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Glendenning, Mueller, Zadina, Yearington and Miller take ACS Checkers CORNING, IA (August 16) - It was another wild night of action for the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series at the Adams County Speedway. With three night of racing left, all four classes have a different point leader than what they started the night with. Paul Glendenning, Dan Mueller, Joe Zadina and Kevin Yearington took home the feature wins and Greg Miller topped the Northland Oil pro street king of the hill. Tim Cooney paced the first few laps of the Whelen late model feature until Justin Zeitner took command for the next three laps. After lap five, Trent Jackson, Paul Glendenning and Chris Spieker moved to the top three spots with Jackson and Glendenning spending the rest of the race swapping the lead as they chased each other through open track as well as some heavy lapped traffic. Glendenning was able to prevail for the victory, which put him back into the point lead by three over Spieker. Glendenning was followed to the finish by Jackson, Spieker, Karl Ritterbusch and Leon Zeitner. Brian Foote shot to the early lead in the Budweiser modified feature and held the spot for the first three laps when Kirby Stiens took command. By the mid-point of the race Russell Stewart took the top spot but his lead only lasted a short time as Dan Mueller went by to lead the last several laps to score his second win of the season, as well as take back the point lead. Mueller was followed by Kirby Stiens, Stewart, Jeremy Tibben and Jared Stiens. The Northland Oil pro street feature saw Joe Zadina on the pole and he led all the laps to take the win, but like any other ACS class, there were plenty of competitors wanting to take the top spot away. Greg Miller was the last challenger to get a shot, but could not get close enough for a look at the lead. Zadina’s second win of the season was followed by Miller, Steve Churchill, Brad Derry and Dave Schafroth. Miller took over the point lead again with his second place finish, and then topped the king of the hill by beating Ron Ballinger, Schafroth and Craig Garner. David Weeda took the early lead in the NAPA hobby stock feature and paced the field over the first half of the race. Kevin Yearington then took over with Jesse Sobbing coming to second. Yearington was able to keep Sobbing at bay the rest of the way for his first win of the season. Yearington was chased to the line by Sobbing, Weeda, Jeremy Auten and Donald Sexton. Point leader Matt Hudson lost his point lead to Trent Davison when he rolled his car on the first lap of the feature. 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 Diamond Oil/Sunoco/Ironman Racing king of the hill for the Budweiser modifieds. 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.Ritchie 2.Hague 3.Davison Heat 2: 1.Myers 2.Vannausdle 3.Williamson Heat 3: 1.Weeda 2.B. Sink 3.Sobbing A Feature: 1.Kevin Yearington 2.Jesse Sobbing 3.David Weeda 4.Jeremy Auten 5.Donald Sexton 6.Matt Williamson 7.Chris Vannausdle 8.Trent Davison 9.Brett Sink 10.Rick Ritchie 11.Jerod Weston 12.Tom Myers 13.Jeremy Ribbey 14.Dean Orr 15.Glenn Orr 16.Cole Richards 17.Heath Anderson 18.Michael Howe 19.David Orr 20.Josh True 21.Robert Hague 22.Tim McCollum 23.Pat Shiflett 24.Jason Henson 25. Matt Hudson Northland Oil Pro Street: Heat 1: 1.Churchill 2.Derry 3.Negrete Heat 2: 1.Jobe 2.Ballinger 3.Zadina Heat 3: 1.G. Miller 2.C. Garner 3.Schafroth A Feature: 1.Joe Zadina 2.Greg Miller 3.Steve Churchill 4.Brad Derry 5.David Schafroth 6.Matt Hudson 7.Jeff Orr 8.Ron Ballinger 9.Craig Garner 10.Mike Garner 11.Kevin Jobe 12.Rick Negrete 13.AJ Miller 14.Jake Christensen 15.Dwain Pelzer 16.Kevin Sharp 17.Jeremy Swanson 18.Jason Oathoudt 19.Ron Helvie 20.Dean Richards 21.Cody Clark 22.Gary Henson 23.Jerry Parker 24.Mike McCurdy 25. Chris Vannausdle King of the Hill: round 1: Swanson over Orr, C. Garner over G. Garner, Schafroth over Churchill, G. Miller over Ballinger round 2: Garner over Swanson and Miller over Schafroth Final: Miller over Garner Budweiser Modified: Heat 1: 1.R. Stiens 2.Mueller 3.Wiggins Heat 2: 1.B. Foote 2.K. Stiens 3.Stewart Heat 3: 1.James 2.J. Stiens 3.JC Wyman A Feature: 1.Dan Mueller 2.Kirby Stiens 3.Russell Stewart 4.Jeremy Tibben 5.Jared Stiens 6.Brian Foote 7.JC Wyman 8.Alison Quick 9.Jeff Wiggins 10.Jeremy Houck 11.Larry Foote 12.Jerry Wyman 13.Eric Hanna 14.Barry Sandeman 15.Jeff Breeding 16.Ryan Stiens 17.Ryan Schaffer 18.Jack Larson 19.Rick Germar 20.Keven Parman 21.Stoney Stuart 22.Brad Bergren DQ…Mark Hoover, rough driving and Jeff James, contact after checkered flag. Whelen Late Model: Heat 1: 1.Glendenning 2.Jackson 3.Cooney Heat 2: 1.Todd McKee 2.J. Zeitner 3.O’Brien A Feature: 1.Paul Glendenning 2.Trent Jackson 3.Chris Spieker 4.Karl Ritterbusch 5.Leon Zeitner 6.Justin Zeitner 7.Todd McKee 8.Jason O’Brien 9.Jamie Kinyon 10.Jesse Dennis 11.Rick Bissell 12.Tim Cooney 13.Jeremy Hodapp 14.Troy McKee 15.Todd Morgan 16.Tom Perkins |