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Spieker, Wyman, Miller, Yearington and Mueller top ACS action CORNING, IA (August 23) - Only two nights remain for the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series at the Adams County Speedway for 2008. Point races continue to be tight as Chris Spieker, J.C. Wyman, Greg Miller and Kevin Yearington took the feature wins with Dan Mueller taking the Budweiser modified king of the hill. Troy McKee and Jeremy Hodapp took turns with the lead over the first laps of the Whelen late model feature. Todd McKee then charged to the front and held the spot through the mid-point of the race when Chris Spieker took over. Once in the lead, Spieker had Todd McKee and Trent Jackson close behind but neither could get past Spieker. Spieker was followed to the checkered by Todd McKee, Jackson, Leon Zeitner and Paul Glendenning. Spieker now retakes the point lead from Glendenning by 5 points. The Budweiser modified feature began with Kirby Stiens taking the top spot. Jeff James charged up from his 14th starting spot to take the lead by lap five. James was using the bottom lane of the track to maintain his lead, but J.C. Wyman went to the high line and the pair spent the last several laps of the event swapping the lead. Wyman would go on to record his second win on the season ahead of James, Jared Stiens, Jeremy Tibben and Dan Mueller. Mueller holds a three point lead over Tibben and he also won the king of the hill race over Tibben in the final. Dwain Pelzer jumped to the early lead in the Northland Oil pro street feature but that lead only lasted a few laps as A. J. Miller took over. Miller then gave up the top spot to Steve Churchill with Miller’s dad, Greg, coming up to second. The elder Miller then erased the lead Churchill had and moved by and into the lead. Churchill kept the pressure on the rest of the way, but Miller recorded his third win of the season and stretched his point lead to seven over Churchill. Miller and Churchill were followed to the finish by A.J. Miller, Ron Ballinger and Joe Zadina. Robert Hague took the lead in the NAPA hobby stock feature and as the pack shuffled spots behind him, he ran comfortably in the lead. With only five laps to go, Kevin Yearington had won the shuffle with the pack running for second and he got to Hague to take over the top spot. Yearington was followed at the line by Jesse Sobbing, Trent Davison, Rick Ritchie and Matt Williamson. Davison maintained his point lead, but had to run the last lap with flames coming off his engine. 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 action will be followed by the Whelen late model king of the hill presented by Sunoco/Diamond Oil and 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.True 2.Shiflett 3.Ribbey Heat 2: 1.Williamson 2.Weeda 3.J. Sink Heat 3: 1.Davison 2.Sobbing 3.Hague A Feature: 1.Kevin Yearington 2.Jesse Sobbing 3.Trent Davison 4.Rick Ritchie 5.Matt Williamson 6.Robert Hague 7.Tom Myers 8.Glenn Orr 9.Jeremy Auten 10.Dean Orr 11.David Weeda 12.Brett Sink 13.Josh True 14.Michael Howe 15.David Orr 16.Chris Vannausdle 17.Jeremy Ribbey 18.Pat Shiflett 19.Joshua Sink 20.Jerod Weston Northland Oil Pro Street: Heat 1: 1.Churchill 2.A.J. Miller 3.M. Garner Heat 2: 1.Negrete 2.Schafroth 3.Pelzer Heat 3: 1.Zadina 2.Ballinger 3.Parker A Feature: 1.Greg Miller 2.Steve Churchill 3.A. J. Miller 4.Ron Ballinger 5.Joe Zadina 6.Mike Garner 7.Rick Negrete 8.Craig Garner 9.Dwain Pelzer 10.Glen Hoyt 11.Jeff Orr 12.Brad Derry 13.Kevin Jobe 14.Dave Schafroth 15.Ed Hamilton 16.Jerry Parker 17.Jake Christensen 18.Kevin Sharp 19.Chris Vannausdle 20.Dean Richards 21.Cody Clark 22.Ron Helvie 23.Tim Podraza 24.Mike McCurdy Budweiser Modified: Heat 1: 1.Tibben 2.Hanna 3.James Heat 2: 1.B. Foote 2.Wiggins 3.J. Wyman Heat 3: 1.Parman 2.J. Stiens 3.K. Stiens A Feature: 1.J.C. Wyman 2.Jeff James 3.Jared Stiens 4.Jeremy Tibben 5.Dan Mueller 6.Russell Stewart 7.Kirby Stiens 8.Ryan Peckham 9.Jesse Dennis 10.Jerry Wyman 11.Alison Quick 12.Eric Hanna 13.Larry Foote 14.Kevin Bills 15.Brian Foote 16.Mark Hoover 17.Jeff Wiggins 18.Stoney Stuart 19.Keven Parman 20.Ryan Schaffer 21.Jack Larson 22.Ryan Stiens 23.Chris Hogan 24.Derrick Hicks 25. Brad Bergren 26. Todd Van Eaton King of the Hill: Round 1: Mueller over L. Foote, K. Stiens over Wiggins, James over Quick, Tibben over B. Foote Round 2: Mueller over K. Stiens, Tibben over James Final: Mueller over Tibben Whelen Late Model: Heat 1: 1.L. Zeitner 2.Spieker 3.Glendenning Heat 2: 1.Ritterbusch 2.Jackson 3.Cooney A Feature: 1.Chris Spieker 2.Todd McKee 3.Trent Jackson 4.Leon Zeitner 5.Paul Glendenning 6.Karl Ritterbusch 7.Justin Zeitner 8.Jason O’Brien 9.Ryan Vicker 10.Mike Whitehead 11.Jamie Kinyon 12.Jeremy Hodapp 13.Troy McKee 14.Ron Binning 15.Tim Cooney 16.Rick Bissell 17.Tom Perkins 18.Mike Eversole 19.Scott Green |