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10/9/15
MOWA Sprints
POWRi Midgets
30 Sprints
31 Midgets
Sprints
Heat one (started, *qualified for feature): 1. Jimmy Hurley 35 (1*) 2. Jim Moughan Jr. 1m (5*) 3. Bret Tripplett 22 (4*) 4. Jake Blackhurst 25 (7*) 5. Jerrod Hull 12 (8*) 6. Korey Weyant (10*) 7. Logan Faucon 52F (9) 8. Kevin Petty 72 (2) 9. Tyler Settlemoir 35T (3) 10. Paul Nienhiser 9 (6)
Entering the night in a point battle with Hull, Nienhiser climbed Settlemoir’s tire on the backstretch and flipped. After the red, Hurley led all ten laps for the win.
Heat two (started, *qualified for feature): 1. Rico Abreu 24 (4*) 2. Cory Bruns 42 (2*) 3. Terry Babb 47 (1*) 4. Aaron Andruskevitch 83 (6*) 5. Steven Russell 20 (7*) 6. Robbie Standridge 22s (5) 7. Jacob Patton 79J (3) 8. Chris Urish 77u (9) 9. Austin Brown 7 (10) 10. Mark Tischer 8T (8)
Babb led early, with C. Bruns and Abreu in tow. In a good battle, Bruns would take the lead on lap eight. Abreu would slide in front of first and second on the final lap for an exciting win.
Heat three (started, *qualified for feature): 1. Parker Price-Miller 2 (2*) 2. Brad Loyet o5 (5*) 3. Joey Moughan 17m (4*) 4. Jimmy Bridgeman 14T (6*) 5. Zach Daum 5D (7*) 6. AJ Bruns 44 (3) 7. Joe B. Miller 51B (9) 8. Jeremy Standridge 10s (8) 9. Travis Howard 63 (10) 10. Cale Thomas 91 (1)
Thomas spun on the first lap after contact with another car and restarted at the tail. Bruns led the distance, while Thomas had a rough ride. Two laps in, he had passed three cars, lost those spots and lost a front end. He was done for the night. Bruns rode second most of the way before flattening his right rear on the last lap and fading to sixth.
Dash (started): 1. Hurley (2) 2. Abreu (6) 3. Price-Miller (3) 4. Jim Moughan (5) 5. Blackhurst (1) 6. Loyet (4)
Hurley took the lead, while Loyet claimed second from Blackhurst on lap two. Abreu was third by lap three. At that point, Loyet blew his right rear tire in turn two. Hurley held on for the win, which put him on the pole.
B main (started): 1. Faucon (1) 2. Miller (2) 3. AJ Bruns (4) 4. R. Standridge (3) / 5. Je. Standridge (5) 6. Nienhiser (9) 7. Petty (10) 8. Patton (6) 9. Brown (8) 10. Tischer (11) 11. Howard (7) DNS – Urish, Settlemoir, Thomas
Faucon led Miller and AJ Bruns early in the 12-lapper. Patton spun two laps in to bring the caution. The race went green until the white flag. At that point, Tischer stopped with a broken front end. Nienhiser had worked from row five into the top four, and looked like he would salvage his night. He shot to second on the restart, but broke in turn three on the final lap and limped across the line in sixth.
A main (started): 1. Abreu (2) 2. Hurley (1) 3. Ji. Moughan (4) 4. Loyet (6) 5. Price-Miller (3) 6. Hull (12) 7. Andruskevitch (10) 8. Jo. Moughan (9) 9. R. Standridge (20) 10. AJ Bruns (19) 11. Blackhurst (5) 12. Tripplett (8) 13. Babb (14) 14. Faucon (17) 15. Daum (16) 16. Miller (18) 17. Weyant (13) 18. Bridgeman (11) 19. Russell (15) 20. C. Bruns (7)
Abreu shot out to the early lead in the 25-lapper as most of the field rode the wall. Hurley tried the low side for a while in second, followed by Ji. Moughan. Hull was the early mover, going from 12th to 7th. The only caution came at the halfway point for C. Bruns and Daum. Abreu took the green with two lapped cars between himself and Hurley, who was followed by Ji. Moughan, Price-Miller and Loyet. Price-Miller and Loyet exchanged several sliders for the fourth spot, with Loyet eventually gaining the spot. Up front, Rico slipped through traffic with ease on his way to his sixth career MOWA feature win.
Midgets
Heat one (started, *qualified for feature): 1. Justin Peck 5x (2*) 2. Daniel Robinson 57 (1*) 3. Alex Sewell 8 (4*) 4. Terry Babb 88 (3*) 5. Austin Prock 41 (6*) 6. David Budres 31B (5) 7. Devin Camfield 10c (7) DNS – Jay Mounce 12J
Heat two (started, *qualified for feature): 1. Thomas Meseraull 56 (2*) 2. Zach Daum 5D (1*) 3. Kevin Thomas Jr. 67K (4*) 4. Payton Pierce 39c (5*) 5. Kyle Schuett 9K (3) 6. Ryan Robinson 71 (6) 7. Shaun Shapel 84 (8) 8. Jake Neuman 3N (7)
Heat three (started, *qualified for feature): 1. Tyler Thomas 91T (2*) 2. Spencer Bayston 39 (4*) 3. Darren Hagen 17 (8*) 4. Keith Rauch 47 (1) 5. Austin Brown 7 (6) 6. Dalton Camfield 86c (3) 7. Brayton Lynch 1K (5) 8. Rico Abreu 97 (7)
Abreu clipped an infield tire in turn one on the first lap and pulled in the infield.
Heat four (started, *qualified for feature): 1. Bryan Clauson 63 (6*) 2. Andrew Felker 11A (1*) 3. Tanner Thorson 67 (4*) 4. Tucker Klaasmeyer 27 (7*) 5. Andy Malpocker 22 (3) 6. Scott Hatton 1 (2) 7. Dave Camfield Jr. 16c (5)
Clauson grabbed the lead from Felker at the halfway point of the 8-lapper.
B main (started): 1. Brown (1) 2. Abreu (13) 3. Malpocker (5) 4. R. Robinson (6) 5. Schuett (4) 6. Rauch (2) / 7. Dalton Camfield (8) 8. Budres (3) 9. Lynch (10) 10. Devin Camfield (12) 11. Shapel (7) 12. Neuman (11) 13. Dave Camfield Jr. (9) DNS – Hatton, Mounce
A main (started): 1. Thorson (13) 2. Hagen (3) 3. Abreu (18) 4. Bayston (6) 5. Daum (10) 6. D. Robinson (8) 7. Malpocker (19) 8. Pierce (16) 9. Brown (17) 10. Felker (11) 11. Klaasmeyer (9) 12. Sewell (7) 13. Schuett (21) 14. Rauch (22) 15. Prock (14) 16. Peck (2) 17. Clauson (1) 18. Meseraull (4) 19. Thomas Jr. (12) 20. T. Thomas (5) 21. Babb (15) 22. R. Robinson (20)
Peck led early in the 30-lapper over Clauson and Hagen. With four laps in the books, Babb and R. Robinson came together, with the latter flipping. Both were done. Peck led Clauson, Meseraull and T. Thomas back to green. Peck and Clauson battled for the lead, and Schuett and Sewell brought the yellow out on lap eight. T. Thomas shot by Hagen for third on lap ten, and Clauson worked by Peck for the lead. A lap later, Peck bounced off the turn one wall, collecting, T. Thomas, who flipped and Daum. Clauson led on the restart, ahead of Hagen, Meseraull, Thorson and Bayston. Clauson slowed shortly after and Meseraull, Klaasmeyer and Thomas Jr. piled into turn one. Only Klaasmeyer would continue. Clauson was also unable to start. Hagen inherited the lead. On lap 15, Abreu advanced into third. Thorson tried a few sliders on Hagen for the lead, before it stuck on lap 20. It was his fifth career POWRi win.
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