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Jackson, Densberger, Richards, Beckman & Boston win at Disco Fever

10 Jul

Jackson, Densberger, Richards, Beckman & Boston win at Disco Fever

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It was Disco Fever Night at Eagle Raceway Saturday, presented by Speedway Motors and Southeast Community College as we threw it back to the 70’s. It also ended as a night of ‘Not the usual winners’. For the most part, it was a normal race night at America’s Home Track. A huge crowd filled the stands in anticipation of great racing with the fantastic fireworks show that was pushed back a week due to a lot of rain starting the week before. Other than the winners, the other thing that was out of the ordinary for a July night was that it wasn’t a scorcher; in fact, it turned out to be quite chilly by the time the A Features concluded. At intermission, the younger fans got to participate in the annual Color Run.

Despite some beatin’ and bangin’ throughout the preliminary action there were no serious incidents until the Twin Rivers IMCA Racesaver A Main.

A1 Iron IMCA Stock Cars were up first for their finale. Lap 1 saw Dylan Haney’s 12X out front followed by Bob Ruisinger in the 7, Gary Laflin’s 9 and the 22 of Nick Beckman. Laflin passed Ruisinger for second on lap 2. Beckman got very loose the next time around but got lucky when the 5B of Matt Boucher stopped in turn 4 and Beckman retained fourth. Lap 4 saw Laflin get past Haney for the top spot and Beckman moved up to third. Marty Steinbach passed Ruisinger on lap 7 to put the 5ELI into fourth place but the pass was negated when Jerod Bussen looped the 71JJ in turn 2 as Travis Peterson’s 17TK stopped in the infield. 1 lap after the restart Beckman moved up to second as Steinbach followed him to take third the next lap, putting Haney in fourth. John Meyer cracked the top 4 with 9 to go in the 29. Bussen again spun out with 6 circuits remaining, this time in turn 1. There were just 3 laps left when Laflin suffered a flat tire and slowed. The ensuing jumble ended up with Beckman in the lead,  Steinbach second, Dillon Richards third in the 24R and Dan Jackson’s 3 in fourth. The top 4 remained unchanged through the last few laps with Beckman, Steinbach, Richards and Jackson the top 4.

Nick was just the first of the winners who had been awhile since they visited victory lane, and I kidded him about it. “Yeah, it’s been a long time coming, I can’t lie about that. We’ve had a lot of bad luck; we’ve had some good luck. We’ve been able to hang with them, we just haven’t been able to actually do it. I really feel bad for Gary Laflin because I think that was his race to win. He popped a tire and I was able to capitalize on it. I need to say thanks to a lot of people. First and foremost, my old lady. If it wasn’t for her I don’t know if we’d even be doing this anymore. We race Friday with all of the kids and then we come out here so I can race on Saturday. Also, Dave and Julie, the neighbors, Ron Fox Motorsports and the Havelock Hoodlums for helping me put everything together and my son. He’s actually starting to want to wrench on the car, so he’ll be racing one of these big ones soon”. Nick’s sponsors include Ace Electric, S&L Trenching, Performance 66, Otte Propane and Oil, Richards Machine and the Beverage Connection.

Next were the Avid Realty IMCA Sportmods. Shawn Davis’ 77, the 18M of Mason Richards, Zachary Kucera in the 33K and Tyler Deeke’s 15 were the top 4 after the first lap. Noah Williams passed Deeke on lap 3 for fourth but Deeke spun in turn 2. Williams was sent to the rear of the field for rough driving. That made the top 4 Davis, Richards, Kucera and the 4Z of Zane Woodman. Adam Vrbka used the restart to get past Kucera for fourth, then moved up to third on lap 6. That same lap Richards grabbed the lead and Adam Armstrong put the 6A into fourth. Armstrong jumped all the way up to second the next time around, putting Davis in third with Vrbka holding down fourth. Vrbka passed Davis for third with 10 circuits remaining. The final change in the top 4 came 4 laps later when Woodman again moved up to the fourth spot. The final top 4 were Richards, Armstrong, Vrbka and Woodman.

This was Richards’ first win in this, his rookie season at Eagle Raceway and came after starting 8th. Given his racing lineage it should come as no surprise that he was in the winner’s circle. Long time fans will definitely remember both his father Terry Richards and his grandfather Terry Richards Sr. I asked him how it felt to get a win in his first season, to which he replied “It’s definitely special! Both my Dad and Grandfather have won here at Eagle, so being the third generation to win here just makes it all the more special; especially in my rookie year here. I couldn’t be happier! That last lap Armstrong put the pressure on me and I thought for a second that he was going to get me, but I’m glad that he didn’t. I want to thank my Dad for taking me to these races every week and my pit crew Jerry for coming with us as often as he can. To get this win with both of them here is really special”. Mason’s sponsors include Blackstone Builders, Leiting Motorsports, Riha Lawn Mechanix, Greder Law Office, C&L Automotive, Terry’s Tool Service and Dietz Wealth Management Group.

The Nebraska Lottery IMCA Modified A’s first lap saw a caution as Clint Homan in the 27 and the 89B of Andrew Bowman came to a halt at the top of turn 1. Homan went off on the hook and Bowman went to the pits under his own power. Jeremy Baker led the first official lap in the 3J with Cole Wayman’s 18W, the 81 of Mike Densberger and Jared Deterding in the 13J close behind. Densberger vaulted up to the lead on lap 2  as Shawn Harker passed Deterding for fourth in the #40. Harker moved up to third the next time around. Lap 7 saw Anthony Roth take over the fourth position in his 60IV. With 12 to go Norm Ziegenbein spun the 1Z in turns 1 & 2. 2 laps later Chad Andersen passed Roth to put the 8C into fourth. The top 4 remained unchanged to the finish with Densberger winning, Wayman second, Harker third and Andersen fourth.

This was Mike’s first win of the season. He walked up to me and said “Greg, it’s been a long time. I don’t think I got a win out here last year so the year that I won the Championship was the last time I won out here. The car was really good all night. We tweaked something before the races even started because we saw how heavy the track was and the car was really, really good from the get-go! Really good in the heat and really good in the feature and we swept both. I want to thank my Mom and Dad. He had a big health scare a few weeks back but he’s doing good and he’s here tonight to see the win. That’s awesome! This win was for him. A big thank you to my wife who is here week in and week out to support me, my sister and brother-in-law and their kids, nephews and nieces, my other sister and brother-in-law and their kids. Also, Johnny at Jet Racing for giving us this hot rod; it’s been a really fast one”. Mike’s sponsors include Jet Racing, McDonalds, Gana Trucking & Excavating. SkyTop Towers, Kramer Bar and Grill, Kutting Corner, Nieman Refuse and Schultz Home Services.

Spencer Pavey III put the 32 out front on the first lap of The Valentino’s IMCA Hobby Stock Feature. The 21H of Kyle Schamp. Tanner Dowty in the 7T and Kenny Roberts’ 69 rounded out the top 4. Tyler Jackson made a HUGE move on lap 3, vaulting his 13T all the way up to second. Pavey III and Schamp got together on the backstretch and collected Roberts the following circuit for a caution. Pavey III and Schamp both headed to the pits. At that time, the top 4 were Jackson, Dowty, the 10 of Brad Schreiner and John Martinez in the 00J. Roberts and the 53T of Trenton Dowty tangled and spun out on the backstretch on lap 5. Baker took advantage of the restart to advance to second with Martinez moving up to third. Martinez looped it on the backstretch but kept going. The inadvertent yellow flag allowed him to hold on to second with Tanner Dowty moving to third and Roy Armstrong to put the 6R into fourth place. Armstrong got past Tanner Dowty for third with 4 to go and advanced to second the next lap as Dave Carter put the 2C into fourth. Martinez, Armstrong and Carter made contact with 1 lap remaining, spinning both Armstrong and Carter out on the backstretch. Tanner Dowty could not get his racer to stop in time and he ended up slamming head on into the pileup. None of the drivers were seriously hurt but were unable to continue. That made the top 4 Jackson, Martinez, Brandon Fisher’s 25 and the 66G of Kyle Gannon. The green/white/checkered finish saw no change in the top 4 with Jackson winning, Martinez second, Fisher third and Gannon fourth.

Tyler was the most recent winner at Eagle, having snagged a victory back on August 27, 2022. He said “We just got the car back from the frame shop 2 days ago and we’ve been working on it non-stop for 2 days. The car isn’t perfect, but I was able to get it done tonight. The track had plenty of character all night with all of this rain. I have to thank Don Hall”. Tyler’s sponsors include Ace Electric, Central States Hydraulics and Central Body Shop.

Andrew Jackson took advantage of his pole position starting spot to put the 5A out front of the first lap of the Twin Rivers IMCA Racesaver Sprint Car A Feature. Hot on his push bumper were the 20 of Tim Hilfiker, Cole Wayman’s 18W and Alex Salzman’s 2A. Shon Pointer passed Salzman on lap 2 to put his 20P in fourth. Wayman slowed dramatically the next time around and headed to the pits. That allowed Jason Danley to advance to fourth in the 4X. On the restart there was a jumble for position, ending up with Tyler Drueke’s 12 and the 8B of Jake Galusha flipping near the pit entrance. Neither was seriously hurt but both cars went to the pits on the hook.  Mike Boston had been slowly working his way forward, taking over 4th place from Danley on lap 13 and moving up to third with 11 to go. Hilfiker passed Jackson for the lead 3 laps later. Boston continued his march to the front, taking over second place the next lap and grabbing the lead with 3 to go. From there to the checkers Boston extended his lead and took home the victory. Hilfiker was second, Pointer third and Jackson fourth.

The victory came from 10th on the starting grid. I asked Mike what the heck had gotten into him. He replied “I have no idea!! We’ve had some bad luck most of the year, mostly mechanical problems but we finally had a night that went decently for a change. We were pretty good. We kind of got bottled up in that little melee on the front stretch. Unfortunately, it took out some good cars. I think it may have started with me because the car in front of me got loose, and you can’t pass anybody until the cone.. I kind of checked up so that I wouldn’t run into him and then it started. I feel really bad about the torn up cars but there wasn’t anything that I could do”. I asked Mike if he was going to just win one race every year, to which he replied “These dang races get tougher every year! It doesn’t matter how old you are or how young you are, when you win a race here at Eagle Raceway you’ve earned the dang thing. Roger Hadan is always saying that we’ve got some of the best drivers in the nation. Winning a weekly race here is like winning a national race anywhere else. We’ve had several guys who have won the IMCA Racesaver Nationals so you know it’s tough. I want to thank my crew, especially Nick Bryan for all of the leg work that he’s put in this year and everybody else for their help every week. Also my girlfriend Amber that owns Boss Cleaning. Zach Woods for fantastic engines. I’ve been with him for 30 years, since he worked for Jay Eckley. I followed him when he started Wood Racing and now to Speedway Motors”. Mike’s sponsors include Eagle Motorsports LLC, Boss Cleaning, Speedway Motors Race Engines, Speedway Shocks, 93.7 The Ticket, Nebraska Auto Detail, Schulz Logistics, Smokin Meats BBQ Treats, Sarah Chadd at Remax Realty, Rock Hopper Brewing Company and Mike Melbye at the Finish Line.

Next Saturday is Fan Appreciation Night, presented by Avid Realty and Empire Fence. Grandstand admission is just $5 for adults and youths 6-12. Children 5 and under are free as always. Front gates open at 5:15 with hot laps at 5:30 and racing beginning at 6:30.

Pit gates open at 3:45 with pit admission being $30. All 5 classes will be competing including the Twin Rivers Sprint Cars, Nebraska Lottery Modifieds, Avid Realty SportMods, A1 Iron Stock Cars & Valentino’s Hobby Stocks. Track, State, Regional & National Points for all classes.

RESULTS:

Hobby Stock-IMCA A-Feature

  1. Tyler Jackson Lincoln, Ne. 2. John Martinez Beatrice, Ne. 3. Brandon Fisher Lincoln, Ne. 4. Kyle Gannon Lincoln, Ne. 5. Ryan Gilland Sterling, Ne. 6. Neil Pella Adams, Ne. 7. Ben Becher Lincoln, Ne. 8. Dan Markham Plattsmouth, Ne. 9. Brint Lemke Lincoln, Ne. 10. Khrysta Stransky Lincoln, Ne. 11. Spencer Pavey 3rd(r) Waverly, Ne. 12. Tanner Dowty Fremont, Ne. 13. Roy Armstrong Beatrice, Ne. 14. David Carter Fremont, Ne. 15. Brad Schreiner Weeping Water, Ne. 16. Ian Roschewski Beatrice, Ne. 17. Trenton Dowty Fremont, Ne. 18. Jeff Watts Beatrice, Ne. 19. Kenny Roberts Lincoln, Ne. 20. Kyle Schamp Lincoln, Ne.

 

Hobby Stock-IMCA B-Feature

  1. Trenton Dowty Fremont, Ne. 2. Jeff Watts Beatrice, Ne. 3. Kyle Gannon Lincoln, Ne. 4. Dan Markham Plattsmouth, Ne. 5. Brint Lemke Lincoln, Ne. 6. Adam Wasserman Fairbury, Ne. 7. Nick Jensen Hickman, Ne. 8. Troy Dowty Fremont, Ne.

 

Hobby Stock-IMCA Heat 1

  1. Kyle Schamp Lincoln, Ne. 2. Tyler Jackson Lincoln, Ne. 3. Kenny Roberts Lincoln, Ne. 4. Ian Roschewski Beatrice, Ne. 5. Ben Becher Lincoln, Ne. 6. Trenton Dowty Fremont, Ne. 7. Jeff Watts Beatrice, Ne. 8. Adam Wasserman Fairbury, Ne.

 

Hobby Stock-IMCA Heat 2

  1. Tanner Dowty Fremont, Ne. 2. Brad Schreiner Weeping Water, Ne. 3. Brandon Fisher Lincoln, Ne. 4. Ryan Gilland Sterling, Ne. 5. Neil Pella Adams, Ne. 6. Nick Jensen Hickman, Ne. 7. Brint Lemke Lincoln, Ne. 8. Dan Markham Plattsmouth, Ne.

 

Hobby Stock-IMCA Heat 3

  1. John Martinez Beatrice, Ne. 2. Roy Armstrong Beatrice, Ne. 3. Spencer Pavey 3rd(r) Waverly, Ne. 4. David Carter Fremont, Ne. 5. Khrysta Stransky Lincoln, Ne. 6. Troy Dowty Fremont, Ne. 7. Kyle Gannon Lincoln, Ne.

 

Modified-IMCA A-Feature

  1. Mike Densberger Cortland, Ne. 2. Cole Wayman(r) Lincoln, Ne. 3. Shawn Harker Nebraska City, Ne. 4. Chad Andersen Ft Calhoun, Ne. 5. Jeremy Baker Nebraska City, Ne. 6. Anthony Roth Columbus, Ne. 7. Nate Thompson Fremont, Ne. 8. Jared Deterding Lincoln, Ne. 9. Terry Hurt Ft. Calhoun, Ne. 10. Sean Manning Bennington, Ne. 11. Norm Ziegenbein Lincoln, Ne. 12. Dan Jackson Ceresco, Ne. 13. Brandon Verbeek Lincoln, Ne. 14. Hunter Weber Council Bluffs, Ne. 15. Josh Blumer Marysville, Ks. 16. Aaron Pella Lincoln, Ne. 17. Clint Homan Bellevue, Ne. 18. Andrew Bowman Lincoln, Ne. 19. James Patterson Ashland, Ne. DNS. Zane Devilbiss Farmington, Nm.

 

Modified-IMCA Heat 1

  1. Cole Wayman(r) Lincoln, Ne. 2. Chad Andersen Ft Calhoun, Ne. 3. Jared Deterding Lincoln, Ne. 4. Shawn Harker Nebraska City, Ne. 5. Norm Ziegenbein Lincoln, Ne. 6. James Patterson Ashland, Ne. DNS. Zane Devilbiss Farmington, Nm.

 

Modified-IMCA Heat 2

  1. Mike Densberger Cortland, Ne. 2. Anthony Roth Columbus, Ne. 3. Clint Homan Bellevue, Ne. 4. Jeremy Baker Nebraska City, Ne. 5. Andrew Bowman Lincoln, Ne. 6. Brandon Verbeek Lincoln, Ne. 7. Hunter Weber Council Bluffs, Ne.

 

Modified-IMCA Heat 3

  1. Nate Thompson Fremont, Ne. 2. Josh Blumer Marysville, Ks. 3. Aaron Pella Lincoln, Ne. 4. Terry Hurt Ft. Calhoun, Ne. 5. Sean Manning Bennington, Ne. DNS. Dan Jackson Ceresco, Ne.

 

SportMod-IMCA A-Feature

  1. Mason Richards(r) Denton, Ne. 2. Adam Vrbka Eagle, Ne. 3. Adam Armstrong Pickrell, Ne. 4. Zane Woodman Seward, Ne. 5. Tyler Deeke Waverly, Ne. 6. Roger Sluka Lincoln, Ne. 7. Tyler Nerud Dorchester, Ne. 8. Matt Andrews Malcolm, Ne. 9. Gary Saathoff Beatrice, Ne. 10. Joe Feyen Plattsmouth, Ne. 11. Richard Flock Malcolm, Ne. 12. Noah Williams Ashland, Ne. 13. Tyler Harr(r) Ashland, Ne. 14. Derek Hall Lincoln, Ne. 15. Shawn Davis Burr, Ne. 16. McLain Reed Lincoln, Ne. 17. Shawn Pospisil Lincoln, Ne. 18. Zachary Kucera Panama, Ne. 19. Dana Deeke Waverly, Ne. 20. Amber Cook Lincoln, Ne.

 

SportMod-IMCA B-Feature

  1. Tyler Nerud Dorchester, Ne. 2. Matt Andrews Malcolm, Ne. 3. Adam Armstrong Pickrell, Ne. 4. McLain Reed Lincoln, Ne. 5. Gary Saathoff Beatrice, Ne. 6. Breanna Pfanstiel Lincoln, Ne. 7. Dion Kovar Rising City, Ne. 8. Ryan Arbogast Goeher, Ne. 9. Josh Pfeifer St. Paul, Ne. 10. Dave Cook(r) Lincoln, Ne. 11. Hunter Poston Villisca, Ia. 12. Drake Bohlmeyer Beatrice, Ne.

 

SportMod-IMCA C-Feature

  1. Gary Saathoff Beatrice, Ne. 2. Dave Cook(r) Lincoln, Ne. 3. Trevor Noonan Lincoln, Ne. 4. Robert Draper Valparaiso, Ne. 5. James Hines Bellevue, Ne. 6. Jacob Swanson Lincoln, Ne. 7. Nick Morris Bellevue, Ne. 8. Mike Leonard Fremont, Ne. 9. Theron Ahlman 10. A.j. Oaks Lincoln, Ne. 11. Drew Hobaugh(r) Adams, Ne.

 

SportMod-IMCA Heat 1

  1. Joe Feyen Plattsmouth, Ne. 2. Zachary Kucera Panama, Ne. 3. Richard Flock Malcolm, Ne. 4. Tyler Nerud Dorchester, Ne. 5. Dion Kovar Rising City, Ne. 6. Robert Draper Valparaiso, Ne. 7. Nick Morris Bellevue, Ne. 8. Drew Hobaugh(r) Adams, Ne.

 

SportMod-IMCA Heat 2

  1. Mason Richards(r) Denton, Ne. 2. Adam Vrbka Eagle, Ne. 3. Derek Hall Lincoln, Ne. 4. Breanna Pfanstiel Lincoln, Ne. 5. Josh Pfeifer St. Paul, Ne. 6. Gary Saathoff Beatrice, Ne. 7. A.j. Oaks Lincoln, Ne.

 

SportMod-IMCA Heat 3

  1. Roger Sluka Lincoln, Ne. 2. Shawn Davis Burr, Ne. 3. Dana Deeke Waverly, Ne. 4. Adam Armstrong Pickrell, Ne. 5. Drake Bohlmeyer Beatrice, Ne. 6. Dave Cook(r) Lincoln, Ne. 7. Trevor Noonan Lincoln, Ne.

 

SportMod-IMCA Heat 4

  1. Noah Williams Ashland, Ne. 2. Amber Cook Lincoln, Ne. 3. Tyler Harr(r) Ashland, Ne. 4. McLain Reed Lincoln, Ne. 5. Hunter Poston Villisca, Ia. 6. James Hines Bellevue, Ne. 7. Theron Ahlman

 

SportMod-IMCA Heat 5

  1. Zane Woodman Seward, Ne. 2. Tyler Deeke Waverly, Ne. 3. Shawn Pospisil Lincoln, Ne. 4. Matt Andrews Malcolm, Ne. 5. Ryan Arbogast Goeher, Ne. 6. Mike Leonard Fremont, Ne. 7. Jacob Swanson Lincoln, Ne.

 

Sprint-IMCA A-Feature

  1. Mike Boston Lincoln, Ne. 2. Tim Hilfiker Greenwood, Ne. 3. Shon Pointer Grand Island, Ne. 4. Andrew Jackson Fremont, Ne. 5. Jason Danley Lincoln, Ne. 6. Josh Riggins Lincoln, Ne. 7. Clint Benson Papillion, Ne. 8. Ryan Kitchen Seward, Ne. 9. Alex Salzman Lincoln, Ne. 10. Shayle Bade Raymond, Ne. 11. Stuart Snyder Lincoln, Ne. 12. Bret Klabunde Omaha, Ne. 13. Adam Gullion Lincoln, Ne. 14. Jay Russell Wathena, Ks. 15. Daniel Nekolite O`neill, Ne. 16. Brandon Horton Waterloo, Ne. 17. Trevor Grossenbacher Panama, Ne. 18. Cole Wayman(r) Lincoln, Ne. 19. Jake Galusha Lincoln, Ne. 20. Tyler Drueke Eagle, Ne.

 

Sprint-IMCA B-Feature

  1. Stuart Snyder Lincoln, Ne. 2. Jay Russell Wathena, Ks. 3. Brandon Horton Waterloo, Ne. 4. Daniel Nekolite O`neill, Ne. 5. Gene Ackland Martell, Ne. 6. Chad Koch Murdock, Ne. 7. Maxwell Roseland Carter Lake, Ia. 8. Joey Danley Martell, Ne. 9. Gunnar Pike South Bend, Ne. 10. Cole Vanderheiden Papillion, Ne. 11. Doug Lovegrove Waverly, Ne. 12. Chase Weiler Lincoln, Ne.

 

Sprint-IMCA C-Feature

  1. Chase Weiler Lincoln, Ne. 2. Chad Koch Murdock, Ne. 3. Cole Vanderheiden Papillion, Ne. 4. Gunnar Pike South Bend, Ne. 5. Nathan Weiler Omaha, Ne. 6. Bill Garrow Lincoln, Ne. DNS. Jake Neal DNS. Alex Davenport Lincoln, Ne.

 

Sprint-IMCA Heat 1

  1. Alex Salzman Lincoln, Ne. 2. Clint Benson Papillion, Ne. 3. Tyler Drueke Eagle, Ne. 4. Jake Galusha Lincoln, Ne. 5. Stuart Snyder Lincoln, Ne. 6. Gene Ackland Martell, Ne. 7. Cole Vanderheiden Papillion, Ne. 8. Bill Garrow Lincoln, Ne.

 

Sprint-IMCA Heat 2

  1. Andrew Jackson Fremont, Ne. 2. Mike Boston Lincoln, Ne. 3. Bret Klabunde Omaha, Ne. 4. Adam Gullion Lincoln, Ne. 5. Jay Russell Wathena, Ks. 6. Doug Lovegrove Waverly, Ne. 7. Chase Weiler Lincoln, Ne. 8. Nathan Weiler Omaha, Ne.

 

Sprint-IMCA Heat 3

  1. Tim Hilfiker Greenwood, Ne. 2. Shayle Bade Raymond, Ne. 3. Trevor Grossenbacher Panama, Ne. 4. Ryan Kitchen Seward, Ne. 5. Daniel Nekolite O`neill, Ne. 6. Maxwell Roseland Carter Lake, Ia. 7. Gunnar Pike South Bend, Ne. 8. Jake Neal

 

Sprint-IMCA Heat 4

  1. Cole Wayman(r) Lincoln, Ne. 2. Shon Pointer Grand Island, Ne. 3. Jason Danley Lincoln, Ne. 4. Josh Riggins Lincoln, Ne. 5. Brandon Horton Waterloo, Ne. 6. Joey Danley Martell, Ne. 7. Chad Koch Murdock, Ne. 8. Alex Davenport Lincoln, Ne.

 

Stock Car-IMCA A-Feature

  1. Nick Beckman Lincoln, Ne. 2. Marty Steinbach Fremont, Ne. 3. Dillon Richards(r) Wymore, Ne. 4. Dan Jackson Ceresco, Ne. 5. Nate Thompson Fremont, Ne. 6. John Meyer Odell, Ne. 7. Shane Stutzman Milford, Ne. 8. Dylan Haney Fremont, Ne. 9. Travis Patterson Ashland, Ne. 10. Bob Ruisinger Bennet, Ne. 11. Jerod Bussen Fremont, Ne. 12. Austin Boucher(r) Murdock, Ne. 13. Jeremy Down Nebraska City, Ne. 14. Gary Laflin Beatrice, Ne. 15. Matt Boucher Murdock, Ne. 16. Cameron Thompson(r) Fremont, Ne. 17. Zane Devilbiss Farmington, Nm.

 

Stock Car-IMCA Heat 1

  1. Dylan Haney Fremont, Ne. 2. Bob Ruisinger Bennet, Ne. 3. Dan Jackson Ceresco, Ne. 4. Matt Boucher Murdock, Ne. 5. John Meyer Odell, Ne. 6. Nate Thompson Fremont, Ne. 7. Austin Boucher(r) Murdock, Ne. 8. Cameron Thompson(r) Fremont, Ne. 9. Jeremy Down Nebraska City, Ne.

 

Stock Car-IMCA Heat 2

  1. Gary Laflin Beatrice, Ne. 2. Nick Beckman Lincoln, Ne. 3. Marty Steinbach Fremont, Ne. 4. Dillon Richards(r) Wymore, Ne. 5. Shane Stutzman Milford, Ne. 6. Jerod Bussen Fremont, Ne. 7. Travis Patterson Ashland, Ne. 8. Zane Devilbiss Farmington, Nm.

 

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