Kosiski, Carlson, Miller and Vicker get Adams County Speedway wins

CORNING, IA (July 1, 2006) - The half way point of the season has been reached for the NASCAR Dodge Weekly Series at the Adams County Speedway. While the action on the track provided some great racing action, tech inspections provided two of the four winners for the night. Joe Kosiski, Jerry Carlson, Greg Miller and Ryan Vicker were victorious.

The NAPA hobby stock feature saw Jerry Parker and Jeremy Swanson lead the pack in the early stages with Parker never relinquishing the lead. Ryan Vicker and Jim Tull worked through the pack to challenge with Vicker putting heavy pressure on Parker for the lead. Parker crossed the line first, but he and fourth place finishing Swanson failed a post race inspection with illegal rear end parts. Vicker was awarded the win with Tull, Glenn Orr, Jason Parker and Les Helvie rounding out the top five.

Mike Garner shot to the early lead in the Northland Oil pro street feature and appeared to have the field covered until a caution put Greg Miller on his bumper for the restart. Miller had the car it took to get the lead away from Garner and went on to his second win of the season. Miller and Garner were followed at the finish by Ron Ballinger, Rick Pitzer and Scott Bond.

Richard Spriggs pulled out to the early lead in the Budweiser modified feature. Ryan Peckham found his groove and moved around Spriggs to take over the top spot. Peckham held the spot until 12th starting Jerry Carlson moved up and blasted into the lead. Carlson was not to be challenged as he went on to record his third win of the season ahead of Russell Stewart, Jesse Dennis, Ryan Peckham and Kirby Stiens.

Troy McKee and Josh Most battled for the early lead in the Dodge late model feature with Most getting the upper hand. Most then fought off the challenge of Trent Jackson to maintain the lead. Joe Kosiski worked through the field to take the lead from Most, then built up a sizeable lead before Paul Glendenning and Todd McKee got into second and third and then reeled in Kosiski. With a few laps to go and lapped traffic ahead, Kosiski dove low to lap a car and got loose, allowing Glendenning the opening he needed to roll around the outside and take the lead. Glendenning took the checkered, but in post race inspection would not allow further inspection of his ignition system and was disqualified. Kosiski took the win ahead of Todd McKee, Most, Chris Spieker and Karl Ritterbusch.

Join us next week for Okey Vernon First National Bank of Corning night and for the NASCAR Dodge Weekly Series with more great action of the Dodge late models, Budweiser modifieds, Northland Oil pro streets, and NAPA hobby stocks. Gates open at 5:00, hot laps are at 6:30, and racing starts at 7:00. Admission is just $8 for adults, $6 for students, and 12 and under are free. For more information go to www.acspeedway.com   or call 712-785-3271.



Results:

NAPA Hobby Stock:

Heat 1: 1.Jerry Parker 2.Orr 3.Dave Sink
Heat 2: 1.Auten 2.Werner 3.Tull
Heat 3: 1.Sulgrove 2.Helvie 3.Hudson
Heat 4: 1.Vicker 2.Swanson 3.Shiflett
B Feature: 1.Dredge 2.Derry 3. Cory Luther

A Feature: 1.Ryan Vicker 2.Jim Tull 3.Glenn Orr 4.Jason Parker 5.Les Helvie 6.Cody Werner 7.Trent Davison 8.Brad Bergren 9.Jeff Tuttle 10.Clint Dredge 11.Chris Vannausdle 12.Brad Derry 13.Pat Shiflett 14.Russell Sulgrove 15.Matt Williamson 16.Jeremy Auten 17.Jim Norris 18.Kevin Yearington 19.Donald Sexton 20.David Sink 21.Matt Hudson 22.Cory Luther DQ..Jerry Parker and Jeremy Swanson



Northland Oil Pro Street:

Heat 1: 1.M. Garner 2.Churchill 3.Hardisty
Heat 2: 1.Ballinger 2.Orr 3.Bond
Heat 3: 1.G. Miller 2.Zadina 3.Hague

A Feature: 1.Greg Miller 2.Mike Garner 3.Ron Ballinger 4.Rick Pitzer 5.Scott Bond 6.Jeff Orr 7.Craig Garner 8.Todd Owens 9.Ed Hamilton 10.Robert Hague 11.Billy Rock 12.AJ Miller 13.Mike McCurdy 14.Steve Churchill 15.Brian Broermann 16.Raymond Gebhards 17.Joe Zadina 18.Joe Holaday 19.Jason Bills 20.Tony Hardisty 21.David Schafroth 22.Eddie Taylor 23.Nick Rush 24.David White



Budweiser Modified:

Heat 1: 1.Peckham 2.K. Stiens 3.Bills
Heat 2: 1.Mueller 2.Tibben 3.Cooper
Heat 3: 1.Hull 2. B. Foote 3.Spriggs
B Feature: 1.Quick 2.Gay 3.Van Eaton

A Feature: 1.Jerry Carlson 2.Russell Stewart 3.Jesse Dennis 4.Ryan Peckham 5.Kirby Stiens 6.Brian Foote 7.Larry Foote 8.John O’Neal, Jr. 9.Chris Hogan 10.Richard Spriggs 11.Bill Hull 12.Justin Cooper 13.Todd Van Eaton 14.Jeremy Tibben 15.Alison Quick 16.Kevin Bills 17.Derek Nadler 18.Eric Hanna 19.Dan Mueller 20.Randy Foote 21.Ron Gay 22.Jeff Wiggins 23.Jeff James 24.Rick Germar



Dodge Late Model:

Heat 1: 1.Paul Glendenning 2.Koskovich 3.Kosiski
Heat 2: 1.Todd McKee 2.Jackson 3.Houck

A Feature: 1.Joe Kosiski 2.Todd McKee 3.Josh Most 4.Chris Spieker 5.Karl Ritterbusch 6.Bryant Goldsmith 7.Scott Koskovich 8.Jeremy Houck 9.Jamie Kinyon 10.Robbie Anderson 11.Troy McKee 12.Mike Eversole 13.Trent Jackson DQ..Paul Glendenning