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Ritterbusch, Quick, Ballinger and Hudson top ACS features CORNING, IA (August 9) - The second night of the Chase for The Championship for the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series at the Adams County Speedway is in the books and the drama just keeps building. Three of four divisions have a different point leader after Saturday’s action. Karl Ritterbusch, Alison Quick, Ron Ballinger and Matt Hudson took the feature wins. Ryan Vicker wasted no time opening up a big lead in the Whelen late model feature and he held that spot for the first half of the race. Leon Zeitner took over at the mid-point of the race with Karl Ritterbusch and Chris Spieker waging a heated battle for second. With a late caution bunching the field Ritterbusch shot by Zeitner to take the lead leaving Zeitner and Spieker to swap second place. Ritterbusch pulled away for his second win of the season ahead of Leon Zeitner, Spieker, Paul Glendenning and Al Zeitner. With that finish, Spieker now holds a one point lead on Glendenning. Jeff Wiggins started third in the Budweiser modified feature and passed the front row starters to lead lap one. He ran comfortably in the front until a caution put the field on his bumper. Alison Quick had moved through the field from her 11th starting spot and shot past Wiggins on the restart to take the top spot. Wiggins got one more shot at the lead following a late caution, but Quick went on to her first win on the season, which also put her into the point lead. Quick and Wiggins were followed to the finish by Jared Stiens, Russell Stewart and Jeremy Tibben. Glen Hoyt outran fellow front row starter Ron Ballinger at the drop of the green in the Northland Oil pro street feature and held that lead for a few laps until Ballinger worked back around to take the lead. Once Ballinger was in the front, he sped off to a comfortable advantage to score his second win of the season ahead of Steve Churchill, Mike Garner, Jeff Orr and Matt Hudson. Greg Miller’s heat race mechanical trouble forced him to borrow his son A.J.’s car for the feature and his 14th place finish allowed Jeff Orr to take the point lead. The NAPA hobby stock feature saw Jeremy Ribbey lead the first half of the race until a restart allowed Matt Hudson to wiggle through to take the top spot. Jerod Weston then pressured Hudson to the finish but Hudson took his fifth win on the year to strengthen his point lead. Hudson and Weston were followed to the finish by Ribbey, Matt Williamson and Kevin Yearington. Williamson finished the night by topping Trent Davison, Jeremy Auten and Hudson to win the king of the hill presented by Diamond Oil/Sunoco and Ironman Racing Supply. Join us next week for the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series with more great action of the Whelen late models, Budweiser modifieds, Northland Oil pro streets, and NAPA hobby stocks. That will be followed by the Northland Oil pro street king of the hill presented by Diamond Oil/Sunoco/Ironman Racing Supply. Gates open at 5:00, hot laps are at 6:30, and racing starts at 7:00. Admission is $10 for adults, $5 for students, and 12 and under are free. For more information go to acspeedway.com or call 712-785-3271. Results: NAPA Hobby Stock: Heat 1: 1.Hague 2.Davison 3.Hudson Heat 2: 1.B. Sink 2.Weston 3.Ritchie Heat 3: 1.J. Sink 2.Williamson 3.Ribbey A Feature: 1.Matt Hudson 2.Jerod Weston 3.Jeremy Ribbey 4.Matt Williamson 5.Kevin Yearington 6.Donald Sexton 7.Josh True 8.Trent Davison 9.Tim McCollum 10.Jeremy Auten 11.Jeremy Swanson 12.Rick Ritchie 13.Jesse Sobbing 14.Glenn Orr 15.Patrick Pellman 16.David Orr 17.Derek Ioder 18.Dean Orr 19.Chris Vannausdle 20.Jason Henson 21.Joshua Sink 22.David Weeda 23.Heath Anderson 24.Robert Hague 25. Tom Myers 26. Brett Sink King of the Hill: Round 1: Hudson over Weeda, Ritchie over Sobbing, Auten over Vannausdle, Williamson over Davison Round 2: Hudson over Ritchie, Williamson over Auten Final: Williamson over Hudson Northland Oil Pro Street: Heat 1: 1.Ballinger 2.Jobe 3.C. Garner Heat 2: 1.Zadina 2.Derry 3.Hoyt Heat 3: 1.Hamilton 2.M. Garner 3.Werner A Feature: 1.Ron Ballinger 2.Steve Churchill 3.Mike Garner 4.Jeff Orr 5.Matt Hudson 6.Craig Garner 7.Kevin Jobe 8.Brad Derry 9.David Schafroth 10.Glen Hoyt 11.Ed Hamilton 12.Jake Christensen 13.Ron Helvie 14.Greg Miller 15.AJ Miller 16.Cody Clark 17.Austin Arndt 18.Jerry Parker 19.Gary Henson 20.Joe Zadina 21.Cody Werner 22.Kevin Sharp Budweiser Modified: Heat 1: 1.L. Foote 2.James 3.Hogan Heat 2: 1.R. Stiens 2.B. Foote 3.Tibben Heat 3: 1.Hoover 2.Wiggins 3.K. Stiens A Feature: 1.Alison Quick 2.Jeff Wiggins 3.Jared Stiens 4.Russell Stewart 5.Jeremy Tibben 6.Jeff James 7.Kirby Stiens 8.Dan Mueller 9.Dean Mahlstedt 10.J.C. Wyman 11.Keven Parman 12.Larry Foote 13.Ryan Stiens 14.Eric Hanna 15.Brad Bergren 16.Jeff Breeding 17.Rick Germar 18.Derrick Hicks 19.Chris Hogan 20.Brian Foote 21.Mark Hoover Whelen Late Model: Heat 1: 1.Vicker 2.Glendenning 3.Jackson Heat 2: 1.Todd McKee 2.Spieker 3.Ritterbusch A Feature: 1.Karl Ritterbusch 2.Leon Zeitner 3.Chris Spieker 4.Paul Glendenning 5.Al Zeitner 6.Todd McKee 7.Trent Jackson 8.Jason O’Brien 9.Jamie Kinyon 10.Justin Zeitner 11.Jeremy Hodapp 12.Troy McKee 13.Jesse Dennis 14.Rick Bissell 15.Ryan Vicker 16.Tim Cooney |