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Anyone know where i find the full results from the outlaws at flemington nj speedway? i mean heats; consis; dash and features!

Long Live  20 Time  World Of Outlaws Champion Steve 
Kinser #11 

www.openwheeltimes.com should have it

www.manvelmotorsports.com

I checked there adn i found nothing? i used the search feature; but i guess i typed in the wrong stats? anyone have any ideas?

Long Live  20 Time  World Of Outlaws Champion Steve 
Kinser #11 

The previous poster gave you the right answer about where to find the results. Type Flemington in for the speedway and make sure to adjust the starting date on the database before searching. The results are there.

When you first go into that site you have to tinker a bit.

Just remember you are asking a computer so you have to ask precise questions.

1990 World of Outlaws Copenhagen-Skoal Shootout Sprint Car Series
Flemington Speedway, Flemington, New Jersey
Wednesday, May 30th, A Feature #20

Sammy Swindell returns to Flemington for the first time in seven years.

Autolite Pacesetter Qualifications:
1. Steve Kinser, Kinser 11, 16.374 / 137.297 MPH; 2. Keith Kauffman, Saucier-Strohpaul 20, 16.464; 3. Frankie Kerr, Shoff 23S, 16.467; 4. Bobby Davis Jr., Luna 10, 146.488; 5. Mark Kinser, Kinser 5M, 16.555; 6. Sammy Swindell, Annett 1, 16.570; 7. Doug Wolfgang, Williams 8, 16.687; 8. Randy Wolfe, Wintermyer 5W, 16.775; 9. Joe Gaerte, Wimmer 7TW, 16.802; 10. Dave Blaney, Chupp 7C, 16.977; 11. Stevie Smith, Hamilton 77, 17.001; 12. Steve Beitler, Moore 21, 17.011; 13. Cris Eash, Eash 17E, 17.018; 14. Bobby Allen, Allen 1A, 17.130; 15. Glenn Fitzcharles, Kerr 26, 17.132; 16. Billy Pauch, Hyneman 126, 17.362; 17. Rob Hart, Hart 57, 17.500; 18. Dave Haight, Sterner 69, 17.571; 19. Kevin Frey, Kehan 97, 17.641; 20. Chuck Reinert, Anfuso 3, 17.747; 21. Mark Plummer, Plummer 22, 17.813; 22. Alan Hewitt, Hewitt 11X, 18.223; 23. Tom Bear, Bear 79, 19.611.

Bar’s Leaks Heat Race (8 Laps)
1. Doug Wolfgang, 2. Cris Eash, 3. Steve Kinser, 4. Billy Pauch, 5. Dave Blaney, 6. Bobby Davis Jr., 7. Kevin Frey, 8. Alan Hewitt

Advance Liquid Glass Heat Race
1. Stevie Smith, 2. Keith Kauffman, 3. Rob Hart, 4. Bobby Allen, 5. Mark Kinser, 6. Chuck Reinert, 7. Tom Bear, 8. Randy Wolfe

Third Heat Race
1. Glenn Fitzcharles, 2. Dave Haight, 3. Steve Beitler, 4. Sammy Swindell, 5. Joe Gaerte, 6. Frankie Kerr, 7. Mark Plummer

Trophy Dash (5 Laps)
1. Sammy Swindell, 2. Steve Kinser, 3. Mark Kinser, 4. Keith Kauffman, 5. Joe Gaerte, 6. Doug Wolfgang

Sammy into the lead and the distance to lay claim for the Feature Pole.

B Feature (12 Laps)
1. Frankie Kerr, 2. Kevin Frey, 3. Bobby Davis Jr., 4. Mark Plummer, 5. Chuck Reinert, 6. Tom Bear $30.

A Feature (25 Laps)
1. Sammy Swindell [1] $5,010; 2. Dave Blaney [10] $3,010; 3. Doug Wolfgang [6] $2,260; 4. Steve Kinser [2] $2,110; 5. Frankie Kerr [7] $2,030; 6. Joe Gaerte [5] $1,760; 7. Stevie Smith [11] $1,510; 8. Steve Beitler [12] $1,410; 9. Billy Pauch [16] $1,310; 10. Cris Eash [13] $1,210; 11. Mark Kinser [3] $1,010; 12. Bobby Davis Jr. [8] $880; 13. Glenn Fitzcharles [15] $610; 14. Bobby Allen [14] $410; 15. Rob Hart [17] $310; 16. Keith Kauffman [4] $285; 17. Dave Haight [18] $260; 18. Kevin Frey [19] $280; 19. Mark Plummer [21] $280; 20. Chuck Reinert [20] $280; 21. Randy Wolfe [9] $260; 22. Alan Hewitt [22] $260.
Lap leader: Sammy Swindell 1-25.

Swindell and S. Kinser race side-by-side down the front stretch, through turns 1-2 and only until the back stretch will Sammy take the advantage. Sammy would quickly open about a two second lead by the end as Kauffman and Wolfgang would take Kinser for the second and third spots, but Sammy was well in control of the event. Wolfgang seemingly had the runner-up locked down only to run out of fuel on the last lap. Wolfgang would jerk the car out of gear to coast across the line over revving the engine leaving Crew Chief, Gary ‘Duece” Turrill to change engines for the second time on this evening to ready the car for the next event. Kauffman ran out of fuel around lap twenty-two running solidly in the 3rd spot and the yellow is out when he finally rolls to a stop in turn 4. Blaney was running in the 5th spot for most of the night and would move around Kinser, the slowing Wolfgang and Pauch. Pauch had started mid-pack and had raced into the 4th spot ahead of Kerr during the race fading at the end. Pauch is the all time Feature winning leader at Flemington with 103 victories. A total of three cautions slowed the Feature and each restart, Sammy was not seriously challenged. Defending WoO Champion, Davis would suffer from a tough night-he was off the pace in qualifications and was forced to run the B after his sixth place Heat run.

Sammy Swindell-“It’s kind of the same as the last time we came here, We won both times, there’s been a lot of changes-the track is different and the cars are different. Steve is one of the only guys around that can ace like that-I got awful close there a few times. I know I had to back off a few times and he did too. You might not see it, but we did. I was really trying not to get close enough to get together. It really didn’t feel right, We came in and made a change. I was trying to drive it one way and it was just not happy with it. We made another change and found out we were going in the exactly the opposite direction. So we went back the other way and it got better. We made changes before qualifying and the heats and it really felt good for the Feature.”

1990 World of Outlaws Copenhagen-Skoal Shootout Sprint Car Series
75th Anniversary Night
Flemington Speedway, Flemington, New Jersey
Saturday, August 4th, A Feature #46

Autolite Pacesetter Qualifications:
1. Dave Blaney, Chupp 7C, 15.926; 2. Doug Wolfgang, Williams 8, 15.995; 3. Steve Kinser, Kinser 11, 16.243; 4. Stevie Smith, Hamilton 77, 16.380; 5. Cris Eash, Eash 17E, 16.424; 6. Frankie Kerr, Shoff-Fetter 23S, 16.430; 7. Bobby Davis Jr., Luna 10, 16.434; 8. Paul Lotier, Ruch 7, 16.509; 9. Johnny Herrera, Powell 32U, 16.621; 10. Joe Gaerte, Wimmer 7TW, 16.752; 11. Billy Pauch, Hyneman 126, 16.808; 12. Rob Hart, Gano-Hart 57, 17.104; 13. Steve Beitler, Moore 21, 17.185; 14. Mark Plummer, Plummer 22, 17.554; 15. Bart Burton, Gano-Hart 57G, 18.215; 16. Don Wolf, Wolf 14, 18.715; 17. Keith Kauffman, Saucier-Strohpaul 20, No Time; 28. Alan Hewitt, Hewitt 11H, No Time; 19. Rick Bowen, Bowen 93, No Time.

Hewitt was done for the night after qualifications taking home $260. Bowen flipped in turn 2 during his hot lap session. He was Ok, also done for the night receiving $260 for his efforts.

Bar’s Leaks Heat Race (8 Laps)
1. Steve Kinser, 2. Dave Blaney, 3. Billy Pauch, 4. Bobby Davis Jr., 5. Cris Eash, 6. Steve Beitler, DNF-7. Bart Burton $260; DNF-8. Johnny Herrera.

Burton flipped the Rob Hart team car on the backstretch, he was Ok, but done for the night.

Amoco Ultimate Gasoline Heat Race
1. Joe Gaerte, 2. Doug Wolfgang, 3. Paul Lotier, 4. Rob Hart, 5. Stevie Smith, 6. Frankie Kerr, 7. Mark Plummer, 8. Don Wolf

Tums Trophy Dash (5 Laps)
1. Cris Eash, 2. Steve Kinser, 3. Doug Wolfgang, 4. Frankie Kerr, 5. Dave Blaney, 6. Stevie Smith.

Eash wins the dash for the right to start the Feature from the pole.

Steve Kinser wins his 259th career WoO A Feature.

A Feature (25 Laps)
1. Steve Kinser [2] $5,010; 2. Dave Blaney [5] $3,010; 3. Doug Wolfgang [3] $2,260; 4. Cris Eash [1] $2,110; 5. Stevie Smith [6] $2,010; 6. Frankie Kerr [4] $1,760; 7. Johnny Herrera [9] $1,510; 8. Paul Lotier [8] $1,410; 9. Bobby Davis Jr. [7] $1,310; 10. Billy Pauch [11] $1,210; 11. Joe Gaerte [10] $1,010; 12. Steve Beitler [13] $860; 13. Mark Plummer [14] $610; 14. Rob Hart [12] $410; 15. Don Wolf [15] $310; 16. Keith Kauffman [16] $285. DNS-Bart Burton, DNS-Rick Bowen, DNS-Alan Hewitt.
Lap leader: Steve Kinser 1-25.

Race went green-white-checker. Kinser into an immediate lead from Harry Dee’s green flag and was not to be denied in the dominating win onto winning by over a straightaway. Gaerte stumbled at the start and fell.

Kinser completes the 4-race sweep in 4 days taking the wins at Lernerville, Williams Grove twice and Flemington.

Steve Kinser-“The last time we came here and we went the wrong way with the car, this time we went the other way it worked out pretty well.”

Previous winner, Sammy Swindell opted out of the event to head back towards Ohio for the $10,000 to-win at Buckeye Speedway in Fremont on Sunday.

Mark Kinser recently returned to WoO competition after a shoulder injury, stayed in Pennsylvania to compete.

Billy Pauch had a banner night in the accompanying Modified event moving through the field and benefiting from early pace setters suffering from various mechanical and wreck issues to win over Mike Corcoran taking his 112th career win at Flemington and 12th overall of the season. Pauch had started 17th out of the 24 starters.

Thanks Michael98a; as usall i could count on you; i really thank you!!!

Long Live  20 Time  World Of Outlaws Champion Steve 
Kinser #11 

Anyone know if there is any videos out there for sale?

Long Live  20 Time  World Of Outlaws Champion Steve 
Kinser #11