJ Kerns, 8. Justin Grant, 9. Aaron Colburn, 10. Chad Widener, 11. RC Smith, 12. Michael Helwig, 13. Emalee Ramirez, 14. Austin Van Keuren, 15. Kayla Thain, 16. Austin Kerns, 17. Scott Burgess, 18. Anthony Orgain, 19. Pete Johnston, 20. Glenn Parman, 21. Nic Helwig, 22. Daniel Becker
 

OPEN B-FEATURE:  1. Daniel Becker, 2. Chad Widener, 3. Scott Burgess, 4. Jerry Johnson, 5. Justin Grant, 6. Alex Cartwright, 7. Brandon Mansfield, 8. Cody Smith
 

500 OPEN INTERMEDIATE A-FEATURE:  1. James Sweeney, 2. Keith Bloom Jr., 3.  Kyle Larson, 4. Brian Southers, 5. Mason Moore, 6. Kyle Johnson, 7. Dillon Silverman, 8. 24C Justin Grant, 9. Leana Kenyon, 10. Brandyn Donenfeld, 11. Chad Pace, 12. Will Clark, 13. Michael Forslund, 14. Camron Mendes, 15. Josh Keheley, 16. Matthew Davis, 17. Al Varricchio, 18. Anthony Roach, 19. Blake Hausser, 20. Alissa Geving, 21. Amanda Reinolds, 22. Nick Larsen

500 OPEN INTERMEDIATE B-FEATURE:  1. Leana Kenyon, 2. Nick Larsen, 3. Al Varricchio, 4. Blake Hausser, 5. Holly Smith, 6.  Joey Rossi, 7.Damon Hickison, 8. Nick Meyer, 9. Mike Schroeder, 10. Glenn Parman

INTERMEDIATE 125/250 A-FEATURE:  1. Thomas Bruckenstein, 2. Kyle Larson, 3. Jonny Lentz, 4. Tyler Reddick, 5. Kenny Allen, 6. Garry Burdick, 7. Cole Peard, 8. Dillon Silverman, 9. Mason Moore, 10. Sean Martin, 11. Tyler Taylor, 12. Alissa Geving, 13. Jacob Miller, 14. Josh Keheley, 15. Nick Larsen, 16. Jeremy Andreasen, 17. Jeremy Phillips, 18. Zachary Pina, 19. Jordan Miller, 20. Chase Hill, 21. Max Adams, 22. Trevor Tennison

INTERMEDIATE 125/250 B-FEATURE:  1.  Trevor Tennison, 2. Josh Keheley, 3. Tyler Taylor, 4. Jeremy Andreasen, 5. Danny Andreasen, 6. Whitney Duran, 7. Matthew Davis, 8. Austin Roach, 9. Marty Hawkins, 10. Brannen Franco

SPORTSMANS OPEN A-FEATURE:  1.  Grant Keeter, 2. Brad Jones, 3. Kevin Gaines, 4. Scott Morton, 5. Travis Stopplemore, 6. Dennis Clark, 7. Karl Pavlik, 8. Rick Arnett, 9. Britt McDaniel, 10. Rob Jones, 11. Daren Rodgers, 12. Mike Shirley, 13. Ian Jones, 14. Dennis Azevedo, 15. Ritcheson, 16. Greg Roach, 17. Shane Roach, 18. Ryan Everson, 19. Troy Combs, 20. Donald Gramps, 21. Bobby Roach, 22. Bubba Hill

BOX STOCK A-FEATURE:  1. Tyler Seavey, 2. Tyler Reddick, 3. Cameron Bartlett, 4. Logan Seavey, 5. Reilly Gillingwater, 6. James Edens, 7. David Lee, 8. Bryce Acquistapace, 9. Devin Lee, 10. Katina Baker, 11. Randy Schluter, 12. Austin Pace, 13. Mallorie McGahan, 14 Casey McClain, 15. Tyler Barnes, 16.Jeremy Phillips, 17, Shane Hopkins, 18. Lain Baker

BOX STOCK B-FEATURE:  1. Reilly Gillingwater, 2. Randy Schulter, 3 Tyler Barnes, 4. Devin Lee, 5. Wyatt Brown, 6. Ryan Burdick, 7. Cavin Hawkins, 8. Taylor Baker

PRO STOCK A-FEATURE:  1. Casey McClain, 2. Jake Morgan, 3. James Edens, 4. Brittany Wilcox, 5. Tyrell Nelson, 6. Cody Grant, 7. Peter Sheperd, 8. Tyler Donenfeld, 9. Garrett Carney, 10. Braedon Enos, 11. Aaron Bundy, 12. Brayden Evans

SOUTHERN OREGON SPEEDWAY

MEDFORD, OREGON

ALL STAR TOUR

RESULTS MAY 27, 2005

Alan and Cody Ambers, Simmons Win English Creek Outlaw Kart Mains

English Creek Speedway, Knoxville, Iowa Results from 5-21-05

125cc A-Main 01 --  1. Cody Ambers, Knoxville; 2. Shay Woods, Humeston; 3. Matt Juhl, Estherville; 4. Casie Shilling, Knoxville; 5. Tyler Gregg, Algona; 6. Sadie Woods, Humeston.

Heat 01 --  1. Cody Ambers, Knoxville; 2. Shay Woods, Humeston; 3. Casie Shilling, Knoxville; 4. Tyler Gregg, Algona; 5. Sadie Woods, Humeston; 6. Matt Juhl, Estherville; 7. Brian Oneil;.

Time Trial --  1. Matt Juhl, Estherville; 2. Cody Ambers, Knoxville; 3. Tyler Gregg, Algona; 4. Shay Woods, Humeston; 5. Casie Shilling, Knoxville; 6. Sadie Woods, Humeston; 7. Brian Oneil;.

Trophy Dash 01 --  1. Matt Juhl, Estherville; 2. Cody Ambers, Knoxville; 3. Shay Woods, Humeston; 4. Tyler Gregg, Algona; 5. Casie Shilling, Knoxville; 6. Sadie Woods, Humeston.

Box Stock A-Main 01 --  1. Devin Simmons, Knoxville; 2. Austin Paul, Keota; 3. James Ambers, Knoxville; 4. Jacob Acord, Knoxville; 5. Laney Feight, Indianola; 6. Alex Gregg, Algona; 7. Nate Mills, Altoona; 8. Cari Shilling, Knoxville; 9. Caitlyn Shilling, Knoxville; 10. Richard Blom, Des Moines; 11. Taylor Mitchell;.

Heat 01 --  1. Jacob Acord, Knoxville; 2. Nate Mills, Altoona; 3. Laney Feight, Indianola; 4. Alex Gregg, Algona; 5. Caitlyn Shilling, Knoxville; 6. Richard Blom, Des Moines.

Heat 02 --  1. James Ambers, Knoxville; 2. Austin Paul, Keota; 3. Devin Simmons, Knoxville; 4. Cari Shilling, Knoxville; 5. Taylor Mitchell;.

Time Trial --  1. Laney Feight, Indianola; 2. Austin Paul, Keota; 3. Jacob Acord, Knoxville; 4. Devin Simmons, Knoxville; 5. Nate Mills, Altoona; 6. James Ambers, Knoxville; 7. Alex Gregg, Algona; 8. Cari Shilling, Knoxville; 9. Richard Blom, Des Moines; 10. Taylor Mitchell;; 11. Caitlyn Shilling, Knoxville.

Open Class  A-Main 01 --  1. Alan Ambers, Knoxville; 2. Jamie Ball, Knoxville; 3. Dan Beerends, Sully; 4. Cliff Jones, Pleasent Hill; 5. Nick Demoss, Knoxville; 6. Jack Zweber, Shorevier, Minn.; 7. Shane Wilson, Des Moines; 8. Dan Henning, Columbia; 9. Tony Shilling, Knoxville.

Heat 01 --  1. Alan Ambers, Knoxville; 2. Jack Zweber, Shorevier, Minn.; 3. Cliff Jones, Pleasent Hill; 4. Shane Wilson, Des Moines; 5. Dan Henning, Columbia.

Heat 02 --  1. Nick Demoss, Knoxville; 2. Tony Shilling, Knoxville; 3. Jamie Ball, Knoxville; 4. Dan Beerends, Sully.

Time Trial --  1. Cliff Jones, Pleasent Hill; 2. Tony Shilling, Knoxville; 3. Jack Zweber, Shorevier, Minn.; 4. Nick Demoss, Knoxville; 5. Alan Ambers, Knoxville; 6. Jamie Ball, Knoxville; 7. Dan Henning, Columbia; 8. Dan Beerends, Sully; 9. Shane Wilson, Des Moines.

Trophy Dash 01 --  1. Alan Ambers, Knoxville; 2. Jack Zweber, Shorevier, Minn.; 3. Nick Demoss, Knoxville; 4. Cliff Jones, Pleasent Hill; 5. Tony Shilling, Knoxville; 6. Jamie Ball, Knoxville.

5/21/05

Cycleland Speedway

Chico, CA

5/7/05

English Creek Speedway

Knoxville, IA

Box Stock

A-Main 01 --  1. Nate Mills, Altoona; 2. Austin Paul, Keota; 3. Jacob Acord, Knoxville; 4. Devin Simmons, Knoxville; 5. Laney Feight, Indianola; 6. Cari Shilling, Knoxville; 7. Caitlyn Shilling, Knoxville; 8. James Ambers, Knoxville; 9. Richard Blom, Des Moines.

Heat 01 --  1. Devin Simmons, Knoxville; 2. James Ambers, Knoxville; 3. Nate Mills, Altoona; 4. Cari Shilling, Knoxville; 5. Caitlyn Shilling, Knoxville.

Heat 02 --  1. Austin Paul, Keota; 2. Jacob Acord, Knoxville; 3. Laney Feight, Indianola; 4. Richard Blom, Des Moines.

Time Trial --  1. Nate Mills, Altoona; 2. Austin Paul, Keota; 3. Devin Simmons, Knoxville; 4. Jacob Acord, Knoxville; 5. James Ambers, Knoxville; 6. Laney Feight, Indianola; 7. Cari Shilling, Knoxville; 8. Richard Blom, Des Moines; 9. Caitlyn Shilling, Knoxville.

Trophy Dash 01 --  1. Austin Paul, Keota; 2. Nate Mills, Altoona; 3. Laney Feight, Indianola; 4. Devin Simmons, Knoxville; 5. Jacob Acord, Knoxville; 6. James Ambers, Knoxville.

125cc

A-Main 01 --  1. Cody Ambers, Knoxville; 2. Casie Shilling, Knoxville; 3. Matt Juhl, Estherville; 4. Shay Woods, Humeston; 5. Sadie Woods, Humeston.

Heat 01 --  1. Cody Ambers, Knoxville; 2. Shay Woods, Humeston; 3. Matt Juhl, Estherville; 4. Sadie Woods, Humeston; 5. Casie Shilling, Knoxville.

Time Trial --  1. Matt Juhl, Estherville; 2. Cody Ambers, Knoxville; 3. Shay Woods, Humeston; 4. Casie Shilling, Knoxville; 5. Sadie Woods, Humeston.

Trophy Dash 01 --  1. Cody Ambers, Knoxville; 2. Shay Woods, Humeston; 3. Sadie Woods, Humeston; 4. Casie Shilling, Knoxville; 5. Matt Juhl, Estherville.

Open Class

A-Main 01 --  1. Cliff Jones, Pleasent Hill; 2. Nick Demoss, Knoxville; 3. Dan Beerends, Sully; 4. Alan Ambers, Knoxville; 5. Tony Shilling, Knoxville; 6. Shane Wilson, Des Moines; 7. Jamie Ball;; 8. Dan Henning, Columbia; 9. Wayne Simmons, Knoxville.

Heat 01 --  1. Tony Shilling, Knoxville; 2. Nick Demoss, Knoxville; 3. Dan Beerends, Sully; 4. Jamie Ball;; 5. Cliff Jones, Pleasent Hill.

Heat 02 --  1. Alan Ambers, Knoxville; 2. Wayne Simmons, Knoxville; 3. Shane Wilson, Des Moines; 4. Dan Henning, Columbia.

Time Trial --  1. Cliff Jones, Pleasent Hill; 2. Alan Ambers, Knoxville; 3. Tony Shilling, Knoxville; 4. Wayne Simmons, Knoxville; 5. Nick Demoss, Knoxville; 6. Dan Henning, Columbia; 7. Dan Beerends, Sully; 8. Shane Wilson, Des Moines; 9. Jamie Ball;.

Trophy Dash 01 --  1. Nick Demoss, Knoxville; 2. Tony Shilling, Knoxville; 3. Wayne Simmons, Knoxville; 4. Alan Ambers, Knoxville; 5. Cliff Jones, Pleasent Hill; 6. Dan Henning, Columbia.

4/30/05

English Creek Speedway

Knoxville, IA

125cc

A-Main 01 --  1. Cody Ambers, Knoxville; 2. Casi Shillings;; 3. Sadie Woods, Humeston; 4. Tyler Gregg, Algona; 5. Shay Woods, Humeston.

Heat 01 --  1. Cody Ambers, Knoxville; 2. Tyler Gregg, Algona; 3. Shay Woods, Humeston; 4. Casi Shillings;; 5. Sadie Woods, Humeston.

Box Stock

A-Main 01 --  1. Devin Huff, Nixa, Mo.; 2. James Ambers, Knoxville; 3. Jacob Acord, Knoxville; 4. Austin Paul, Keota; 5. Laney Feight, Indianola; 6. Alex Gregg, Algona; 7. Richard Blom, Des Moines; 8. Dakota Hendrickson;; 9. Caitlyn Shilling;; 10. Cari Shillings;.

Heat 01 --  1. Devin Huff, Nixa, Mo.; 2. James Ambers, Knoxville; 3. Austin Paul, Keota; 4. Alex Gregg, Algona; 5. Dakota Hendrickson;.

Heat 02 --  1. Laney Feight, Indianola; 2. Jacob Acord, Knoxville; 3. Cari Shillings;; 4. Caitlyn Shilling;; 5. Richard Blom, Des Moines.

Open Class

A-Main 01 --  1. Gary French, Nixa, Mo.; 2. Eric White, Springfield, Mo.; 3. Jack Zweber, Shorevier, Minn.; 4. Fred Hubbell, Ozark, Mo.; 5. Dan Hennings;; 6. Wayne Simmons, Knoxville; 7. Jeff Taylor, Nixa, Mo.; 8. Cliff Jones, Pleasent Hill; 9. Alan Ambers, Knoxville; 10. Tony Shillings;; 11. Shane Wilson, Des Moines; 12. Nick Demoss, Knoxville; 13. Dan Beerends, Sully; 14. Jay Kelling, Pella; 15. Curt Massdam, Sully.

Heat 01 --  1. Tony Shillings;; 2. Kelby Taylor, Nixa, Mo.; 3. Cliff Jones, Pleasent Hill; 4. Jeff Taylor, Nixa, Mo.; 5. Fred Hubbell, Ozark, Mo.; 6. Curt Massdam, Sully; 7. Dan Hennings;; 8. Jay Kelling, Pella.

Heat 02 --  1. Wayne Simmons, Knoxville; 2. Eric White, Springfield, Mo.; 3. Alan Ambers, Knoxville; 4. Gary French, Nixa, Mo.; 5. Nick Demoss, Knoxville; 6. Jack Zweber, Shorevier, Minn.; 7. Dan Beerends, Sully; 8. Shane Wilson, Des Moines.

Beattie, Larson and Reddick Win Features at DuQuoin

1-22-05  DuQuoin, IL. North Carolina's Kyle Beattie edged Iowa's Nick DeMoss in a photo finish to win the Outlaw Dirt Kart 500cc feature at the Southern Illinois Center in DuQuoin Saturday night. DeMoss, who has won twice this winter at Sedalia, MO., started on the pole and led the first nineteen and three quarter laps of the twenty lap affair on a racetrack where passing was at a premium. DeMoss had built up a sizable lead before entering lapped traffic. Beattie began to pressure DeMoss the last four circuits and went to the outside of DeMoss exiting the final turn, winning the drag race to the finish on the 1/7th mile oval by mere inches. Beattie and DeMoss were followed by Missouri drivers Gary French, Carl Brown, Eric White, Jeff Taylor, Vance Jenkins and Kyle Bellm. Iowans Alan Ambers and Tony Schilling rounded out the top ten. Beattie was driving for California's Clarence Reddick, who also fielded cars in the 125/250cc and "junior" divisions for Reddick's son Tyler.

The "California Wild Child", twelve year old Kyle Larson, won his eighty-fourth career feature by capturing the  20 lap 125/250cc feature in easy fashion over fellow Californians Tyler Reddick and Max Adams. The wire-to-wire win eased Larson's frustration from falling out of the 500cc feature prior to the start of the race with a flat tire.

Nine-year-old Tyler Reddick picked up the "junior" or "box stock" feature by outdistancing Devon Huff, Max Adams, Laney Feight and James Ambers.

A total of forty-four Outlaw Dirt Karts competed in the three divisions, including twenty four in the 500cc division, nine in the 125/250cc division and eleven in the Junior division. States represented were Iowa, Missouri, California, North Carolina and Arkansas.

WIRE TO WIRE FOR SEAN BECKER ON PERPETUAL TROPHY NIGHT
Outlaw Karts by Gary Jacob....Red Bluff, CA.....Jan 8......Racing for the first time since he won the first December race, fast rising winged sprint car star Sean Becker from Oroville outraced pavement late model star Ryan Foster on the initial start and paced all 30 laps to win the Open Outlaw Kart A Main on the annual Red Bluff Perpetual Trophy Night as the 2005 portion of the track's 25th anniversary season started. With the win, S Becker takes one year's possession of the 8 foot tall trophy. His other activities have forced S Becker to be only a part-time racer in Red Bluff this winter and tonight he was collecting points for 8th ranked Justin Grant, who was working at the Oklahoma Chili Bowl for sponsor Johnny Rodriguez. S Becker is just one of the many teams that use engines built by his grandfather George Becker. Defending track champion Brian McCain passed Foster on lap 2 for second and stayed there as the quick paced race ran the final 25 laps without a caution. With point leader Tyler McCain sidelined in a lap 3 incident, B McCain was able to cut his younger brother's point lead down to 16 points with four events remaining on the 2004-2005 Winter Indoor schedule. Foster did salvage third ahead of fifth ranked Beau Perkins and Justin Reinolds, who was rebounding from the injuries that he suffered at the December 18th race. Foster remained in track title contention as he trails T McCain by 33 points with one January and three February races remaining. Keeping alive her track title hopes, Carson City NV female star Mackena Bell drove to wins in both the trophy dash and the 25 lap A Main for the Open Intermediates. The twin wins helped her cut Chadd Noland's point lead down to just 13 tallies. M Bell's younger sister Kellcy Bell had won the Perpetual Trophy event in the Beginner Box Stock class in 2004. M Bell's sponsors include K Bell Tile and Marble and Jet Force Racing. M Bell was also a wire to wire winner and Brent Hamilton moved into third in points with his lap 6 pass of Noland to finish second. Oregon's Noland ran third ahead of Placerville racer James Sweeney. Hamilton is only 24 points out of the point lead while QRC All Star Tour Box Stock champion Keith Bloom Jr lost ground when he failed to transfer from the B Main. Bell had gained her front row starting slot when Derek O'Bannon broke leading on the last lap of heat 2 because she was in fourth and that would have sent her through the B Main. In an unusual move, the Open Outlaw A Main was moved up two events to give the racers the best possible racing surface. Both the 125 and Open Intermediate A Mains were run after the Open Outlaw feature.

The track had been dark for two weeks for the holidays and the racers returned to the find the fastest racing surface of the season. Pete Johnston lowered the track record by more than 2/10's of a second as he ripped off a 8.611 despite smoking heavily in first qualifying session. Because Red Bluff uses transponder scoring, the hot lap sessions become the qualiying runs. B McCain ran a 8.720 lap with T McCain just a tick back at 8.726. Beau Perkins ranked fourth at 8.783 and Tyler Wolf was also under the old mark at 8.831. Also breaking into the 8's were Shawn Amos, Justin Reinolds, S Becker, Brett Miller, Foster and Oregon's Mike Wheeler. T McCain won the dash ahead of Wolf, B McCain and S Amos. The 43 Open Outlaws were divided into the usual five heat races with just the top two finishers advancing to the A Main from each heat. Each heat had a four kart inversion and Johnston came from 4th to win heat 1 over Wheeler and Brandon Aldred. B McCain did the same to capture heat 2 over Reinolds and Glenn Parman. John Michael Bunch continued his recent Red Bluff success with a win in heat 3 over S Becker and T McCain. David Tarter won heat 4 over previous race winner Daniel Becker and Perkins. Ryan Foster won heat 5 ahead of Jason Schuppert and Josh Chartier. Chartier was leading at the white flag, but lost power at that final round. The final four A Main slots are determined in the B Main and T McCain turned a pole start into a wire to wire win in that 20 lapper. B Miller took second from Perkins on lap 10 and finished there. Perkins salvaged third ahead of Wolf while David Wilson, Steven Gannon and Richard Weststeyn all just missed the move forward. Gannon had broken while second in his heat and that forced him to play the alphabet ladder. Gannon did win the D Main ahead of friend Cody Braund, Kayla Amos and David Ing. Gannon then ran second in the C Main behind winner Taylor Simas. Troy Combs and S Amos advanced to the B Main with their 3-4 finish ahead of Jimmy Pettit and Reyna Krueger. Grant Keeter flipped onto his side in the C Main and Pettit took a wild ride after clipping the back wall in time trials.

The 14 kart A Main had a five kart inversion that placed Foster and S Becker on the front row. The 30 lapper had to be restarted after a Johnston spin. He was forced to restart in the back and S Becker took a quick lead over Foster, B McCain and Reinolds. B McCain gained second on lap 2 and fourth place D Becker spun to trigger an 8 kart tangle in turn 1 on lap 3. Johnston got into the fence as he tried to drive through the incident and T McCain's crew was unable to get his kart repaired in time to make the restart. Wheeler spun for a lap 4 yellow and D Becker crashed for the final caution on lap 5. At that point, S Becker led B McCain, Foster, Perkins and Reinolds. Those five stayed in order as the final 25 rounds ran without a caution flag helping the entire day's racing to an 8:40 PM conclusion. Wheeler had worked his way back to sixth at the midway mark. B McCain was pressuring S Becker at that point, but S Becker was quicker through the lapped traffic and stretched out his margin to 1/3 lap. S Becker won ahead of B McCain, Foster, Perkins, Reinolds, Wheeler, Wolf, Miller, Tarter and Schuppert.

Subbing for Mason Moore, young Brian Southers from Paradise had a successful Open Intermediate debut as he broke the division track record in time trials with his 8.860 qualifying run. Double division racer Kyle Larson was second at 8.886 and Hamilton posted a 8.913. They were the only drivers in the 8's as Noland rebounded from a disappointing first round to advance to 4th quick with a 9.010 lap. Bell ran a 9.107 and Kenny McArthur from McArthur ran a 9.122. Bell picked off the dash win ahead of McArthur, Hamilton and Larson. This class had 26 entries and the three heat format advanced the top 3 into the A Main. Garrett Mills returned to action with a win in heat 1 over Noland and Christopher Phillips. After Derek O'Bannon broke leading at the white flag, Larson won heat 2 ahead of Tyler Ritcheson and Bell. Sweeney won heat 3 ahead of Hamilton and Ryan Gomes. Sweeney had flipped in time trials. O'Bannon's tough night continued as he broke leading in the C Main and Zach West got that victory ahead of Adrienne Betournay and Ryan Tuccelli. Southers won the B Main ahead of McArthur, Robert Marcos and Betournay. Just missing the move up were Jake Park and Oregon's Chelsea Gamble. Bloom started the night just 22 points out of the point lead, but his evening ended with an 8th place B Main finish. Moore arrived at the track in time to take over the wheel on his kart from Southers for the A Main. Ritcheson had problems before the green flag and pulled off. Bell jumped into the lead over Noland and Larson. Larson had won the 125 A Main just seconds before the Open Intermediate A Main and he spun out of third on lap 2, collecting Mills. Hamilton settled into third ahead of Phillips and Moore. Moore spun out of fifth on lap 4 and Sweeney gained that spot. An inside pass on a lap 6 restart netted Hamilton second from Noland. Fourth place Phillips stalled for a lap 9 yellow with Marcos breaking into the top five. Moore's race ended as he spun on lap 12 and a spinning Mills clipped Larson to end the night for both on lap 14. Only six karts were left to race the final 11 laps and Bell stayed out front for the victory. The excited winner jumped out of her kart after the customary winner's donuts in the infield. Hamilton ran second and Noland hung onto his narrow point lead with a third ahead of Sweeney, Marcos and Gomes.

Action resumes on Jan 15th, then the track goes dark for the remainder of the month as the annual Bull Sale takes over the building.

Open Intermediate

Fast Time-Brian Southers 8.860

Dash-Mackena Bell, Kenny McArthur, Brent Hamilton.

Heat 1-Garrett Mills, Chadd Noland, Christopher Phillips, Keith Bloom Jr, Southers.

Heat 2-Kyle Larson, Tyler Ritcheson, Bell, Chelsea Gamble, Tommy Johnson.

Heat 3-James Sweeney, Hamilton, Ryan Gomes, Robert Marcos, McArthur.

C Main-Zach West, Adrienne Betournay, Ryan Tuccelli, James Crowell, Derek O'Bannon, Dylan Greenleaf, Nick DeCarlo.

B Main-Southers, McArthur, Marcos, Betournay, Jake Park, Gamble, Johnson, Bloom, Steven Rogers, Crowell.

A Main-Bell, Hamilton, Noland, Sweeney, Marcos, Gomes, Larson, Betournay, Mills, McArthur, Mason Moore, Phillips.

Open Outlaw Karts

Fast Time-Pete Johnston 8.611

Dash-Tyler McCain, Tyler Wolf, Brian McCain.

Heat 1-Johnston, Mike Wheeler, Brandon Aldred, Bubba Hill, Shawn Amos.

Heat 2-B McCain, Justin Reinolds, Glenn Parman, Richard Weststeyn, Reyna Krueger.

Heat 3-John Michael Bunch, Sean Becker, T McCain, David Wilson, Joe Weststeyn.

Heat 4-David Tarter, Daniel Becker, Beau Perkins, Brett Miller, Jimmy Pettit.

Heat 5-Ryan Foster, Jason Schuppert, Josh Chartier, Wolf, Joe Shrock.

D Main-Steven Gannon, Cody Braund, Kayla Amos, David Ing, Kevin Juvenal, Kevin Sharrah, Robert Miller, George Sheldon, Jeremy Webb.

C Main-Taylor Simas, Gannon, Troy Combs, S Amos, Pettit, Krueger, Scott Morton, K Amos, Shrock, Ing.

B Main-T McCain, Miller, Perkins, Wolf, Wilson, Gannon, R Weststeyn, Simas, Hill, Parman.

A Main-S Becker, B McCain, Foster, Perkins, Reinolds, Wheeler, Wolf, Miller, Tarter, Schuppert, Bunch, D Becker, T McCain, Johnston.

BIG TROPHY WINS FOR LARSON, HILL AND ACOSTA
Outlaw Karts by Gary Jacob....Red Bluff, CA....Jan 8......Leading just the final four laps after taking the top spot from friend Brian Southers in lapped traffic, track point leader and QRC All Star Tour 125 Intermediate champion Kyle Larson from Elk Grove got his first Perpetual Trophy Night win at the Red Bluff Indoor Winter Series on Saturday night. It was actually Larson's second feature win of the young calendar year as he won the New Year's Day race at Lakeport. Larson's racing is sponsored by Parker Store, QRC, Wynn's, Earl's Indy, RPM Race Place Motorsports, Care Free Pools, Sportsman Lodge, SILV-O-LITE, JW Web Designs, Corning Ford Mercury and Kia, Gary Morgan Graphics and Pacific Valley Fire Protection. With the win, Larson gets one year's possession of the 7 foot tall trophy. Southers had problems on the final lap and lost second to early race leader Jonny Lentz. Lentz had led the first 15 rounds before an encounter with a lapped kart dropped him back to third. Southers did salvage third. Forced to come through the B Main after problems in his heat, Redding's Chase Hill put on a driving clinic in the 25 lap Box Stock A Main as he battled from 13th starting to take the lead on lap 21 and successfully defend his Perpetual Trophy Night win of 2004. Hill is involved in the tight four kart duel for the track title. Jason Mittry ran second and Casey McClain celebrated his 9th birthday in style with a dash win and a third in the 25 lapper. Hill is sponsored by TCBY Treats and is the son of the Open Outlaw racer Bubba Hill. Managing to pull away from point leader Cyle Allison in lapped traffic, second ranked David Lee from Maxwell got the special win in the Beginner Box Stock 25 lapper. Allison maintained his solid point lead with a second ahead of Lain Baker and the winner's younger brother Devin Lee. F200 point leader Kevin Acosta pulled off a rare clean sweep as the 19 year old racer put together quick time, a dash win, a heat win and a 20 lap feature win. A first lap tangle that failed to produce a yellow flag left Acosta far behind but incidents on laps 4 and 5 involved the top four runners and Acosta stayed out front for the final 15 laps. He nearly lapped fourth place Gary Gabel as point runnerup Jeremy Zirkle ran second ahead of female star Alyssa Hogan.

With Lakeport dark for the weekend, both the 125 and Box Stock classes had top ranked visitors. Larson broke his own track record with a 8.842 qualifying lap. Red hot Dillon Silverman was second at 8.956 and Southers ranked third at 9.015. Southers also got a chance to drive friend Mason Moore's Open Intermediate en