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Guss, Dierks, Greiner, Tyler, Slaughter, Take Wins Saturday Night at West Liberty
By Larry Bontz

WEST LIBERTY, IOWA (July 31) - Saturday night marked the return of the IMCA late models to the Muscatine County Fairgrounds and the west liberty raceway. In five divisions of racing three of those went caution free, and the modifieds now two out of the last three weeks have went fifty laps caution free pretty remarkable. In the IMCA late model division eighteen late models were on hand featuring the 2010 IMCA National Deery Brothers Summer Series National Points leader Ray Guss Jr. and the overall all time Deery Series leader in wins Jeff Aikey.In the twenty five lap a-main Guss who started eleventh quickly moved through the field as he moved around early leader Rob Toland on lap ten, then lead the remaining fifteen laps for his eighteenth win on what is and incredible season.

Four of those wins have come on the Deery Series most recently this past Wednesday at the famous Knoxville Raceway in Knoxville, Iowa. Wheeling the Roberts Motorsports entry out of east Moline, Illinois,Guss was followed across the stripe by Andy Eckrich in second who started tenth,Ron Boyse had a stellar run finishing third after starting eighth, Colby Springsteen
fourth, with Nate Beusling fifth.

In the Gustaf Engine and Machine open wheel modified division Brad Dierks passed Noah Coppess on the third lap and set sail leading the remaining seventeen laps for his seventh feature win overall for the season.Ryan Dolan who started eighth finished second,Larry Herring came home third,Dean Mahlstadt finished fourth,with Noah Coppess rouning out the top five.

In the Kile Motorsports Stock Car division Matt Greiner continues his winning ways as he chalked up win number eleven leading the fifteen lapper from flag to flag an event that went caution freeas well.The real battle was between greg gill and scotty pratt for second as they battled for several laps before gill finally won out.David Brandies finished third,Pratt fourth with Dakota Hayden fifth.

Since were not racing next week Brad Tyler got his birthday present a wek early as he won he fifteen lap Spenler Tire b-mod feature for win number seven so far this season.Zack Less was second,Mike Fleugel who lead early was third, Jason Speers fourth,with Jeff Nantz fifth.

Shaun Slaughter got back in the winning ways passing Rob Axsom on the fourth lap to  lead the remaining six laps for his seventh US6 Body Works farley flyers feature win.Tyler Kelly finished second,Rob Axsom third,Adrianne Doy another fine run fourth,with Jeff Miller fifth.

Precision Transmission IMCA Late Models 25 lap feature-1.Ray Guss Jr. 2.Andy Eckrich 3.Ron Boyse 4.Colby Springsteen 5.Nate Beusling 6.Todd Hormel 7.Rob Toland 8.Mike Murphy 9.Jeff Aikey 10.Jeff Guengrich

Heat Race Winners-Rob Toland,Andy Eckrich,Ray Guss Jr.


Gustaf Engine & Machine Modified 20 lap feature-1.Brad Dierks 2.Ryan Dolan 3.Larry Herring 4.Dean Mahlstadt 5.Noah Coppess 6.Dan Brockert 7.Jason Schueller 8.Steve Stewart 9.Shaun Lewis 10.Johnny Spaw

Heat Race Winners


Kile Motorsports Stock Cars 15 lap feature-1.Matt Greiner 2.Greg Gill 3.David Brandies 4.Scotty Pratt 5.Dakota Hayden 6.Matt Picray 7.Cory Rupp 8.Marcus Ostofi 9.Cody Harris

Heat Race Winners-Matt Greiner,Greg Gill


Spenler Tire B-Modified 15 lap feature-1.Brad Tyler 2.Zack Less 3.Mike Fleugel 4.Jason Speers 5.Jeff Nantz 6.Tanner Allen 7.Scott Hill 8.Rick Housman 9.Scott VanBuskirk 10.Doug Pratt

Heat Race Winners-Jason Speers,Scott VanBuskirk

 
US6 Body Works farley flers 10 lap feature-1.Shaun Slaughter 2.Tyler Kelly 3.Rob Axsom 4.Adrianne Doy 5.Jeff Miller 6.Nick Wilkerson 7.Dan Campbell 8.Wayne Noble 9,Robert Sharp 10.John Whelan

Heat Race Winners-Tyler Kelly Shaun Slaughter.