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MAQUOKETA, IOWA (August 7) - Saturday Jackson County Speedway hosted the 4th annual Dusty Kay Memorial race for 4 Stocks. Thirteen hundred dollars was added to the 4-Stock purse including five Hundred for the winner. Pole sitter, Gene Potter grabbed the early lead of this thirteen lapper holding off the challenges of Jake Montoya. The caution flew at lap six and before the race could get another lap it flew again for a car losing a wheel. On the restart positions stayed the same with Potter out front and Montoya challenging. One lap later Montoya edged out front to lead a lap, but then Potter came right back to take over. The races final caution flew at lap nine. On the restart Mike Morrow went to the point and never looked back as he went for the victory. Eighth place starter Jake Ellithorpe took second with Potter holding on for third. Ricky Kay was fourth with twelfth place starter, Jason Blocker fifth. The Hobby Stock feature went greenflag to checkers caution free. Josh Neal led lap one with Nate Yoerger taking over on lap two.l At lap seven Shawn Flagel went out front and held on to take his second win of the season. Yoerger held on for second with Kile Vohringer third, Justin Yarolem fourth and Cameron Sorgenfrey fifth. The Midwest Jalopies made their second visit to the speedway this season and their feature also ran caution free. Bob Mingst put his 34 Ford out front, but Chris Gillmore took over on lap seven in his 38 Dodge. Gillmore went on for the win with The 33 Chevy of Rodney Haack taking second. MIngst held on for third with Doug Picray fourth in a 35 Ford and Jerry Cayler fifth in a 40 Chevy. The IMCA Modified feature didn’t go quite as smooth as the prior two features, although the cautiononly came out twice. The first was before a lap was scored and involved six cars piling up coming off turn four. When the race started it was Mike Fuller leading lap one with Cory Bauer taking over on lap two. As four cars piled up between turns one and two the other caution flew. On the restart it was Bauer back out front with Keith Feller edging out on lap four. Bauer came back on lap five and was soon being challenged by fourteenth place starter, Ben Traver. Traver finally got by on lap eleven and went on for his second win of the season. Bauer held on for second with twelfth place starter, Mark Schulte taking third. Feller was fourth with Jake Waterman fifth. Brendan Driscoll led the first lap of the Street Stock feature and the caution flew involving Driscoll and two other cars. On the restart Jed Holland took over the point with Chip Kohl taking over on lap four. Dan Mohr had rolled his race car in his heat race and borrowed Mitch Schmitz’s car for the feature, starting last. Mohr went out font on lap six and despite two more single car cautions never looked back, to go on for his fourth win this year. A real battle formed behind him between Driscoll and Kohl for second with Kohl taking the spot on the last lap. Driscoll was third with Josh Wilson fourth and Holland fifth. Timmy Current grabbed the lead of the Gade Racing Engines/Shirts ‘n’ Stuff Pro Modified feature and held it through the white flag lap despite four single car cautions keeping the field tightened up. By the mid-race point Current was being challenged by Doug Crampton on every lap. On the last lap coming for the checkers with Current on the inside and Crampton on the outside, Current got a little loose and Crampton took his third win of the season by a nose. Thad Wilson was third with Jake Bowman fourth and Matt Stein fifth. Coming from his fourth place starting spot Ryan Duhme snatched the early lead of the B & D Pit Stop IMCA Late Model feature. At lap six Terry Neal got by bringing Doug Nigh with him. By lap eight Ray Guss Jr had moved into second and the chase was on. At lap fifteen the caution flew for a driveshaft on the racing surface in the back straightaway. As this caution was flying Neal went off the track at one end avoiding the driveshaft and Guss went off at the other end avoiding the car that lost it. Both cars were given their positions back as the falg was for the debris. With the field tightened back up it was Neal back out front on the restart. Neal went on for his fifth victory this season. Guss was second with Nigh third. Bryan Klein took fourth with Joe Zrostlik fifth.
Results from Jackson County Speedway—Maquoketa, Iowa 8/7/10
4 Stock Heat one: 1. Lane Vohringer—Maquoketa; 2. Gene Potter—Delmar; 3. Ricky Kay—Wheatland; 4. Mitch Bielenberg—Charlotte; 5. Tim Maika—Clinton Heat two: 1. John Flury—Epworth; 2. Jake Montoya—Maquoketa; 3. Scott Booth—Camanche; 4. Mike Morrow—Clinton; 5. Jacob Temple—Lancaster, WI Heat three: 1. Jake Ellithorpe—Delmar; 2. Jeremy Campbell—Dubuque; 3. Jason Blocker—Eldridge; 4. Randy Byerly—Tipton; 5. Randy Sinning—Maquoketa Feature: 1. Morrow; 2. Ellithorpe; 3. Potter; 4. Kay; 5. Blocker; 6. Brandon Jewell—Low Moor; 7. Montoya; 8. Booth; 9. Temple; 10. Sinning; 11. Kyle Biddle—Walcott; 12. Byerly; 13. Vohringer; 14. Bielenberg; 15. Campbell; 16. Flury; 17. Jim McKinney—Wheatland; 18. Maika; 19. Ricky Egan—Maquoketa
Hobby Stock Heat one: 1. Nate Yoerger—De Witt; 2. Shawn Flagel—Maquoketa; 3. Mike McGarry—Camanche; 4. Kile Vohringer—Maquoketa; 5. Matt Montoya—Maquoketa Heat two: 1. Bruce Yoerger—De Witt; 2. Justin Yarolem—Monmouth; 3. Josh Neal—Monmouth; 4. Sheldon Hunter—Wyoming; 5. Cameron Sorgenfrey—Wyoming Feature: 1. Flagel; 2. Nate Yoerger; 3. Vohringer; 4. Yarolem; 5. Sorgenfrey; 6. Bruce Yoerger; 7. Neal; 8. Hunter; 9. Andy Wagener—Maquoketa; 10. Montoya; 11. McGarry; 12. Gene Ehlers—Oxford Junction
Midwest Jalopies Heat one: 1. Rodney Haack—Camanche; 2. Bob Mingst—Clarence; 3. Chris Gillmore—Monticello; 4. Dennis Blunt—Monticello; 5. Doug Picray—Monticello Feature: 1. Gillmore; 2. Haack; 3. Mingst; 4. Picray; 5. Jerry Cayler—Galt; 6. Blunt
IMCA Modified Heat one: 1. Matt Wilson—Donahue; 2. Jake Waterman—Milan, IL; 3. Johnny Walker—Stanwood; 4. Troy Sams—Maquoketa; 5. Joe Anders—Wyomong Heat two: 1. Ray Cox Jr—Maquoketa; 2. Mike Fuller—Welton; 3. Greg Wilson—Bettendorf; 4. Mark Schulte—Delhi; 5. Ben Traver—Lowden Heat three: 1. Cory Bauer—Monticello; 2. Randy Christner—Le Claire; 3. Keith Feller—Park View; 4. Jerry Pratt—Blue Grass; 5. Steve Olson—Preston Feature: 1. Traver; 2. Bauer; 3. Schulte; 4. Feller; 5. Waterman; 6. Pratt; 7. Greg Wilson; 8. Dan Klatt—Wheatland; 9. Fuller; 10. Matt Wilson; 11. Walker; 12. Bill Kretschmer—Eldirdge; 13. Anders; 14. Sams; 15. Christner; 16. Cox; 17. Olson; 18. Bart Miller—Clarence
Street Stock Heat one: 1. Brendan Dirscoll—Preston; 2. Kevin Brame—Omaha, Ne; 3. Jed Holland—Wyoming; 4. Brent Nugent—Maquoketa; 5. Mike Conley—Mt. Vernon Heat two: 1. Emily Gade—Clarence; 2. Josh Wilson—Clinton; 3. Ryan Claeys—Morrison, IL; 4. Joe Bonney—Maquoketa; 5. Mitch Schmitz—Baldwin Feature: 1. Dan Mohr—Clarence; 2. Chip Kohl—Marion; 3. Driscoll; 4. Wilson; 5. Holland; 6. Claeys; 7. Nugent; 8. Shane Oberbreckling—Onslow; 9. Conley; 10. Brame; 11. Bonney; 12. Gade Gade Racing Engines/Shirts’n’Stuff Pro Modified Heat one: 1. Thad Wilson—Moline, IL; 2. Timmy Current—Bernard; 3. Ray Cox Jr—Maquoketa; 4. Doug Crampton—Rock Island, IL; 5. Bart Miller—Clarence Feature: 1. Crampton; 2. Current; 3. Wilson; 4. Jake Bowman—Maquoketa; 5. Matt Stein—Davenport; 6. Kevin Dickey—Silvis, IL; 7. Kory Meyer—Big Rock; 8. Cox; 9. Jarett Franzen—Maquoketa; 10. Miller; 11. Brad Dierks—Clarence; 12. Brian Bushong—Colona, IL
B & D Pit Stop IMCA Late Model Heat one: 1. Terry Neal—Ely; 2. Cory Goldbeck—Camanche; 3. Justin Kay—Wheatland; 4. Joe Ross—Thomson, IL; 5. Greg Wagner—Polo, IL Heat two: 1. Ray Guss Jr—Milan, IL; 2. Joe Zrostlik—Long Grove; 3. Doug Nigh—Maquoketa; 4. Bryan Klein—Cedar Rapids; 5. Ryan Duhme—La Motte Feature: 1. Neal; 2. Guss; 3. Nigh; 4. Klein; 5. Zrostlik; 6. Duhme; 7. Goldbeck; 8. Wagner; 9. Don Pataska—Green Island; 10. Kelly Meyer—Big Rock; 11. Chris Prichard—Bellevue; 12. Kay; 13. Mitch Current—Maquoketa; 14. Luke Pestka—Robins; 15. Buck Harmening—East Moline, IL; 16. Tom Pestka—Maquoketa; 17. Ross
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