Whalen, Hughes, VanDerWal, Vanderbeek and Dickey Takes Victories on 1st Community Credit Union Night
By Jeremy Fox
Oskaloosa, Iowa (July 31st, 2013)
– Another night where the weather was absolutely beautiful and the
racing was great. Fans in attendance also got some added attraction with
a King of the Hill in both the Stock Cars and Modifieds plus some
Wheelbarrow Races.
In the Stock Car King of the Hill it was Jason
Cook, Zack Vanderbeek and Damon Murty all taking first round wins.
Murty had the most wins in the first round so he advantage to the finals
and had a rematch with Vanderbeek, who beat Cook in the semifinal.
Vanderbeek got revenge on Murty in the finals and take the win,
Vanderbeek won a new Hoosier tire.
Modified King of the Hill was
swept by Bill Davis Jr. as he claimed five wins by beating Bill Gibson,
Andrew Schroeder, Todd Shute, Cayden Carter and Tyler Groenendyk. Davis
got a brand new Hoosier tire for his efforts.
Meanwhile right
after that wheel barrow races happened and it was Scott Dickey and
Brayton Carter winning in the final over Rich Vogt and Todd Shute.
Dickey and Carter will receive a free pit pass when the speedway returns
with weekly racing on August 21st.
First feature of the night
was the IMCA Sport Compacts feature and it was Trent Orwig grabbing the
lead on the opening lap. Orwig’s lead was short lived as on lap two he
experience troubles and came to a stop in turn four, this handed the
lead over John Whalen. Whalen held off several challenges through the
remaining laps from Shawn Cooney to take the win. It was Whalen’s third
of the season at SIS and it gives him the points lead as Merv Chandler
and Bill Whalen Jr. didn’t compete on the night. Cooney came home in the
runner-up position, Matt Moore finish third and Trent Orwig was fourth.
Steve Allen grabbed the lead early in the Pepsi Cola IMCA Hobby
Stocks feature but Dustin Griffiths worked his way into second on lap
2. Griffiths set his sights and trying to get by and race side by side
with Allen until lap six when it was Griffiths grabbing the lead.
Griffith saw Bill Bonnett follow suit and then Mike Hughes. Hughes was
on a mission as he grabbed second away from Allen and Bonnett on lap ten
and then grabbed the lead away on lap twelve. Hughes went on to take
his fifth win of the season at Osky. Griffiths, Bonnett, Allen and Aaron
Osweiler rounded out the top five.
In the Pyramid Graphics and
Sports IMCA Sport Mods feature it was AJ Johnson grabbing the lead but
on lap four, Johnson slid up the race track and open the bottom side for
Brayton Carter, Carter snuck by and then shortly after the yellow waved
when Logan Anderson hit a tractor tire in turn two while running third.
On the restart, Leroy Groenendyk had a slip of the grip in turn two.
Carter remained out front until his cousin Carter VanDenBerg grabbed the
top spot away on lap nine. Carter and VanDenBerg race for the lead
until lap twelve when the red flag came after Carter made contact with a
tractor tire that sent him rolling, Carter was okay but ended his run.
VanDenBerg had to deal with Curtis VanDerWal, Eric Flander and Brett
Lowry on the restart. VanDerWal made the right move and grabbed the top
spot away on lap fourteen and cruised on to win number eight at his
hometown track. VanDenBerg came home in second, Lowry came across in
third but was disqualified in post-race tech so that handed third over
to Flander. Tyler Heckard and AJ Johnson rounded out the top five.
Final
feature of the night was the Musco Lighting IMCA Modifieds feature and
before a single lap could be completed the caution waved when Tyler
Groenendyk and Jacob Murray spun in turn one. When the race got going it
was Scott Dickey grabbing the lead and even after a debris caution on
lap three it was all over. Dickey took the win with Todd Shute in
second, Cayden Carter in third, Brandon Banks in fourth and Bill Davis
Jr. in fifth.
Weekly Racing will now take a couple of weeks off
because of Sprint Week and the State Fair and return on Wednesday Night
August 21st for Support American Farmers Night plus the final night for
the IMCA Late Models. Hot Laps at 7pm and Racing at 7:30pm.
Next
week though the Speedway will host the 18th Annual Musco Lighting
Front Row Challenge featuring ASCS Sprints and NASCAR Driver Tony
Stewart on Monday Night August 5th and then the Casey’s General Stores
Ultimate Challenge presented by Searsboro Telephone Co. on Tuesday
6th. For tickets next week call (515) 957-0020.
Southern Iowa Speedway Results
1st Community Credit Union Night
July 31st, 2013
Musco Lighting IMCA Modifieds
Feature:
1. 40 Scott Dickey (Packwood); 2. 5 Todd Shute (Des Moines); 3. 10C
Cayden Carter (Oskaloosa); 4. 22 Brandon Banks (Washington); 5. 1+ Bill
Davis Jr. (Des Moines); 6. 77 Jeff Mueller (New London); 7. 38 Bill
Gibson (Knoxville); 8. 7W Jerry Pilcher (Bloomfield); 9. 13 Matt Waugh
(Des Moines); 10. 17X Steve Pumphrey (Fairfield); 11. 02 Andrew
Schroeder (Keswick); 12. 64 Casey Greubel (Lacona); 13. 17 Tyler
Groenendyk (Oskaloosa); 14. 48J Jacob Murray (Hartford); DNS/15. 66
Gordon Head Jr. (Des Moines)
Heat 1: 1. Gibson; 2. Shute; 3. Dickey; 4. Pilcher; 5. Banks; 6. Waugh; 7. Head; 8. Pumphrey
Heat 2: 1. Davis; 2. Carter; 3. Groenendyk; 4. Schroeder; 5. Murray; 6. Greubel; 7. Mueller
Budweiser IMCA Stock Cars
Feature:
1. 33Z Zack Vanderbeek (New Sharon); 2. 99D Damon Murty (Chelsea); 3.
27J Jason Cook (Mt. Pleasant); 4. 62 Brad Pinkerton (New Sharon); 5. 94
Corey Stout (Oskaloosa); 6. 22R Todd Reitzler (Grinnell); 7. 52 Nathan
Wood (Sigourney); 8. 2N Donavon Nunnikhoven (Sully); 9. 19A Alan Van
Gorp (Des Moines); 10. 18 Kris Walker (Oskaloosa); 11. 38 Rich Vogt
(Fairfield); 12. 19 Donnie Pearson (Oskaloosa); 13. 3G Lonnie Greiner
(Fairfield); 14. 17 Brock Welch (Oskaloosa); 15. 57 Keith Kuder (Rose
Hill)
Heat 1: 1. Nunnikhoven; 2. Van Gorp; 3. Pinkerton; 4. Cook; 5. Reitzler; 6. Pearson; 7. Welch; 8. Kuder
Heat 2: 1. Stout; 2. Murty; 3. Vogt; 4. Vanderbeek; 5. Wood; 6. Walker; 7. Greiner
Pyramid Graphics and Sports IMCA SportMods
Feature:
1. 1V Curtis VanDerWal (Oskaloosa); 2. 7 Carter VanDenBerg (Oskaloosa);
3. 12 Eric Flander (Barnes City); 4. 42 Tyler Heckart (Ottumwa); 5. 8J
AJ Johnson (New Sharon); 6. 8T Tony Johnson (Oskaloosa); 7. 49G Leroy
Groenendyk (Oskaloosa); 8. 29 Bill Livezey (New Sharon); 9. 1 Roger
Dresden (Keokuk); 10. 10 Brayton Carter (Oskaloosa); 11. 9A Logan
Anderson (Oskaloosa); DQ: 72 Brett Lowry (Montezuma)
Heat 1: 1. VanDerWal; 2. Carter; 3. VanDenBerg; 4. Groenendyk; 5. Livezey; 6. Heckart
Heat 2: 1. Anderson; 2. AJ Johnson; 3. Flander; 4. T. Johnson; 5. Dresden; 6. Lowry
Pepsi Cola IMCA Hobby Stocks
Feature:
1. 11 Mike Hughes (Oskaloosa); 2. 10G Dustin Griffiths (Ottumwa); 3. 19
Bill Bonnett (Knoxville); 4. 3S Steve Allen (Oskaloosa); 5. 7A Aaron
Osweiler (South English); 6. 84 Danny Thrasher (Agency); 7. 3 Travis
Bunnell (Hedrick); 8. 5B Dane Blozovich (Exline); 9. 33 Justin Hook
(Oskaloosa); 10. 224 Gina Greubel (Lacona); 11. 55 Jared Stephens
(Bussey); 12. 33J Justin Millhouse (Batavia); 13. 32T Bobby Greene
(Eddyville); DNS/14. 10 Dale Porter (Bloomfield)
Heat 1: 1. Griffiths; 2. Thrasher; 3. Bunnell; 4. Osweiler; 5. Blozovich; 6. Stephens; 7. Porter
Heat 2: 1. Hughes; 2. Allen; 3. Bonnett; 4. Hook; 5. Greene; 6. Greubel; 7. Millhouse
IMCA Sport Compacts
Feature: 1. 77 John Whalen (Ainsworth); 2. 30 Shawn Cooney (Des Moines); 3. 2M Matt Moore (Ottumwa); 4. 04 Trent Orwig (Blakesburg)
Heat: 1. Cooney; 2. Moore; 3. Whalen; 4. Orwig
