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Ellithorpe, Sorgenfrey, Cox, Pratt, Dominacki and Neal Win Jackson County
Fair Races
by: Ed Potter
MAQUOKETA, IOWA (July 30) - One hundred and twenty-two cars jammed into the
pit area Thursday at Jackson County Speedway for the running of the Jackson
County Fair races. In front of a packed grandstand Jake Ellithorpe started
on the outside front row of the single caution 4-Stock feature and made it
pay as he led flag to flag for the victory. Tyler Kelly chased him the
entire way, even got beside him a couple of times, but had to settle for
second. John Flury was third with Scott Booth fourth and Jeremy Campbell
fifth.
CAMERON SORGENFREY |
The Hobby Stock feature had only two cautions with Shawn Flagel grabbing
the early lead. Cameron Sorgenfrey moved out front on lap three bringing
Sheldon Hunter with him. On lap five Nate Yoerger went into second and was
soon putting the pressure on Sorgenfrey. Sorgenfrey took the win with
Yoerger second. Tenth place starter, Kile Vohringer was third with Nate’s
dad, Bruce Yoerger fourth. Hunter held on for fifth.
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RAY COX JR (Birthday Boy ) |
Things got a little rougher when the IMCA Modified cars took to the
speedway as the caution flew five times in the first six laps. The fifth and
last was for Matt Irwin as he rolled his car off between turns three and
four. Matt was OK. Ben Traver led the first lap with Ray Cox Jr taking over
on the restart on lap two. Cox went on for the win with Traver second. In a
battle of the twenty-one’s Dan Klatt took third in his 21K. Kelly Meyer was
fourth in his car 21A over Cory Bauer’s fifth.
SCOTT PRATT |
Scotty Pratt took the lead of the four caution in the first four laps,
Street Stock feature and was soon holding off Joe Bonney. On the fourth lap
restart Bonney went out front with Pratt coming back on lap seven. Bonney
edged back out front on lap nine weith Pratt taking over on ten. Pratt took
the win with Dan Mohr a close second. Mitch Schmitz was third with
seventeenth place starter, Justin Speers fourth. Scott Griffin rounded out
the top five. With three laps to go Bonney was edged off the track and
didn’t finish.
BOB DOMINACKI |
Pole sitter, Bob Dominacki snatched the lead of the Gade Racing
Engines/Shirts ‘n’ Stuff Pro Modified feature. The caution once again flew
four times in the first four laps with one of them for Scott Fridley as he
rolled off turn four while running in third. Scott was also uninjured. After
the first four laps the caution didn’t come out again for the rest of the
race. Dominacki led flag to flag to win, but it was no give-away as Brad
Dierks kept him on his toes the entire race. Dierks got up beside Dominacki
often but had to settle for second. Milo Veloz Jr came from tenth to take
third with Dan Chapman fourth. Twelfth place starter, Doug Crampton was
fifth.
TERRY NEAL |
Terry Neal took the lead of the B & D Pit Stop IMCA Late Model feature on
the drop of the green with Kevin Blum right on his heels. Nobody was going
to catch Neal on this night as he led flag to flag to take the win. Blum
took second with Ray Guss Jr third and Ryan Duhme fourth. With five laps to
go Doug Nigh moved in to take fifth. Saturday, August seventh will be the
running of the rescheduled Dusty Kay Memorial race for 4-Stocks. All other
divisions will be running for points that night.
Results from Jackson County Fair races—Jackson County Speedway—Maquoketa,
Iowa 7/29/10
4-Stock
Heat one: 1. John Flury—Epworth; 2. Joey Veach—Maquoketa; 3. Mitch
Bielenberg—Charlotte; 4. Jon Scott—East Moline, IL; 5. Gene Potter—Delmar
Heat two: 1. Scott Booth—Camanche; 2. Jeremy Campbell—Dubuque; 3. Justin
Veloz—Colona, IL; 4. Tyler Kelly—Parnell; 5. Jake Ellithorpe—Delmar
Feature: 1. Ellithorpe; 2. Kelly; 3. Flury; 4. Booth; 5. Campbell; 6. Veloz;
7. Lane Vohringer—Maquoketa; 8. Potter; 9. Jake Montoya—Maquoketa; 10.
Bielenberg; 11. Scott; 12. Josh Lowe—Monroe, WI; 13. Brandon Jewell—Low
Moor; 14. Kyle Dyer—Maquoketa; 15. Veach; 16. Kayla Cox—Maquoketa
Hobby Stock
Heat one: 1. Shawn Flagel—Maquoketa; 2. Nate Yoerger—De Witt; 3. Bruce
Yoerger—De Witt; 4. Sheldon Hunter—Wyoming; 5. Steve Harms—Onslow
Heat two: 1. Kile Vohringer—Maquoketa; 2. Cameron Sorgenfrey—Wyoming; 3.
Hope Schmerbach—La Motte; 4. Andy Wagener—Maquoketa; 5. Justin Yarolem—Monmouth
Feature: 1. Sorgenfrey; 2. Nate Yoerger; 3. Vohringer; 4. Bruce Yoerger; 5.
Hunter; 6. Matt McGranahan—Maquoketa; 7. Yarolem; 8. Harms; 9. Gen
Ehlers—Oxford Junction; 10. D. J. Fuller—Lost Nation; 11. Wagener; 12. Josh
Starr—Bennett; 13. Josh Neal—Monmouth; 14. Schmerbach; 15. Flagel
IMCA Modified
Heat one: 1. Matt Wilson—Donahue; 2. Dan Klatt—Wheatland; 3. Cory
Bauer—Monticello; 4. Kelly Meyer—Big Rock; 5. Marty Scheckel—Long Grove
Heat two: 1. Randy Christner—Le Claire; 2. Matt Irwin—Maquoketa; 3. Ray Cox
Jr—Maquoketa; 4. Keith Feller—Park View; 5. Jerry Pratt—Blue Grass
Heat three: 1. Ben Traver—Lowden; 2. Bill Krertschmer—Eldridge; 3. Troy Sams—Maquoketa;
4. Joe Anders—Wyoming; 5. Bert Miller—Clarence
Feature: 1. Cox; 2. Traver; 3. Klatt; 4. Meyer; 5. Bauer; 6. Scheckel; 7.
Wilson; 8. Christner; 9. Feller; 10. Steve Olson—Preston; 11. Kretschmer;
12. Pratt; 13. Irwin; 14. Andrew Burk—Eldridge; 15. Buck Swanson—Waterloo;
16. George Spence III—Sherrard, IL; 17. Anders; 18. Jake Bowman—Maquoketa;
19. Sams; 20. Miller
Street Stock
Heat one: 1. Terry Rittmer—Savanna, IL; 2. Jon Poll—Delmar; 3. Dan
Mohr—Clarence; 4. Cary Brown—Davenport; 5. Korey Peterson—Colona, IL
Heat two: 1. Joe Beal—Milan, IL; 2. Brendan Driscoll—Preston; 3. Joe Bonney—Maquoketa;
4. Josh Starr—Bennett; 5. Scott Griffin—Princeton
Heat three: 1. Mitch Schmitz—Baldwin; 2. Scotty Pratt—Tipton; 3. Emily Gady—Clarence;
4. Jeremy Marquette—Davenport; 5. Shane Oberbreckling—Onslow
Feature: 1. Pratt; 2. Mohr; 3. Schmitz; 4. Justin Speers—Oxford; 5. Griffin;
6. Peterson; 7. Rittmer; 8. Rob Nylin—Silvis, IL; 9. Oberbreckling; 10.
Brent Nugent—Maquoketa; 11. Starr; 12. Poll; 13. Scott Wilson—Miles; 14.
Bonney; 15. Chip Kohl—Marion; 16. Beal; 17. Driscoll; 18. Gade; 19. Brown;
20. Marquette; 21. Ryan Claeys—Morrison, IL; 22. Kevin Brame—Omaha, NE; 23.
Jed Holland—Wyoming
Gade Racing Engines/Shirts ‘n’ Stuff Pro Modified
Heat one: 1. Bob Dominacki—Bettendorf; 2. Scott Fridley—Mechanicsville; 3.
Bill Butteris—Lisbon; 4. Matt Stein—Davenport; 5. Bart Miller—Clarence
Heat two: 1. Donovan Lodge—Moline, IL; 2. Brad Dierks—Clarence; 3. Milo
Veloz Jr—Colona, IL; 4. Brian Bushong—Colona, IL; 5. Timmy Current—Bernard
Heat three: 1. Dan Chapman—Clarence; 2. Doug Crampton—Rock Island, IL; 3.
Jason Pershy—Colona, IL; 4. Jarod Struss—Davenport; 5. Jake Bowman—Maquoketa
Feature: 1. Dominacki; 2. Dierks; 3. Veloz; 4. Chapman; 5. Crampton; 6.
Lodge; 7. Stein; 8. Butteris; 9. Jarett Franzen—Maquoketa; 10. Davey
Hammond—De Witt; 11. Bushong; 12. Pershy; 13. Struss; 14. Kevin Lehmkuhl—Camanche;
15. Kevin Dickey—Silvis, IL; 16. Fridley; 17. Current; 18. Miller; 19. Casey
Voss—Davenport
B & D Pit Stop IMCA Late Model
Heat one: 1. Terry Neal—Ely; 2. Doug Nigh—Maquoketa; 3. Cory Goldbeck—Camanche;
4. Rob Toland—Davenport; 5. Greg Wagner—Polo, IL
Heat two: 1. Ray Guss Jr—Milan, IL; 2. Joe Zrostlik—Long Grove; 3. Mike Zemo
Jr—Davenport; 4. Jeremiah Hurst—Dubuque; 5. Luke Merfeld—Dubuque
Heat three: 1. Jon Passick—Waterloo; 2. Ryan Duhme—La Motte; 3. Bryan
Klein—Cedar Rapids; 4. Kevin Blum—Colona, IL; 5. Eric Sanders—Coal Valley,
IL
Feature: 1. Neal; 2. Blum; 3. Guss; 4. Duhme; 5. Nigh; 6. Passick; 7. Toland;
8. Zemo; 9. Zrostlik; 10. Hurst; 11. Klein; 12. Merfeld; 13. Matt
Ryan—Davenport; 14. Don Pataska—Green Island; 15. Sanders; 16. Dustin
Edwards—Maquoketa; 17. D. J. Burke—Davenport; 18. Goldbeck; 19. Luke Goedert—Holy
Cross; 20. Luke Pestka—Robins; 21. Tom Pestka—Maquoketa; 22. Wagner; 23.
Mitch Current—Maquoketa
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