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IKF
grand nationals annual • karter news
volume 50 • number 11 • november 2010
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Congratulations 2010
IKF 2-Cycle and 4-Cycle
Grand National Champions
2-CYCLE
CHAMPIONS
COLTON HERTA
ZANE SMITH
JAKE CRAIG
BRONSON EGGERT
LELAND HOLDEN
NICK JOHNSTON
KOLBY ARAKI
BOBBY KELLEY
DYLAN NOBILE
ANTHONY WILLIS
HUDSON MORROW
CURTIS PAUL
4-CYCLE
CHAMPIONS
STING RAY ROB
DAVEY MANTHEI JR.
ARTIE CARPENTER
TIM LAWRENCE
TERRY LAWRENCE
HAILEY GROFF
LONDON AMLIN
ALAN CATHEY
TRISTEN OREAR
MICHAEL SCHORN
DAVID SCHORN
BRODY ROA
CHRIS HATCH
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grand
nationals
grand nationals annual
karter news
volume 50 • number 11
november 2010
2010
Table of ConTenTs
MeMbership news .................................................................................................................................. 6
Road Race Grand Nationals - 8
road race grand nationals ........................................................................................................ 8
road race grand nationals whatcharuns .................................................................... 12
4-cycle sprint grand nationals .............................................................................................. 18
4-Cycle Sprint Grand Nationals - 18
4-cycle sprint grand nationals whatcharuns ............................................................ 25
vintage kart club of aMerica at 4-cycle sprint grand nationals .................. 28
ikf speedway series inforMation .............................................................................................. 30
4-cycle speedway grand nationals ....................................................................................... 31
4-Cycle Speedway Grand Nationals - 31
4-cycle speedway grand nationals whatcharuns ..................................................... 42
2-cycle sprint grand nationals .............................................................................................. 45
2-cycle sprint grand nationals whatcharuns ............................................................ 53
2-Cycle Sprint Grand Nationals - 45
2-cycle speedway/speedway Midget grand nationals .............................................. 57
2-cycle speedway/speedway Midget grand nationals whatcharuns ............ 68
advertiser index ................................................................................................................................ 71
2-Cycle Speedway/Midget Grand Nationals - 57
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oad race
northern California karters
buttonwillow raceway park
bakersfield california
june 29 - july 2 • 2010
photos by jerry imboden • kart art
new ikf eXperts:
anthony honeywell
Joe kitterman
scott kuntze
scott saunders
Hot Summer Racing at the 2010
IKF Road Race Grand Nationals
the northern california karters
hosted this years edition of the road
race grand nationals at buttonwillow
raceway park near bakersfield
california. the event was held under
warm sunny conditions perfect for fast
times and close racing. luckily we did
not get the scorching heat that is usually
seen in the area during many days
of the summer.
the race was held over three days
each of which started with ample practice
time.
Day One
the first race action on wednesday
was the first heat for tag light, 80 sr.
and 80 Jr. the second heat ran later in
the day. dave cabico was the winner
in tag light followed by scott saunders
and chris Mccabe. tony rodriguez
won in formula 80 sr. and Joshua
gularte finished first in 80 Jr.
next in action was formula 125 ltd
heavy. troy shooter took home the win
with victories in both heat races, beating
todd baker both times. todd took
home a second followed by andrew
kemp who recovered from a poor first
heat to take third.
we next saw action in yamaha ltd
heavy sprint combined with the world
formula Medium class. anthony honeywell
took home the first of his three
duffys for the week in the yamaha class.
david koomjan followed in second and
larry stevens finished in third. chris
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Abbas just edged Taelor Janes for the
prize in World Formula ahead of Brien
Bluhm who came home third.
One of the biggest classes of the week
ran next, West Coast Super Stock CR125
Heavy. Bill Gulick took home another
Duffy to add to his vast collection by
winning both heats. Ryen Miller was
second in both heats and gave Gulick
a good run in heat 2. Todd Baker drove
hard and his third place finish in the
second heat put him third overall.
The day ended with Yamaha KT100
Heavy and TaG-E II on the track together.
Scott Kuntze cruised to the Yamaha
win while Joe Kitterman was able to
beat Dave Cabico and Larry Oneil for
the win in Tag-E.
Bench racing was hot and heavy as
the night concluded and everyone got
their equipment ready for day two.
Day Two
Thursday began with West Coast
TaG FBO (front brake optional). Paul
Bonilla won both heats to take home his
Duffy. Heat one saw a fierce battle for
second through fifth eventually finishing
with Kyle Kuntze second and Terre
Rothweiler third. Heat two finished
with the same top three so that was
your podium.
In West Coast Super Stock CR125
the Hegar family made their presence
known with Chris Hegar taking the
win. Justin Casey was second and Bill
Gulick was third.
The Yamaha Ltd Light sprinters were
out next once again with the always
fun World Formula Heavy class. The
World Formula class was a replay of the
prior days race with Chris Abbas taking
home his second Duffy of the week
once again getting the better of Taelor
Janes and Brien Bluhm. While the 4
Cycle class was minding their manners
the Yamahas seemed to get a little crazy.
Black flags were flying as several drivers
failed to heed the no bumping rule.
When the dust settled Scott Saunders
came home in first followed by Kyle
Kuntze and Billy Howard.
The always popular IC-E class rolled
out with world motorcycle champion
Eddie Lawson taking heat one over
Ryen Miller and Larry Dobbs. Miller
beat Dobbs in heat two as Lawson suffered
a mechanical issue. Final results
put Miller on top followed by Dobbs
and then Lawson filled out the podium.
Formula 125 Ltd also ran Thursday
with a big field. Troy Shooter took home
a Duffy, Dave Fultz was second and
Todd Cameron finished third.
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Tag-E Saw Scott Saunders win his second
Duffy of the day with Paul Bonilla
second and Terre Rothweiler third.
Super Stock Sit-up was the last event
of the day. Anthony Honeywell also
won his second Duffy of the event by
besting David Koomjan and Michael
Estrella. This one made for some drama
as initially Honeywell was DQ’d for an
engine that was not homologated. After
several conferences and discussions the
correct call was made and Anthony was
awarded his victory. Thanks to the tech
team for taking the time to make the
right decision.
Day Three
After another night of tall tales and
tuning racers were ready for the last
day of competition. Friday started off
with another TaG FBO class and a third
win of the week for Scott Saunders. The
always in the hunt Joe Kitterman finished
second along with Dave Cabico
continuing his good runs for the week
in third.
The Hegars once again rose to the
occasion in Fridays Super Stock CR125
races. Chris beat Ryan with Jimmy
McNeil bringing it home third. Bill
Gulick continued to prove he’s a contender
with a fourth.
In 100cc Open Anthony Honeywell
continued his assault on the Duffy winning
his third of the event.
Scott Kuntze won his second of the
week by winning Yamaha Sportsman.
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Formula 125 was Ryan Hegar’s turn
in the spotlight as he bested Troy Shooter
and Dave Fultz.
TaG Heavy saw Scott Saunders win
again for a total of four wins on the
week.
Scott Kuntze won Yamaha KT100
Light for his third win of the event and a
sweep of the Yamaha laydown classes.
In what was probably the emotional
moment of the week the always fast
Unlimited class took to the track. The
Duffy was sponsored by the Friends of
Larry Kurpiewski who passed away
suddenly last year. In a highly emotional
win Ryan Kurpiewski took the
Duffy over Ryen Miller and Anthony
Williams who both had strong runs.
Congratulations to the Kurpiewski
family. It was a fitting tribute and a
very popular outcome.
The NCK also awarded the yearly
Ruttman award to Mark Morrison.
Mark builds his own chassis for the ICE
class and had a beautiful kart prepared
for the event.
NCK would like to thank all the participants
and volunteers who helped
to make this race a success. You can
always follow the NCK on the internet
www.nckroadracing.com
IKF 2010 Road Race • Duffy & Belt Buckles Class Sponsors
Yamaha KT100S Light
Northern California Karters
Yamaha KT100S Heavy
Portland Karting Association
Unlimited/FKE III
In Memory Of Larry Kurpiewski
Tag Enduro
Northern California Karters
IKF Intercontinental E
AWI Exhibits & Displays/
Droffat's Garage
Yamaha Ltd Light Sprint
Northern California Karters
Yamaha Ltd Heavy Sprint
Northern California Karters
TaG Heavy
Northern California Karters
TaG Light
Northern California Karters
Formula 125 Limited
Northern California Karters
Formula 125 Limited Heavy
Northern California Karters
Formula 125
Northern California Karters
Super Stock CR125
Cambrian Go Karts
IKF Briggs World Form. Med.
F. Rodgers Insulation
IKF Briggs World Formula
Heavy
F. Rodgers Insulation
NCK Tag Enduro II
Northern California Karters
WC Super Stock CR125 II
Northern California Karters
WC TaG FBO II
Northern California Karters
WC Super Stock CR125
Competition Motors Corp.
Super Stock Sit Up
Northern California Karters
WC TaG FBO
Scribner Plastics
FKE I
Honeywell Racing
Yamaha Sportsman Heavy
Northern California Karters
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2010 Road Race grand NATIONAL whatcharuns
Finish NAME CHASSIS MOTOR CLUTCH PIPE BRAKES WHEELS/TIRES HELMET/SUIT MOTOR BUILDER/SHOP SPONSORS
Tag Light
1st Dave Cabico
2nd Scott Saunders
3rd Chris Mccabe
4th Joe Kitterman 07 Swiss Hutless
Toxic
5th Terre Rothweiler
Formula 80 Senior
1st Tony Rodriguez
2nd Patrick McCawley
Formula 80 Junior
1st Joshua Gularte
Formula 125 Limited Heavy
1st Troy Shooter
Frizs RMC Spec RMC Spec RR Only Swiss
Hutless
2nd Todd Baker CRG Road Rebel Honda CR-125 R-4 RLV Brembo Douglas/MGs Simpson Super Shark/
Design 500
3rd Andrew Kemp Energy Kinetic 125cc Vortex
ICC
Blackstar/MG Arai/MiR Don Holmboe/CMC Oregon Realty/CMC
Bridgestone YKC
Zamp RZ31 Elite/
Painted by Cleber
Designs
Toddzilla Racing
4th Bill Cox GP6 Honda CR125 RLV R4 GP Douglas/MGFZ Bell GTX/Leaf Lap Tech-San Diego/Porter
Friend
5th Sean Boyd
Yamaha Ltd Heavy Sprint 360 Lbs
1st Anthony Honeywell
2nd David Koomjan
Toddzilla Thermal Imaging,
Toddzilla Racing, Thanks
Everyone!
K Custom Street Rods, Zamp
Helmets, Zep Products
3rd Larry Stevens Hi Rev Emmick Yamaha SMC Axle RLV MCP Douglas/Dunlop Zamp/Stewart Stevens Wife and Self
4th Michael Estrella Invader Yamaha Horstman DXL RLV A4 Paul Martin Douglas/Dunlop S-3&S-4 Bieffe, Stewart, Terry Ives
Self
G-force
5th Kyle Kuntze KRT Yamaha Horstman DXL RLV KRT Douglas/Bridgestone and
Maxxis
Extreme Karting Anaheim, DPR
Construction, Inc.
Simpson/Sparco High-Rev Engineering K&K Racing, Horstman Mfg.,
In-N-Out Burger, High-Rev
Engineering, Burris, Douglas
Wheel, Hegar 4
World Formula Medium 365 lbs
1st Chris Abbas 95 Emmick Viper Briggs & Stratton Premier RLV MCP Disc Brakes Front-Douglas/Bridgestone, Zamp Helmet/K-1 Suit Dad/Terry Ives Mom
World Formula
Rear-Trophy/Bridgestone
2nd Taelor James
3rd Brien Bluhm Emmick Briggs Premier RLV Yes Neurosis
4th Cliff Letterman Tony Kart Briggs & Premier RLV MFR Standard Douglas/Bridgestone Scorpion Exo-400/ Merle Abbas/Terry Ives Wife's Checkbook
Stratton World
Formula
Sparco
Industries
5th Cory Madigovich
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2010 Road Race grand NATIONAL whatcharuns
Finish NAME CHASSIS MOTOR CLUTCH PIPE BRAKES WHEELS/TIRES HELMET/SUIT MOTOR BUILDER/SHOP SPONSORS
WC Super Stock CR125 II
1st Bill Gulick Swiss Hutless Honda Honda RLV Swiss Hutless Douglas/Bridgestone Simpson/MiR Don Holmboe/CMC CMC, Gulick Trucking, Tech
2nd Ryen Miller Birel Honda CR125 RLV Birel Edwards/MG Simpson/Shift Don Durbin, Sr./Cambrian
Go-Karts
3rd Todd Baker CRG Road Rebel Honda CR-125 R-4 RLV Brembo Douglas/MGs Simpson Super Shark/ Toddzilla Racing
Design 500
Cambrian Go-Karts, Miller &
Sons Racing
Toddzilla Thermal Imaging,
Toddzilla Racing, Thanks
Everyone!
4th Chris Mccabe
5th Sean Bond
Yamaha KT100S Heavy 400 Lbs
1st Scott Kuntze Proline Yamaha KT100S Horstman RLV Hegar 4/MCP Douglas/Dunlop Simpson/KD Hi-Rev Engineering Hi-Rev, Burris, Hegar 4, My Wife
2nd Anthony Honeywell
3rd Don Meyering
4th Michael Estrella Invader Yamaha Horstman DXL RLV A4 Paul Martin Douglas/Dunlop S-3&S-4 Bieffe, Stewart, Terry Ives
Self
G-Force
Tag-E II 365-410 Lbs
1st Joe Kitterman 07 Swiss Hutless Rotax Max Rotax Max Rotax Max FT&RR Swiss Blackstar/MG Arai/MiR Don Holmboe/CMC Oregon Realty/CMC
Toxic
Spec Spec Hutless
2nd Dave Cabico
3rd Larry Oneal Emmick Sonik TX Sonik Sonik Emmick Burris/MG Yellows Zamp Terry Ives/TII Emmick, Tery Ives, Don at
CMC, M&M Race Products
4th Larry Stevens 2006 Emmick IAME Leopard IAME IAME SKM Douglas/Dunlop Zamp/Burris Stevens Wife and Self
"Patriot"
5th Scott Saunders
WC Tag FBO II
1st Paul Bonilla
2nd Kyle Kuntze KRT Leopard Parilla IAME IAME Freeline Douglas/Bridgestone Simpson/Sparco Swedetech K&K Racing, Horstman Mfg.,
In-N-Out Burger, High-Rev
Engineering, Burris, Douglas
Wheel, Weiner Racing, Hegar 4
3rd Terre Rotheweiler
4th Joe Kitterman 07 Swiss Hutless
Toxic
5th Chris Mcabe
WC Super Stock CR125
1st Chris Hegar Shark Shifter-
SKM
Frizs RMC Spec RMC Spec Front and Rear
Swiss Hutless
Honda Honda RLV R4 Untouched Black on Black Bridgestone Doctor Death/Burris
Skin Tight Huggers
Blackstar/MG Arai/MiR Don Holmboe/CMC Oregon Realty/CMC
Terry Hegar/Hegar Mfg.
Hegar Mfg., Shark Shifter, NGK
Sparkplugs, Collins Racing
Engines, RLV Tuned Exhaust
2nd Justin Casey
3rd Bill Gulick Swiss Hutless Honda Honda RLV Swiss Hutless Douglas Simpson/MiR Don Holmboe/CMC CMC, Gulick Trucking, Tech
4th Devon Johnson
5th Todd Baker CRG Road Rebel Honda CR-125 R-4 RLV Brembo Douglas/MGs Simpson Super Shark/
Design 500
Toddzilla Racing
Toddzilla Thermal Imaging,
Toddzilla Racing, Thanks
Everyone!
Yamaha Ltd Light Sprint 330 Lbs
1st Scott Saunders
2nd Kyle Kuntze KRT Yamaha Horstman DXL RLV KRT Douglas/Bridgestone and
Maxxis
3rd Billy Howard KRT Yamaha 100cc Horstman Dry
Clutch
4th Codie Howard Margay Bravo Yamaha 100cc Horstman Dry
Clutch
RLV L-4 SKM Bridgestone KBC Helmet/K1 Driving
Suit
RLV L-4 SKM Bridgestone KBC Helmet/K1 Driving
Suit
Simpson/Sparco High-Rev Engineering K&K Racing, Horstman Mfg.,
In-N-Out Burger, High-Rev
Engineering, Burris, Douglas
Wheel, Hegar 4
Orville Wright/BKS
Orville Wright/BKS
Orville Wright
Orville Wright
5th Larry Stevens Hi Rev Emmick Yamaha SMC Axle RLV MCP Douglas/Dunlop Zamp/Burris Stevens Wife and Self
World Formula Heavy 390 Lbs
1st Chris Abbas 95 Emmick Viper Briggs & Stratton Premier RLV MCP Disc Brakes Front-Douglas/Bridgestone, Zamp Helmet/K-1 Suit Dad/Terry Ives Mom
World Formula
Rear-Trophy/Bridgestone
2nd Taelor James
3rd Brien Bluhm Emmick Briggs Premier RLV Yes Neurosis
4th Cliff Letterman Tony Kart Briggs &
Stratton World
Formula
5th Cory Medigovich
Intercontinental-E
Premier RLV MFR Standard Douglas/Bridgestone Scorpion Exo-400/
Sparco
Merle Abbas/Terry Ives
Industries
1st Ryen Miller PVP CR250 Honda RCE/RLV PVP Burris/Bridgestone Simpson/Shift JWR & Don Durbin Sr./
Camrian Go-Karts
2nd Larry Dobbs 1999 PVP Rotax 257 OEM PFP Racing PVP Burris/Hoosier Shoei/Simpson Terry Ives Kart Art
3rd Eddie Lawson
4th Luis Gularte
5th John Stafford
Formula 125 Limited
1st Troy Shooter
2nd Dave Fultz
3rd Todd Cameron
4th Chris Hegar
5th Erik Maxfield Intrepid Suzuka Honda CR125-
Stock
RLV R4 Ital Douglas/MG F125C&D
& Superstock CRRS
(Hoosiers-Fizs)
Mad Maxfield Motorsports/
Fastech Racing
Wife's Checkbook
Cambrian Go-Karts, Miller &
Sons Racing
Mad Maxfield Motorsports,
Fastech Racing
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2010 Road Race grand NATIONAL whatcharuns
Finish NAME CHASSIS MOTOR CLUTCH PIPE BRAKES WHEELS/TIRES HELMET/SUIT MOTOR BUILDER/SHOP SPONSORS
Tag-E 365-410 Lbs
1st Scott Saunders
2nd Paul Bonilla
3rd Terre Rothweiler
4th Larry Stevens Emmick "Patriot" IAME Leopard IAME IAME SKM Douglas/Dunlop Zamp/Burris Stevens Wife and Self
2006
5th Rick Holmboe
Super Stock Sit-Up 320-365
1st Anthony Honeywell
2nd David Koomjan
3rd Michael Estrella Invader Yamaha Horstman DXL RLV-A4 Paul Martin Douglas/Dunlop S-3&S-4 Bieffe, Stewart, Terry Ives
Self
G-Force
4th Steve Bishop
5th Kyle Kuntze
WC Tag FBO
1st Scott Saunders
2nd Joe Kitterman 07 Swiss Hutless Frizs RMC Spec RMC Spec Front and Rear Blackstar/MG Arai/MiR Don Holmboe/CMC Oregon Realty/CMC
Toxic
Swiss Hutless
3rd Dave Cabico
4th Ray Chiappe CRG Kali Rotax Rotax Rotax CRG CRG Gearbox/Sparco Acceleration (Vegas) Self
5th Andrew Kemp Energy Kinetic Parilla Bridgestone YKC Zamp RZ31 Elite/
Painted by Cleber
Designs
Super Stock CR125
1st Chris Hegar Shark Shifter-
SKM
Honda Honda RLV-R4 Hardly Ever Used Bridgestone Black Tires Doctor Death/Burris
Dance Skins
Snow Racing Engines
Terry Hegar/Hegar Mfg.
K Custom Street Rods, Zamp
Racing Helmets, Cleber
Designs, Snow Racing Engines,
ZEP Products
Hegar Mfg., RLV Tuned Exhaust,
Shark Shifter, Collins Racing
Engines, NGK Sparkplugs
2nd Ryan Hegar
3rd Jimmy McNeil
4th Bill Gulick Swiss Hutless Honda Honda RLV Swiss Hutless Douglas/Bridgestone Simpson/MiR Don Holmboe/CMC CMC, Gulick Trucking, Tech
5th Erik Maxfield
100cc Open/FKE 1
1st Anthony Honeywell
2nd Andrew Kemp Energy Kinetic Parilla Bridgestone YKC Zamp RZ31 Elite/
Painted by Cleber
Designs
Snow Racing Engines K Custom Street Rods, Zamp
Racing Helmets, Cleber
Designs, Snow Racing Engines,
ZEP Products
3rd Michael Estrella
4th Chris McCabe
Yamaha Sportsman (Can on a Stick)
1st Scott Kuntze Proline Yamaha KT100S Horstman RLV Hegar 4/MCP Douglas/Dunlop Simpson/KD Hi-Rev Engineering Hi-Rev, Burris, Hegar 4, My Wife
2nd Larry Stevens Hi Rev Emmick Yamaha KT100 SMC Axle RLV MCP Douglas/Dunlop Zamp/Stewart Stevens Wife and Self
3rd John Kuntze Proline Yamaha Horstman RLV MCP Douglas/Dunlop-
HJC/Burris Scott Kuntze Debbie Kuntze, Hegar 4
Bridgestone
4th Larry O'Neal Emmick Yamaha KT100 Horstman RLV Emmick Burris/MG Zamp Terry Ives Emmick, Terry Ives, M&M Race
Products
Formula 125
1st Ryan Hegar Shark Shifter-
SKM
2nd Troy Shooter
3rd Dave Fultz
4th Erik Maxfield Intrepid Suzuka Honda CR125-
Stock
5th Chris Hegar
Tag Heavy
1st Scott Saunders
2nd Joe Kitterman 07 Swiss Hutless
Toxic
3rd Larry Stevens Emmick "Patriot"
2006
4th Dave Cabico
5th Ricky Twist Corsa Energy Kart 125 Parilla
Leopard
Unlimited/FKE III
1st Ryan Kurpiewski
SGM-ICC SGM SGM Power
Puffer
Leaking a Little Bridgestone Round Rubber Mr. Cool Black Head/
Ballet Suits by Burris
RLV R4 Ital Douglas/MG F125C&D
& Superstock CRRS
(Hoosiers-Fizs)
Terry Hegar/Hegar Mfg./CRE
Mad Maxfield Motorsports/
Fastech Racing
Hegar Mfg., Shark Shifter, NGK
Sparkplugs, Collins Racing
Engines, RLV
Mad Maxfield Motorsports,
Fastech Racing
Frizs RMC Spec RMC Spec Front and Rear Blackstar/MG Arai/MiR Don Holmboe/CMC Oregon Realty/CMC
Swiss Hutless
IAME Leopard IAME IAME SKM Douglas/Dunlop Zamp/Burris Stevens Wife and Self
Parilla RLV SKM DWT/Bridgestone HJC/Sparco Suit,
Gloves, and Shoes
Ricky Twist
2nd Ryen Miller PVP CR250 Honda RCE/RLV PVP Burris/Bridgestone Simpson/Shift JWR & Don Durbin, Sr./
Cambrian Go-Karts
3rd Anthony Williams ADE Honda RS 250 Standard Dry
Clutch on
Engine
4th John Stafford
Brian
Turfrey
Pipes
Kelgate Brakes
Edwards Wheels/
Bridgestone YBH Tires
West Coast Leathers, TNT
Cambrian Go-Karts, Miller &
Sons Racing
F1 Helmet AWI Engine AWI Exhibits and Displays
5th Larry Dobbs 1999 PVP Rotax 257 OEM PFP Racing PVP Burris/Hoosier Shoei/Simpson Terry Ives Kart Art
Yamaha KT100S Light
1st Scott Kuntze Proline Yamaha KT100S Horstman RLV Hegar 4/MCP Douglas/Dunlop Simpson/KD Hi-Rev Engineering Hi-Rev, Burris, Hegar 4, My Wife
2nd Don Meyering
3rd Michael Estrella Invader Yamaha Horstman DXL RLV-A4 Paul Martin Douglas/Dunlop S-3&S-4 Bieffe, Stewart,
G-Force
Terry Ives
Self
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IKF 2010 Road Race grand national results
Tag Light
1 Dave Cabico
2 Scott Saunders
3 Chris McCabe
4 Joe Kitterman
5 Terre Rothweiler
6 Kyle Kuntze
7 Andrew Kemp
Formula 80 Senior
1 Tony Rodriguez
2 Patrick McCawley
Formula 80 Junior
1 Joshua Gularte
Formula 125 Ltd Heavy
1 Troy Shooter
2 Todd Baker
3 Andrew Kemp
4 Bill Cox
5 Sean Bond
6 Larry Dobbs
7 Todd Cameron
8 Brian Tilseth
9 Joseph Hollinger
Yamaha Ltd Hvy Sprint
1 Anthony Honeywell
2 David Koomjan
3 Larry Stevens
4 Michael Estrella
5 Kyle Kuntze
6 Terre Rothweiler
7 Larry O’Neal
World Formula Med.
1 Chris Abbas
2 Taelor Janes
3 Brien Bluhm
4 Cliff Letterman
5 Cory Medigovich
6 Brad Wunder
WC Super Stk CR125 II
1 Bill Gulick
2 Ryen Miller
3 Todd Baker
4 Chris McCabe
5 Sean Bond
6 Joseph Hollinger
7 Justin Casey
8 Tony Rodriguez
9 Devon Johnson
10 Bill Cox
11 Erik Maxfield
12 Larry Dobbs
13 Todd Cameron
14 Kerry Matthews
Yamaha KT-100S Hvy
1 Scott Kuntze
2 Anthony Honeywell
3 Don Meyering
4 Michael Estrella
DQ Steve Bishop
TAG-E II
1 Joe Kitterman
2 Dave Cabico
3 Larry O’Neal
4 Larry Stevens
5 Scott Saunders
6 Terre Rothweiler
7 Rick Holmboe
8 Juha Salmela
9 Joe Payne
DQ Andrew Kemp
WC TAG FBO II
1 Paul Bonilla
2 Kyle Kuntze
3 Terre Rothweiler
4 Joe Kitterman
5 Chris Mcabe
6 Dave Cabico
7 Andrew Kemp
8 Larry Stevens
9 Rick Holmboe
10 Steve Dutton
11 Ray Chiappe
12 Rick Jackson
13 Dennis Conary
14 Claude Thompson
15 Bill Mastrude
16 Donald Pierce
17 Scott Saunders
WC Super Stock CR125
1 Chris Hegar
2 Justin Casey
3 Bill Gulick
4 Devon Johnson
5 Todd Baker
6 Erik Maxfield
7 Ryan Hegar
8 Bill Cox
9 Todd Cameron
10 Chris McCabe
11 Tony Rodriguez
12 Kerry Matthews
13 Ryen Miller
14 Joseph Hollinger
Yamaha Ltd Lt Sprint
1 Scott Saunders
2 Kyle Kuntze
3 Billy Howard
4 Codie Howard
5 Larry Stevens
6 Jeremy Drew
7 David Koomjan
8 Anthony Honeywell
9 Clint Howard
10 Steve Bishop
11 Michael Estrella
12 Larry O’Neal
World Formula Heavy
1 Chris Abbas
2 Taelor Janes
3 Brien Bluhm
4 Cliff Letterman
5 Cory Medigovich
6 Brad Wunder
7 Larry Morelock
Intercontinental-E
1 Ryen Miller
2 Larry Dobbs
3 Eddie Lawson
4 Luis Gularte
5 John Stafford
6 Mark Morrison
7 Cole Odom
8 Thomas Crahan
9 Eric Johnson
Formula 125 Limited
1 Troy Shooter
2 Dave Fultz
3 Todd Cameron
4 Chris Hegar
5 Erik Maxfield
6 Brian Tilseth
7 Ryan Hegar
8 Andrew Kemp
9 Bill Cox
10 Tony Rodriguez
11 Joseph Hollinger
12 Chris McCabe
TaG-E 365-410 lbs
1 Scott Saunders
2 Paul Bonilla
3 Terre Rothweiler
4 Larry Stevens
5 Rick Holmboe
6 Juha Salmela
7 Joe Kitterman
8 Larry O’Neal
Super Stock Sit-up
1 Anthony Honeywell
2 David Koomjan
3 Michael Estrella
4 Steve Bishop
5 Kyle Kuntze
WC TAG FBO
1 Scott Saunders
2 Joe Kitterman
3 Dave Cabico
4 Ray Chiappe
5 Andrew Kemp
6 Rick Holmboe
7 Larry Stevens
8 Bill Mastrude
9 Don Pierce
10 Steve Dutton
11 Dennis Conary
12 Kyle Kuntze
Super Stock CR125
1 Chris Hegar
2 Ryan Hegar
3 Jimmy McNeil
4 Bill Gulick
5 Erik Maxfield
6 Todd Cameron
7 Chris McCabe
8 Ken Schilling
9 Justin Casey
10 Todd Baker
11 Joseph Hollinger
12 Kerry Matthews
13 Ryen Miller
14 Bill Cox
15 Sonny Van Hook
16 Larry Dobbs
17 Tony Rodriguez
100cc Open / FKE I
1 Anthony Honeywell
2 Andrew Kemp
3 Michael Estrella
4 Chris McCabe
DNS Rick Holmboe
Yamaha Sportsman
1 Scott Kuntze
2 Larry Stevens
3 John Kuntze
4 Larry O’Neal
DQ Steve Bishop
Formula 125
1 Ryan Hegar
2 Troy Shooter
3 Dave Fultz
4 Erik Maxfield
5 Chris Hegar
6 Brian Tilseth
7 Todd Cameron
8 Andrew Kemp
Tag Heavy
1 Scott Saunders
2 Joe Kitterman
3 Larry Stevens
4 Dave Cabico
5 Ricky Twist
Unlmited/FKE III
1 Ryan Kurpiewski
2 Ryen Miller
3 Anthony Williams
4 John Stafford
5 Larry Dobbs
6 Eric Johnson
7 Devon Johnson
8 Cole Odom
9 Mark Morrison
Yamaha KT100S Light
1 Scott Kuntze
2 Don Meyering
3 Michael Estrella
DNF Steve Bishop
DQ Anthony Honeywell
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16 KARTER NEWS - NovEmbER 2010
2011 IKF
4-Cycle Sprint
Grand Nationals
Redding, CA 96002

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17

4-cyc sprint
tri-city kart club
horn rapids kart track
riChland, washington
june 30 - july 3 • 2010
article by joel willits
photos by matt dillon • racin’ pics
& chris poynor
new ikf eXperts:
alan Cathey
tim lawrence
tristan orear
Mike schorn
richland, washington was the site
of the 2010 international kart federation
4-cycle sprint grand nationals, an
event that featured 18 classes battling it
out for the coveted duffy awards.
the tri-city kart club hosted the
event and made several improvements
to the track in recent years in preparation.
the club repaved the track, added
electricity and running water in the
paved pit area, added a new restroom
with showers in the pit, revamped all
the fencing around the facility as well
as added soft wall barriers that surround
a large portion of the course and
even installed a new public announcement
system.
free grandstands attracted plenty of
spectators during the event, especially
during the three days of official racing.
the weekend featured a bit of everything:
lots of sunshine, a little rain, good
food and even better racing. vintage
karts, provided by the vintage kart
club of america, entertained the crowd,
as did richard kennedy's famous "this
side up" exhibition.
the racing was fast and furious and
four drivers won multiple titles - including
alan cathey of boise, idaho, who
led all racers with three duffy's during
the weekend.
Day One
Junior 1 Briggs Gas Animal Light
sting ray robb of boise, idaho stole
the show in the event's first race, beating
out local product tyler brown of
kennewick in the Junior gas 1 animal
light to take home the duffy.
davey Manthei Jr. of nearby pasco,
wash., showed a spark of things to come
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y finishing third in the race, while
another local driver, Brittany Zamora
of Kennewick, Wash., finished fourth.
Sr IKF Briggs World Formula Lt
Alan Cathey of Boise, Idaho earned
expert status by picking up his first
Duffy of the weekend in a family affair.
Cathey battled his future brother-in-law
Brett Lucas of West Richland for most of
the race before finally pulling away to
win. Lucas finished third after a failed
move to take first, allowing his soon to
be uncle in-law, Burt Gasaway of Green
Acres, Wash., to pass and take second.
Tristan Orear of Yucaipa, Calif., rounded
out the top four.
Briggs Animal Heavy
Brothers Tim and Terry Lawrence
battled each other for the Briggs Animal
Heavy title, with the elder brother,
Tim, of Nampa, Idaho, edging out his
little brother for the Duffy. Terry would
finished second while Robert Towne
of Red Bluff, Calif., took third. Alan
Cathey took fourth and Brett Lucas finished
fifth.
Jr II IKF Briggs World Formula Lt
West Richland, Wash., native Artie
Carpenter earned a hero's welcome back
to the scales after capturing a Duffy in
Junior II IKF Briggs World Formula Lt.
Carpenter's friends and family showered
him with water following the win by the
driver from the Tri-City Kart Club.
Second place finisher Colton Schultz
of Spokane, Wash., made a late charge
but couldn't overtake Carpenter. Myles
Pederson of Meridan, Idaho took third
while Payton Manthei of West Richland,
Wash., finish fourth. Haley Groff of Richland,
Wash., rounded out the top five.
F200
Brody Roa of Buena Park, Calif., had
to regain the early lead he lost to local
product Joe Miller of Richland in order
to capture the Duffy. Miller passed Roa
late in the race on Turn 1, but Roa was
able to rebound right away and pass
Miller on Turn 2 and made the lead
stand up in the win. Miller finished second
while Tristen Orear took third.
Cory Gwin of Rio Linda, Calif., took
fourth and Matt Jones of Buena Park
rounded out the top five.
Briggs World Formula Masters
Chris Hatch and Mike Schorn battled
it out for the Briggs World Formula
Masters' Duffy until the final laps, when
Hatch was able to regain his lost lead
and take the title.
Hatch, of Dallas, Ore., and the rest of
the field was able to catch a break when
pole winner and early leader Gabriel
Kajdy of Calgary, Alberta bent an axle
and had to leave the race after less than
a lap.
Schorn, of Banks, Ore., finished second
while Bryan Green of Portland
took third. Luke Pascoe of Calgary finished
fourth and fellow Canadian Scott
Barlee of Surrey, British Columbia finished
fifth.
Day Two
Day Two of the 4-Cycle Sprint
Grand Nationals featured a little rain
mixed in with a whole lot of suspense,
as well as a fantastic day at the track
for Tristen Orear.
IKF Briggs World Formula Medium
Brett Lucas won the pole for the IKF
Briggs World Formula Medium with a
wire-to-wire dominant victory in the
heat race, but Tristen Orear won his first
Duffy with a tremendous performance
in the final.
Orear, a 15-year-old who waivered
up into seniors, had previously won
seven Screaming Eagle awards but
hadn't picked up his first elusive Duffy.
Before the final, the tall Californian said
he'd gladly trade all of the Eagles in for
just one Duffy.
Orear passed Lucas in the sixth lap of
the final and held off Tim Lawrence for
the duration to capture the trophy.
Terry Lawrence finished in third,
while Lucas wound up in fourth.
Roger Cathey, a seven-time Duffy
winner, rounded out he podium by finishing
fifth.
Junior II Briggs Gas Animal
Hailey Groff won the pole for the
Junior 2 Gas Animal but had to endure
a rough ride on the way to capturing
her first Duffy.
Colton Schultz jumped out to an
early lead but Groff was able to retake
the lead in the sixth lap at Turn 3.
Schultz quickly attempted to re-pass
Groff, but instead found the front end
of his kart lifted up in the air - on Groff's
shoulder.
Groff shook off the collision and kept
her lead the duration of the race for her
first national title.
Myles Pederson was able to pass
Schultz late to finish second. Schultz
took third while London Amlin of Cottonwood,
Calif., finished fourth.
Payton Manthei finished fifth to
complete the podium.
Masters
A large crash during the heat race
allowed Richland's Michael Groff
to cruise to the pole position but he
wouldn't be so lucky during the 17-lap
final, which saw multiple karts take
the lead.
Groff battled with Roger Cathey for
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the lead position the majority of the race
before Richland's Corey Poynor battled
from fourth place to the lead, only to
be bumped off the track in Turn 6 late
in the race. Michael Schorn used the
opportunity to slide into the lead late
and held on for his fifth Duffy.
Groff made his way through the
madness to finish second, with Richland's
David Dean taking third.
Cathey ended up finishing fourth
while Keith Foux of Red Bluff, Calif.,
took fifth.
Briggs Gas Animal
Alan Cathey captured his second
Duffy of the weekend and sixth overall
after battling it out with Tristan Orear
and Terry Lawrence.
Cathey and Orear, the pole winner,
traded the lead position early before
Lawrence passed both drivers midway
through the race.
Cathey stormed back to steal away the
lead again late and then held off Orear at
the final turn in an exciting finish.
Brett Lucas wound up finishing third
while Austin Moen of Pendleton, Ore.,
finished fourth. Connor McNiel rounded
out the podium with a fifth place finish.
Junior 1 Briggs Gas Animal Medium
Davey Manthei Jr followed up a second-place
finish in day one with a dominating
performance in the Jr I Briggs
Gas Animal Medium on day two.
Manthei Jr dominated the heat race
and did the same during the final,
jumping out to a huge lead in which he
was never challenged.
Sting Ray Robb took second, Brittney
Zamora finished third and Ken
Hoobery III of Santa Maria, Calif., finished
fourth.
Canadian driver Kyle Adams of New
Westminster, British Columbia, finished
fifth.
F200 Heavy
The elements made their presence
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known during the F200 Heavy final.
Rain and a wet track caused several
spinouts during the final - and it was
evident when the final results came in.
Richland's Brooke Poynor, who
began the race in the third position,
moved her way to the front of the pack
following several spinouts, including
that of pole winner Joe Miller.
Poynor led several rain-soaked laps
before spinning out herself, allowing
David Dean, who started in the 15th
position, to pass her for the lead.
Dean led until the final lap when
Tristen Orear, hungry for another Duffy,
passed him on Turn 1. Orear led the rest
of the way and held on for his second
national title of the day.
Dean would finished second. Brody
Roa took third, Corey Poynor finished
fourth and Cory Gwin ended up fifth.
Jr II Briggs World Formula Heavy
Rainy conditions continued to make
things difficult for drivers, as the final
race of the day looked more like a lastman-standing
competition.
Early leader David Schultz spun out
in the rain, allowing David Schorn to
take the lead. With careful driving, he
wasn't challenged the rest of the race,
winning his third Duffy.
The conditions took out half of the
field as only four out of the eight drivers
who started the race finished.
London Amlin came in second, Tiffany
Brown of Kennewick finished third
and Nick Ferguson of Newberg, Ore.,
finished fourth.
Day Three
The final day of competition featured
five classes and a trio of dominating
performances by Terry Lawrence of
Boise, Idaho.
Junior 1 Briggs Gas Animal Heavy
The day began with a heavily-contested
race, as Davey Manthei Jr won
his second Duffy in as many days.
Brittney Zamora worked her way
from third to first, eliciting a huge
hometown reaction from the stands as
she took the lead on the 15th lap.
But Manthei Jr, trailing her the entire
race, slipped past Zamora on Turn 1 of
the final lap to take home the Duffy.
Post-tech inspections disqualified a
number of drivers, including Zamora
and third-place finisher Kyle Adams.
As a result, Justin Demers of Sandy,
Ore., earned a second place finish, while
Sting Ray Robb moved into third. Ken
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Hoobery III finished fourth and Kellen
Dean of West Richland ended up fifth.
IKF Briggs World Formula Heavy
Terry Lawrence finally broke his
streak of seven Duffy-less years, winning
a tight race in what eventually turned
into a three-driver fight for the title.
Lawrence, Tristen Orear and Scott
Barlee pulled away early from the
field of 24 drivers - the largest class
of the event - but Lawrence held them
both off, defending his pole position
and earning the Duffy with a wire-towire
win.
Orear ended up second and Barlee
finished third. Austin Moon took fourth
and Gabriel Kajdy finished fifth.
Junior II Briggs Animal
The biggest heartbreak of the day
belonged to Colton Schultz, the pole
winner who led nearly the entire race
in a tight battle against London Amlin.
Schultz swung too wide coming out of
the final turn in the 16th lap and caught
the dirt coming into the straightaway,
giving Amlin just enough of a window
to scoot by and hold on to the win.
Schultz's slip left him in second
until post-tech inspections deemed
him a disqualification. That let Artie
Carpenter slide into second place and
pushed Michael Gutenberger of Boise
into third.
Payton Manthei finished fourth and
Myles Pederson took fifth.
IKF LTD Mod Briggs Animal
Terry Lawrence thought he had
another Duffy as he dominated the
Senior Limited Mod from start to finish.
But post-tech inspections deemed
otherwise.
Lawrence and his brother Tim, who
finished second, were both disqualified,
giving the Duffy to Alan Cathey,
his third in three days of racing.
The disqualifications shifted Tristen
Orear to second place and Brett Lucase
to third. Joe Miller finished fourth and
Jon Miller slid into fifth place.
Briggs Animal Medium
Terry Lawrence put an exclamation
point on the 4-Cycle Sprint Grand
Nationals by winning his second Duffy
in the Briggs Animal Medium.
Lawrence held off Brett Lucas for a
wire-to-wire win, pumping his fist in
the air as he crossed the finish line.
Alan Cathey finished third, Brooke
Poynor took fourth and Kelly Poynor
of West Richland finished fifth.
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IKF 2010 4-cycle Sprint grand national results
Jr I Briggs Gas Animal Lt
1 Sting Ray Robb
2 Tyler Brown
3 Davey Manthei Jr.
4 Brittney Zamora
5 Justin Demars
6 Kyle Adams
7 Kellen Dean
8 Ken Hoobery III
9 Gaetan Ertle
10 Thibaut Ertle
11 Devin Smith
Dns Bryce Peterson
Jr I Briggs Gas Anim Hvy
1 Davey Manthei Jr
2 Justin Demars
3 Sting Ray Robb
4 Ken Hoobery III
5 Kellen Dean
6 Gaetan Ertle
7 Thibaut Ertle
8 Tyler Brown
Dns Devin Smith
Dq Brittney Zamora
Dq Kyle Adams
Jr I Briggs Gas Anim Med
1 DAvey Manthei Jr
2 Sting Ray Robb
3 Brittney Zamora
4 Ken Hoobery III
5 Kyle Adams
6 Justin Demars
7 Gaetan Ertle
8 Thibaut Ertle
9 Tyler Brown
10 Kellen Dean
Dns Devin Smith
Jr II Briggs World Form
1 Artie Carpenter
2 Colton Schultz
3 Myles Pederson
4 Payton Manthei
5 Hailey Groff
6 Michael Gutenberger
7 David Schorn
8 Max Mulkey
9 Justin Foux
10 London Amlin
11 Nick Ferguson
12 Tiffany Brown
13 Taylor Overhoff
Junior II Briggs Animal
1 London Amlin
2 Artie Carpenter
3 Michael Gutenberger
4 Payton Manthei
5 Myles Pederson
6 Nicole Behar
7 Hailey Groff
8 Justin Foux
9 Taylor Overhoff
10 David Schorn
Dq Colton Schultz
Jr II Briggs Gas Animal
1 Hailey Groff
2 Myles Pederson
3 Payton Manthei
4 Nicole Behar
5 Justin Foux
Dns Taylor Overhoff
Dq Colton Schultz
Dq London Amlin
Briggs Animal Medium
1 Terry Lawrence
2 Brett Lucas
3 Alan Cathey
4 Brooke Poynor
5 Kelly Poynor
6 David Dean
7 Connor McNeil
8 Cory Gwin
9 Burt Gasaway
Briggs Animal Heavy
1 Tim Lawrence
2 Terry Lawrence
3 Robert Towne
4 Alan Cathey
5 Brett Lucas
6 Tristen Orear
7 Austin Moon
8 Connor McNeil
9 John Luaces
10 Gene Atkins
11 Craig Davidson
12 Joey Miller
13 Keith Foux
Briggs Gas Animal
1 Alan Cathey
2 Terry Lawrence
3 Tristen Orear
4 Brett Lucas
5 Robert Towne
6 Austin Moon
7 Connor McNeil
8 Keith Land
9 John Luaces
10 Kelly Poynor
Dns Joey Miller
Dns Eric Nelson
IKF Briggs World Form Lt
1 Alan Cathey
2 Burt Gasaway
3 Brett Lucas
4 Tristen Orear
5 Chase Meyer
6 Tim Lawrence
7 Dan Cahill
8 Robbie Calhoun
9 Terry Lawrence
IKF Briggs Wrld Fom Med
1 Tristen Orear
2 Terry Lawrence
3 Brett Lucas
4 Alan Cathey
5 Robbie Calhoun
6 Chase Meyer
7 Burt Gasaway
8 Ricky Worley
9 Luke Pascoe
10 Scott Barlee
11 Brooke Poynor
12 Dan Cahill
Dq Tim Lawrence
IKF Briggs Wrld Fom Hvy
1 Terry Lawrence
2 Tristen Orear
3 Scott Barlee
4 Austin Moon
5 Gabriel Kajdy
6 Chris Hatch
7 Michael Schorn
8 Ricky Worley
9 Bryan Green
10 Joey Miller
11 Roger Cathey
12 Luke Pascoe
13 JeRry Filgiano
14 Dan Cahill
15 Jeff Mullins
16 Dana McDonald
17 David Ayotte
18 Corey Poynor
19 Greg Normandin
20 Steve King
21 Robbie Calhoun
22 Mark McDonald
23 Michael Groff
Dns Gregg Wick
Masters
1 Michael Schorn
2 Michael Groff
3 David Dean
4 Roger Cathey
5 Keith Foux
6 Bryan Green
7 Matthias Kattanek
8 Corey Poynor
9 Gene Atkins
10 Craig Davidson
11 Richard James
12 Don Miller
13 John Luaces
IKF Ltd Mod Briggs Anim
1 Alan Cathey
2 Tristen Orear
3 Brett Lucas
4 Joey Miller
5 Jonathon Miller
Dq Terry Lawrence
Dq Tim Lawrence
Jr II World Formula Heavy
1 David Schorn
2 London Amlin
3 Tiffany Brown
4 Nick Ferguson
5 Michael Gutenberger
6 Max Mulkey
7 Hailey Groff
8 Colton Schultz
F200
1 Brody Roa
2 Joey Miller
3 Tristen Orear
4 Cory Gwin
5 Matt Jones
6 Zach Burris
7 Ricky Worley
8 David Dean
9 Perry Needham
10 Shannon Schmidt
11 Brett Bowen
12 John Ernst
13 Corey Poynor
14 Mitch Wright
15 Brooke Poynor
Briggs Wrld Fom Masters
1 Chris Hatch
2 Michael Schorn
3 Bryan Green
4 Luke Pasco
5 Scott Barlee
6 Michael Groff
7 David Dean
8 Chip Gasaway
9 Greg Normandin
10 Steve King
11 Gregg Wick
12 Richard James
13 David Ayotte
14 Jeff Mullins
15 Dana McDonald
16 Matthias Kattanek
17 Jerry Filgiano
18 Mark McDonald
19 Bruce Scott
20 Bernie Lacotta
21 Gabriel Kajdy
22 Eric Nelson
23 Corey Poynor
F200 Heavy
1 Tristen Orear
2 David Dean
3 Brody Roa
4 Corey Poynor
5 Cory Gwin
6 Brooke Poynor
7 Zach Burris
8 Brett Bowen
9 John Ernst
10 Perry Needham
11 Matt Jones
12 Ricky Worley
13 Shannon Schmidt
14 Mitch Wright
15 Joey Miller
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Jr1 Animal Sponsored by Hanson Racing: 1st Sting Ray Robb,
2nd Tyler Brown, 3rd Davie Manthie, 4th Brittney Zamora, 5th
Justin Demars
Master Gas Animal Sponsored by Poynor Dean Racing
Engines: Eagle Michael Groff, 1st Mike Schorn, 2nd Michael
Groff, 3rd David Dean, 4th Roger Cathey, 5th Keith Foux
Briggs Animal Medium Sponsored by R E Powell and VP Fuels:
Eagle Terry Lawrence, 1st Terry Lawrence, 2nd Brett Lucas,
3rd Alan Cathey, 4th Brooke Poynor, 5th Kelly Poynor
Briggs Gas Animal Sponsored by Hyper Racing Engines: Eagle
Tristan Orear, 1st Alan Cathey, 2nd Terry Lawrence, 3rd Tristan
Orear, 4th Brett Lucas, 5th Robert Towne
Jr II Briggs World Formula Heavy Sponsored by Arboretum
Mortgage: Eagle Michael Gutenberger, 1st David Schorn, 2nd
London Amlin, 3rd Tiffany Brown, 4th Nick Ferguson,
5th Max Mulkey
Jr II Briggs Gas Animal: 1st Hailey Groff, 2nd Myles Pederson,
3rd Payton Manthei, 4th Nicole Behar, 5th Justin Foux
Briggs Animal Heavy Sponsored by Briggs Racing: 1st Tim
Lawrence, 2nd Terry Lawrence, 3rd Robert Towne, 4th Alan
Cathey, 5th Brett Lucas
IKF Briggs World Formula Light Sponsored by AAW Auto parts:
1st Alan Cathey, 2nd Burt Gasaway, 3rd Brett Lucas,
4th Tristen Orear, 5th Chase Meyer, Eagle Tristen Orear
IKF Ltd Mod Briggs Animal Sponsored by Syd White Racing
Engines: 1st Alan Cathey, 2nd Tristen Orear, 3rd Brett Lucas,
4th Joe Miller, 5th Jonathon Miller
Jr 1 Gas Animal Medium Sponsored by Atomic Electric: 1st
and Eagle-Davie Manthei, 2nd Sting Ray Robb, 3rd Brittney
Zamora, 4th Ken Hoobery III, 5th Kyle Adams
IKF Briggs World Formula Med Sponsored by Scribner Plastics:
Eagle Brett Lucas, 1st Tristen Orear, 2nd Terry Lawrence,
3rd Brett Lucas, 4th Alan Cathey, 5th Robbie Calhoun
Jr II Briggs Animal Sponsored by Odenthal Mfg.: Eagle Justin
Foux, 1st London Amlin, 2nd Artie Carpenter, 3rd Michael
Gutenberger, 4th Payton Manthei, 5th Myles Pederson
F200 Heavy Sponsored by Burris Racing: Eagle Tristen Orear,
1st Tristen Orear, 2nd David Dean, 3rd Brody Roa, 4th Corey
Poynor, 5th Cory Gwin
Briggs World Formula Masters Sponsored by Kart o Rama:
Eagle Gab Kajdy, 1st Chris Hatch, 2nd Mike Schorn, 3rd Bryan
Green, 4th Luke Pasco, 5th Scott Barlee
Jr I Briggs Gas Animal Heavy Sponsored by TCKC In memory
of Art Carpenter II: Eagle Tyler Brown, 1st Davie Manthei, 2nd
Justin Demars, 3rd Sting Ray Robb, 4th Ken Hoobery III, 5th
Kellen Dean
F200 Sponsored by Burris Racing (Second biggest class of the
event!): 1st Brody Roa, 2nd Joey Miller, 3rd Tristen Orear,
4th Cory Gwin, 5th Matt “Crashimoto” Jones
Jr II IKF World Formula Sponsored by Mikes Kart Stands: 1st
Artie Carpenter, 2nd Colton Schultz, 3rd Myles Pederson, 4th
Payton Manthie, 5th Hailey Groff
IKF Briggs World Formula Hvy Sponsored by Bryan Green
Construction and Black Star Motorsports: Eagle Tristen Orear,
1st Terry Lawrence, 2nd Tristen Orear, 3rd Scott Barlee,
4th Austin Moon, 5th Gabriel Kajdy
24 KARTER NEWS - november 2010

2010 4-cyc sprt grand NATIONAL whatcharuns
Finish NAME CHASSIS MOTOR CLUTCH PIPE BRAKES WHEELS/TIRES HELMET/SUIT MOTOR BUILDER/SHOP SPONSORS
junior I Briggs Gas Animal Light
1st Sting Ray Robb
2nd Tyler Brown
3rd Davey Manthei Jr. Wild Kart Briggs Stock Stock Wild Kart Douglas/Bridgestone Impact/K1 Terry Nash/Kartel Motorsports Kartel Motorsports, Atomic
Electric, Mom & Dad, Grandpa
& Grandma, Bob & Pam
4th Brittney Zamora Nevoso Briggs & Stratton Tomar Douglas/Bridgestone Zamp Helmet Poynor/Dean Racing Engines X-Caliber Concrete, Brashear
Electric, Atomic Signs
5th Justin Demars Birel Briggs Animal SMC Birel Douglas/Bridgestone Zamp/Bell Rodger Freeborn NW Truckstell, Sandy Autobody,
Cleveland Auto Repair, Rick
Leathers Auctioneers
Junior I briggs Gas Animal Heavy
1st Davey Manthei Jr. Wild Kart Briggs Stock Stock Wild Kart Douglas/Bridgestone Impact/K1 Terry Nash/Kartel Motorsports Kartel Motorsports, Atomic
Electric, Mom & Dad, Grandpa
& Grandma, Bob & Pam
2nd Justin Demars Birel Briggs Animal SMC Birel Douglas/Bridgestone Zamp/Bell Rodger Freeborn NW Truckstell, Sandy Autobody,
Cleveland Auto Repair, Rick
Leathers Auctioneers
3rd Sting Ray Robb
4th Ken Hoobery III
5th Kellen Dean Emmick Cobra
Karts/2010 Cadet
Briggs Animal Tomar RLV MCP Douglas/Bridgestone Impact/Burris Poynor/Dean Racing Engines Prosser Professional Center/
Joe Miller-Miller Lawn Care/
Corey & Brooke Poynor
Junior I Briggs Gas Animal Medium
1st Davey Manthei Jr. Wild Kart Briggs Stock Stock Wild Kart Douglas/Bridgestone Impact/K1 Terry Nash/Kartel Motorsports Kartel Motorsports, Atomic
Electric, Mom & Dad, Grandpa
& Grandma, Bob & Pam
2nd Sting Ray Robb
3rd Brittney Zamora Nevoso Briggs & Stratton Tomar Douglas/Bridgestone Zamp Helmet Poynor/Dean Racing Engines X-Caliber Concrete, Brashear
Electric, Atomic Signs
4th Ken Hoobery III
5th Kyle Adams
Junior II IKF World Formula
1st Artie Carpenter Top Kart Bullet Hyper Race
Engines/Briggs
& Stratton World
Formula
2nd Colton Schultz Italkart Briggs World
Formula
3rd Myles Pederson Sodi Briggs World
Formula
Noram RLV Top Kart Douglas/Bridgestone Zamp/OMP Hyper Race Engines Jesse Brown, Red Apple
Racing, Kart Sport Northwest,
Family, Hyper Race Engines
Premier RLV Ital Douglas/Bridgestone JVC Racewear Ed Nedeau Racing Engines River City Body & Paint
RLV Sodi Douglas/Bridgestone HJC/Azusa Terry Nash Funtime RV, Redline, Azusa,
K&N, Zamp
4th Payton Manthei Wild Kart Briggs Stock Stock Wild Kart Douglas/Bridgestone Impact/F1 White/Kartel Motorsports Atomic Electric
5th Hailey Groff Top Kart Briggs World Premier Titan Stock Top Kart Top Kart/Bridgestone Vega/K1 Poynor Dean Grandpa Groff
Formula
Junior II Briggs animal
1st London Amlin CRG Kali (10
Years Old)
2nd Artie Carpenter Top Kart Briggs &
Stratton Animal
Briggs & Stratton Noram RLV MoGo DWT/Bridgestone WOW/Bell Keith Foux/Foux Racing
Engines/Rob Smith Comet
Karts
Tomar RLV Top Kart Douglas/Bridgestone Zamp/OMP Hyper Race Engines/Lucas
Carbs
Lyro Printing, Comet, Shasta
Kart Company
Jesse Brown, Red Apple
Racing, Kart Sport Northwest,
Family, Hyper Race Engines
3rd Michael Gutenberger
4th Payton Manthei Wild Kart Briggs Stock Stock Wild Kart Douglas/Bridgestone Impact/F1 Terry Nash/Kartel Motorsports Atomic Electric
5th Myles Pederson Sodi Briggs World
Formula
Junior II Briggs Gas Animal
Noram RLV Sodi Douglas/Bridgestone HJC/Azusa Brian Wilson/Dub Racing Funtime RV, Redline, Azusa,
K&N, Zamp
1st Hailey Groff Top Kart Briggs Animal Tomar RLV Top Kart Top Kart/Bridgestone Vega/K1 Terry Nash Grandpa Groff
2nd Myles Pederson Sodi Briggs Animal Noram RLV Sodi Douglas/Bridgestone HJC/Azusa Brian Wilson/Dub Racing Funtime RV, Redline, Azusa,
K&N, Zamp
3rd Payton Manthei Wild Kart Briggs Stock Stock Wild Kart Douglas/Bridgestone Impact/F1 Terry Nash/Kartel Motorsports Atomic Electric
4th Nicole Behar ItalKart Briggs Animal Horstman Douglas/Bridgestone HJC/Alpinestars Mike Behar/Ed Nereaux Custom Welding, Ed Nereaux,
Off Road Vixens
5th Justin Foux
Briggs Animal Medium
1st Terry Lawrence Birel Briggs Bully RLV Freeline Lansing/Bridgestone Impact/Freeminds Lawrence Race Engines Lawrence Race Engines,
Lamb Airflow, RLV Products,
Mitch Wright, Digatron Data
Acquisition, Bill Hettick, Bully
Clutches, logousa.com, Scotty
B, Mom, Liberty, In Memory of
Larry Kurpiewski
2nd Brett Lucas
3rd Alan Cathey Wild Kart Briggs Animal Premier Stinger RLV Proton-Wild Kart Douglas/Bridgestone Bell/Sparco R&L Karting R&L Karting, Don's Lawn Care,
Gas Bros', Red Apple Racing,
Kartel Motorsports
4th Brooke Poynor Emmick Avenger Briggs Animal Tomar Poynor/
Dean
Paul Martin Douglas/Burris &
Bridgestone Tires
Vega/Burris Poynor/Dean Racing Engines PDRF, Mom, Burris, Emmick,
Red-E Oil
5th Kelly Poynor
Briggs Animal Heavy
1st Tim Lawrence Arrow Briggs Animal Premier RLV Arrow Douglas/Bridgestone Simpson/Sparco Lawrence Race Engines RLV Products, Logousa.com,
Leading Edge Electric
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25

2010 4-cyc sprt grand NATIONAL whatcharuns
Finish NAME CHASSIS MOTOR CLUTCH PIPE BRAKES WHEELS/TIRES HELMET/SUIT MOTOR BUILDER/SHOP SPONSORS
2nd Terry Lawrence Birel Briggs Bully RLV Freeline Lansing/Bridgestone Impact/Freeminds Tim Lawrence-Lawrence
Race Engines
Logousa.com, Bill Hettick,
Lawrence Race Engines, Mitch
Wright, RLV Products, Bully
Clutches, Digatron, Lamb
Airflow, Scotty B, Mom, Liberty
3rd Robert Towne
4th Alan Cathey Wild Kart Briggs Animal Premier Stinger RLV Proton - Wild Kart Douglas/Bridgestone Bell/Sparco R&L Karting R&L Karting, Don's Lawn Care,
Gas Bros', Red Apple Racing,
Kartel Motorsports
5th
Briggs Gas Animal
1st Alan Cathey Wild Kart Briggs Animal Premier Stinger RLV Proton - Wild Kart Douglas/Bridgestone Bell/Sparco R&L Karting R&L Karting, Don's Lawn Care,
Gas Bros', Red Apple Racing,
Kartel Motorsports
2nd Terry Lawrence Birel Briggs Bully RLV Freeline Lansing/Bridgestone Impact/Freeminds Lawrence Race Engines Lawrence Race Engines, Bill
Hefick, Logousa.com, Lamb
Air Flow, RLV Products, Bully
Clutches, Digatron Data
Acquisition, Mitch Wright,
Scotty B, Mom, Liberty
3rd Tristen Orear ItalKart Briggs SMC Vortex Robertson Douglas/Bridgestone Bell/Alpinestars Jim Franz/Faster Motors HG Racing, Hillwig Goodrow
Surveying, Harber Comp.,
Advanced Machine Dynamics
4th Brett Lucas
5th Rober Towne
IKf Briggs World Formula Light
1st Alan Cathey Wild Kart Briggs World
Formula
Premier Titan World
Formula
Gatling - Wild Kart Douglas/Bridgestone Bell/Sparco R&L Karting R&L Karting, Don's Lawn Care,
Gas Bros', Red Apple Racing,
Kartel Motorsports
2nd Burt Gasaway ItalKart Rapido V Briggs World
Formula
3rd Brett Lucas
Titan World
Formula
World
Formula
ItalKart
Douglas LV/Bridgestone
YKC
Impact Charger/MIR Roger Cathey/K&L Karting R&L Karting, Seattle Karting
Specialties
4th Tristen Orear ItalKart Briggs Premier Douglas/Bridgestone Bell Jim Franz/Faster Motors HG Racing, Hillwig Goodrow
Surveying, Harber Comp.,
Advanced Machine Dynamics
5th Chase Meyer Arrow World Formula Premier RLV Arrow Douglas Bell/CRG Coffett Racing Engines Richard D. Meyer C.P.A., Harold
Zeutchel Landscaping
IKF World Formula Medium
1st Tristen Orear ItalKart Briggs Premier Douglas/Bridgestone Bell/Alpinestars Jim Franz/Faster Motors HG Racing, Hillwig Goodrow
Surveying, Harber Comp.,
Advanced Machine Dynamics
2nd Terry Lawrence Birel Briggs Bully RLV Freeline Lansing/Bridgestone Impact/Freeminds Lawrence Race Engines Lawrence Race Engines, Bill
Hettick, Logousa.com, Lamb
Air Flow, RLV Products, Bully
Clutches, Digatron Data
Acquisition, Mitch Wright,
Scotty B, Mom, Liberty
3rd Brett Lucas
4th Alan Cathey Wild Kart Briggs World
Formula
Premier Titan
World
Formula
Gatling - Wild Kart Douglas/Bridgestone Bell/Sparco R&L Karting R&L Karting, Don's Lawn Care,
Gas Bros', Red Apple Racing,
Kartel Motorsports
5th Robbie Calhoun Tony Kart W.F. Premier RLV O&K Douglas/Bridgestone Arai/Sparco Lawrence Race Engines Mom & Dad, Helpful
Competitors
IKF World Formula Heavy
1st Terry Lawrence Birel Briggs Lawrence
Premier
RLV Freeline Lansing/Bridgestone Impact/Freeminds Lawrence Race Engines Lawrence Race Engines, Bill
Hettick, Logousa.com, Lamb
Air Flow, RLV Products, Bully
Clutches, Digatron Data
Acquisition, Mitch Wright,
Scotty B, Mom, Liberty, In
Memory of Larry Kurpiewski
2nd Tristen Orear ItalKart Briggs Premier Douglas/Bridgestone Bell/Alpinestars Jim Franz/Faster Motors HG Racing, Hillwig Goodrow
Surveying, Harber Comp.,
Advanced Machine Dynamics
3rd Scott Barlee Arrow Hx9-45 Briggs World
Formula
4th Austin Moon Top Kart-Flash Briggs World
Formula
Premier
Premier
Briggs
Stock
World
Formula
RLV
Arrow Brakes
Stock
Bridgestone YKC's
Arai SK5 Custom
by "Byers Custom"/
Alpinestars
B.C. Racing Products (B.C.R.)
Top Kart Douglas/Bridgestone YKC G-max/Shift Tim Lawrence/Lawrence
Race Engines
Crosstown Metal Industries
Coast to Coast Auto Transport,
Gary & Cecile Horn, Tom
& Karen Hoyle, Ken Heer,
Showakers, Byrne's Oil
5th Gariel Kajdy
Masters Gas Animal
1st Michael Schorn Swiss Hutless Briggs World Premier Titan RLV Swiss Hutless Douglas Mags/Bridgestone Vega/Stewart Mike Schorn/Ron Holmboe Mike's Kartstands, CMC
Toledo
Formula
YKC
CMC
2nd Michael Groff Emmick Briggs Animal Premier Stinger RLV Paul Martin Douglas/Bridgestone Vega/G Force Terry Nash Gramps
3rd David Dean Emmick Cobra-
Avenger
Briggs Animal Tomar RLV MCP Douglas/Bridgestone Impact/Z Racing Poynor/Dean Racing Engines Joe Miller-Miller Lawn Care/
Corey & Brooke Poynor
4th Roger Cathey Invader Briggs Animal Premier Stinger RLV Gatling - Wild Kart Douglas/Bridgestone Impact/Impact R&L Karting R&L Karting, Don's Lawn Care
5th Keith Foux
Limited Modified Briggs Animal
1st Alan Cathey Wild Kart Briggs Animal
Modified
Premier Stinger RLV Gatling-Wild Kart Douglas/Bridgestone Bell/Sparco Syd White Racing Syd White Racing, R&L Karting,
Don's Lawn Care, Gas Bros',
Red Apple Racing, Kartel
Motorsports
26 KARTER NEWS - november 2010

2010 4-cyc sprt grand NATIONAL whatcharuns
Finish NAME CHASSIS MOTOR CLUTCH PIPE BRAKES WHEELS/TIRES HELMET/SUIT MOTOR BUILDER/SHOP SPONSORS
2nd Tristen Orear ItalKart Briggs Bully Robertson Douglas/Bridgestone Bell/Alpinestars Syd White HG Racing, Hillwig Goodrow
Surveying, Harber Comp.,
Advanced Machine Dynamics
3rd Brett Lucas
4th Joey Miller Emmick Avenger Briggs by Corey
Poynor/David
Dean
5th Jonathon Miller
Junior II World Formula Heavy
1st David Schorn Swiss Hutless
Swiss II
Briggs World
Formula
2nd London Amlin ItalKart Rapido V Briggs &
Stratton
3rd Tiffany Brown
4th Nick Ferguson
5th Michael
Guttenberger
F200
Tomar
Poynor-
Dean
Racing
Paul Martin Douglas Arai/Burris Poynor-Dean Racing Engines Emmick, Red-E, Shockwave,
Burris, R.E. Powell, David Dean,
Corey Poynor, Chris and Corey
Gwin, The Lucas and Cathey
Families
Premier Titan RLV Swiss Hutless Douglas Mags/Bridgestone
YKC
Briggs &
Stratton
1st Roa Brody Margay Yamaha F200 Tomar 3 Disc Paul Martin Burris Low Volume Mags/
Burris 44A Tires
2nd Joey Miller Emmick Avenger YF200R1 by
Corey Poynor/
David Dean
Vega/Azusa
Michael Schorn/Don Holmboe
CMC
CMC, Mike's Kartstands
RLV Ital-gen 5 DWT/Bridgestone WOW/Bell Rob Smith/Comet Kart Sales Lyro Printing, Comet Kart Sales,
Shast Kart Company
Bell GTX/Sparco Mike Burris/Burris Corp. Burris Racing
Tomar Paul Martin Douglas/Burris 44's Arai/Burris Poynor-Dean Racing Engines Emmick, Red-E, Shockwave,
Burris, R.E. Powell, David Dean,
Corey Poynor, Chris and Cory
Gwin, The Lucas and Cathey
Families
3rd Tristen Orear ItalKart Yamaha Bully Custom Douglas/Bridgestone Bell/Alpinestars Terry Nash/ Hyper Racing
Engines
4th Cory Gwin
5th Matt Jones
Briggs World Formula Masters
1st Chris Hatch Margay Brava Briggs World
Formula
2nd Michael Schorn Swiss Hutless
Toledo
Briggs World
Formula
Premier Titan
Stock
Briggs
3rd Bryan Green Arrow World Formula Premier World
Formula/
RLV
4th Luke Pasco
5th Scott Barlee Arrow AX9-4S Briggs World
Formula
Ital System Burris/Bridgestone Impact Helmet Chris Hatch/Blackstar
Motorsports
Premier Titan RLV Swiss Hutless Douglas Mags/Bridgestone
YKC
Premier
Briggs
Stock
Vega/Stewart
Michael Schorn/Don Holmboe
CMC
Arrow Douglas/YKC KBC/Impact Blackstar Motorsports/Chris
Hatch
Arrow Brakes
Stock
YKC's
Arai SK-5 Custom
by "Byers Custom"/
Arrow
B.C. Racing Products (B.C.R.)
F200 Heavy
1st Tristen Orear ItalKart Yamaha Bully Custom Douglas/Bridgestone Bell/Alpinestars Terry Nash/ Hyper Racing
Engines
2nd David Dean Emmick Cobraprototype
HG Racing, Hillwig Goodrow
Surveying, Harber Comp.,
Advanced Machine Dynamics
Blackstar Motorsports, Mike's
Kartstands, Bryan Green
Construction, Wurth USA
Mike's Kartstands, CMC
Bryan Green Construction
Crosstown Metal Industries
HG Racing, Hillwig Goodrow
Surveying, Harber Comp.,
Advanced Machine Dynamics
Yamaha YF200 Tomar RLV MCP Douglas/Burris Impact/Z Racing Poynor/Dean Racing Engines Joe Miller-Miller Lawn Care/
Corey & Brooke Poynor
3rd Roa Brody Margay Yamaha F200 Tomar 3 Disc Paul Martin Burris Low Volume Mags/ Bell GTX/Sparco Mike Burris/Burris Corp. Burris Racing
Burris 44A Tires
4th Corey Poynor Emmick Eclipse Yamaha F200 Tomar Stellar Burris Paul Martin Douglas/Burris B44A Vega/Burris Poynor Dean Racing Engines PDRE, GSR Emmick, Red-E Oil,
Burris, Poynor Machine
5th Cory Gwin
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27

VKCA VISITS THE 2010 IKF 4 CYCLE
SPRINT/SHIFTER GRAND NATIONAL
VKCA headquarters for the event
In early July the Vintage Kart Club
of America was privileged to attend
the 2010 IKF 4-Cycle/Shifter Grand
Nationals in Richland, Washington. An
invitation from IKF asked us to attend
the Grand Nationals to put on a vintage
kart exhibition for fans and participants
alike. The event was hosted by the Tri-
City Kart Club at the Horn Rapids Kart
Track. The facility was simply outstanding!
From the restrooms, to the snack
bar, to the immaculate green infields
and fantastic racing surface, one would
be quick to call it one of the most beautiful
kart facilities in the country!
The VKCA brought 15 members and
12 dual engine karts that were combined
to put on an exhibition that will not
soon be forgotten. Many in attendance
had never seen or heard a dual engine
kart perform. Most of our karts were
powered by West Bend and McCulloch
twin engines. Mike Ray piloted Ernie
Fisher’s unique Konig powered kart.
The Konig is a 250cc water cooled twin
cylinder German outboard that was
converted to kart use during the early
years of karting.
In conjunction with Richard Kennedy
and his “This Side Up” skilled driving
exhibition, spectators lined the fences
and viewing areas as these vintage
works of art took to the track. Richard
Kennedy wowed the crowd with his
skilled driving exhibition. Hoots and
howls of excitement were heard coming
from the crowd as Richard rounded
the track on two wheels.
After each exhibition the vintage pits
were crowded with spectators, young
and old alike, taking pictures and asking
a million questions. Richard was seen
signing more than one autograph and
posing for pictures as fans besieged him.
Definitely the hit of the show, Richard did
himself and the VKCA proud by bringing
vintage karting at its best to the assembled
drivers, pit crew, and fans alike.
The event schedule, as set by the Tri-
City Kart Club, provided us ample time
Richard Kennedy and fans standing with Ernie Fisher’s Konig powered 1958 Hovey Hawk
to put all our karts through their paces.
Many of the younger participants had
never seen karts of this era and many
jaws were seen to drop as top speeds of 70
plus MPH were seen in the straights. The
West Bends and McCullochs screamed
around the course, with the roar of the
Konig being heard in the background.
Relatively unsophisticated as compared
to their modern counterparts, vintage
karts are most certainly still capable of
providing outstanding performance and
add pure excitement to those attending
the exhibitions. Many spectators could
be seen leaving the fences at the conclusion
of the demonstration shaking their
heads in disbelief.
As is common at most of our exhibitions,
the vintage pits quickly fill up after
the karts exit the track. VKCA members
were kept busy answering questions,
fulfilling requests, posing for pictures
and promoting vintage karting to those
that showed an interest....and there was
a lot of interest. Two of the visitors to the
VKCA area were Bill Woolard, the son of
karting legend Bill Woolard, and IKF’s
own Jack Lehmann. It was great to see
their joy in sharing memories and stories
of days gone by. Many of the younger
racers came to look out of pure curiosity,
while others had a dedicated agenda, but
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From left to right—VKCA Membership Chairman Mike
Hartman, Bill Woolard, VKCA President Ernie Fisher with Fisher’s
1967 C-Open California State Championship winning kart
most others came to relive the memories
of the past.
It is not unusual to find many current
and former karters and spectators
that got their first introduction to karting
in similar machines and they found
great pleasure in relating their stories
to us. Most of these individuals showed
a great interest in the VKCA and were
quick to ask about membership. After
an explanation of our goals and aims of
the VKCA, most were quick to join Bill
Woolard and Jack Lehmann in becoming
new members of the VKCA. We
hope to see them at future VKCA events
to join in the fun and share vintage karting
at venues all across the country.
VKCA MEMBERS IN
ATTENDANCE AT RICHLAND:
Ernie Fisher Steve Terry
Richard Kennedy Cathy Fitzgerald
Terry Ives Jim Jessup
Mike Ray Jeremy Weimer
Jerry Milazzo Bill Pryor
Margaret DeBold
Nils and MaryJane Gustuffson
Ron and Kathy Weimer
Mike and Suzan Hartman
In all aspects, Richland was a huge
success for all those in attendance. The
IKF, along with the Tri-City Kart Club,
put on an excellent, competitive event
that all those attending could be proud
of. Spectators were treated to a tremendous
show both on and off the track. As
an invited guest of the IKF and the Tri-
City Kart Club, the VKCA was treated
with great hospitality and respect.
Corey Poyner, the event coordinator,
made sure we had sufficient track time
and a forum for us to not only show
off, but communicate our philosophy
of respecting and preserving the great
history of karting in America.
The organizers of these Grand
Richard Kennedy in action-keeping “This Side Up”
Getting Jim Jessup ready to go
Ah, the smell of alky and castor, as the C-Opens blast forward for the green flag
Nationals should be delighted with
their excellent event. The VKCA was
privileged to sponsor the Smokehouse
BBQ dinner for all participants held on
Friday evening. The Vintage Kart Club
of America was proud to be part of
this outstanding event, and can hardly
wait to Join IKF at the 2011 IKF Grand
Nationals, karting’s premier event!
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4-cycle speedway
south dakota kart club
university plains speedway
brookings, south dakota
july 12 - july 16 • 2010
article by brian brua & steve marso
new ikf eXperts:
andrew dove
kiefer kalin
photos by stephen brua, shannon dyce &
doug Johnson
racers from 13 states rolled into the
pit area of university plains speedway
(ups) on sunday, July 11 to compete
in the 2010 ikf 4-cycle speedway
grand nationals. over an inch of
rain soaked the brookings, sd facility
just a night before the swarm of
anxious kart racers arrived - leaving
them, their crews, and ups officials
questioning if mother nature would
spoil their week of go-kart bliss. fortunately,
the majority of the race week
was free of rain. but the hot sunshine,
warm temperature, and high humidity
levels that are notorious to south
dakota summers presented drivers
and crews with new setup challenges
during each day of competition.
university plains speedway may be
considered a super-speedway of oval
kart racing. checking in at a distance of
just under one-sixth of a mile, the track’s
high banks and hard packed clay surface
provide an opportunity for karts to gain
extreme amounts of momentum. building
and maintaining this momentum,
combined with drafting and patience,
is widely considered as the most important
ingredient in the recipe for a feature
win at ups. tom spanel of lincoln, ne
found his key to success several times
throughout the week.
“you’ve got to be smooth and wait
for your chance”, said spanel. “sometimes
you don’t want to be leading
early on, just because you know they’ll
draft up behind you and take the lead
right back.”
tom’s 11 years of driving experience
and vast knowledge of kart setup
led him to three championship duffy
wins this week in the blue wazoom
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31

Heavy, Blue Wazoom Medium, and
Stock Light classes.
But just as in any sport, experience
isn’t always a necessity to take home
the win. Dillon Sampson, a long time
kart racer from Alpha, MN but rookie to
the Adult Animal division, battled with
several multi-time Duffy winners during
the close racing action in the Animal
Super Heavy “A” Main.
“I was nervous”, said Sampson. “I
could see the second place kart’s shadow
behind me and was trying not to
make a mistake. I was down on myself
all week since I didn't think I had the
fastest kart.”
Sampson’s determination and focus
prevailed, and led him to his first victory
lap as a Duffy winner.
The competition at UPS was fierce
throughout the entire week. High
speeds and close racing resulted in a
few startling and unusual kart pile-ups.
Brian Wannarka of Fairmont, MN went
along for a scary ride as his number 84
machine clipped a disc plate and rolled
several times down the front stretch
during the second heat of the Animal
Heavy class. Though the risks of wrecking
remained high during every main
event, drivers maintained their intimidation
and remembered that to the victor
belong the spoils. It was the perfect
combination for a week full of spectator-pleasing
action.
“I think most people think it (UPS) is
the best place to race. It's smooth, fast
and racey”, said track director Steve
Marso. “It's been amazing that the track
has been different every day.”
As the dust began settling on the
speedway after a long week of victories
and frustrations, several new names had
been added to the record books as Duffy
winners, but several drivers left with
higher hopes for next year’s event.
Merley Machine
Briggs Animal Masters
Duffy Winner: Brian Wannarka
Pole Award: Brian Wannarka
A-Main Top Ten
1 Brian Wannarka (Fairmont MN),
2 David Snyder (Flint TX),
3 Bryan Good (Grand Forks ND),
4 Randy Wulf (Dell Rapids SD),
5 Marty Aulner (Sioux Falls SD),
6 Gene Becker (Kincaid KS),
7 Mike Berg (Sioux Falls SD),
8 Ken Scott (Council Bluffs IA),
9 Doug Hanson (Atwater MN),
10 Micky Hays (Hurdland MO)
Heat Race Winners:
1 a) Brian Wannarka b) Marty Aulner,
2 a) Brian Wannarka b) David Snyder
Brian Wannarka dominated the 11
entrants of what is lovingly considered
the “Old Guys” class at UPS today.
Brian captured wins in both of his heat
races and led every lap of the 20 lap feature
event (even though many would
have liked to have been finished around
lap12). David Snyder showed strength
finishing second, with top mover of the
two caution feature being Bryan Good,
who maneuvered his kart to a third
place finish.
Sub Zero Chassis
Junior I Light
Duffy Winner: Tylan Porath
Pole Award: Brody Willett
A-Main Top Ten
1 Tylan Porath (Windom MN),
2 Trevor Hunt (Liberty MO),
3 Jacob Murray (Omaha NE),
4 Landon Schott (Aberdeen SD),
5 Cole Luck (Hudson IA),
6 Chance Hoffmeyer (Texarkana AR),
7 Crist Pittenger (Bismarck ND),
8 Jacee Gerlach (Rapid City SD),
9 Brandon Dolman (Gleenwood MN),
10 Lexie Ignaszewski (New Richmond MN)
Heat Race Winners:
1 a) Brody Willett b) Trevor Hunt
c) Tylan Porath, 2 a) Brody Willett
b) Cole Luck c) Jacee Gerlach
The start of the feature event saw
Jacob Murray jump from the 3rd starting
position to lead the first six laps of
the 21 kart field. Porath fell back to third
early but managed to get by 1st and 2nd
at lap seven. Porath gapped himself
between 2nd, 3rd and 4th held the lead
while they continued to swap positions
and draft him down. A late race caution
helped Gerlach, Hunt and Murray get
on the rear bumper of Porath, but the
nine year old managed to hold on to the
last three laps to claim his first Duffy
(in his first feature, at his first Grand
National event).
Uncle Frank's
Briggs Animal Blue Wazoom Hvy
Duffy Winner: Tom Spanel
Pole Award: Tom Spanel
A-Main Top Ten
1 Tom Spanel ( Lincoln NE),
2 Sam Mangiameli (Omaha NE),
3 Cameron Childs (Council Bluffs IA),
4 Kevin Mulder (Sioux Center IA),
5 Cameron Koopman (Brewster MN),
6 Andrew Hays (Independence MO),
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7 Devon Havlik (Iowa Falls IA), 8
Brentt Mork (Sioux Falls SD),
9 Jonathan Hanson (Atwater MN),
10 Lee Miller (Council Bluffs IA)
Heat Race Winners:
1 a) Tom Spanel b) Lee Miller,
2 a) Tom Spanel b) Cameron Childs
High horsepower coupled with top
drivers = great racing at University
Plains Speedway. The ten competitors
in the Uncle Frank’s, Briggs Animal
Wazoom Heavy’s took the track on
Tuesday afternoon. Tom Spanel and
Cameron Koopman led the field to the
green. The karts began to spread out
with Spanel taking the lead. As the
race progressed, Mangiameli began to
move forward as did Mulder. In the
end, Spanel led every lap to capture his
first Duffy of the week. Mangiameli got
around Childs for 2nd, Childs finished
3rd, Mulder 4th and Koopman 5th.
Merle Johnson Farm Toys
Jr II Light
Duffy Winner: Kaleb Johnson
Pole Award: James Suter
A-Main Top Ten
1 Kaleb Johnson (Sioux Falls SD),
2 Dylan LaCroix (Rapid City SD),
3 Jeff Edwards (Ames IA),
4 Logan Lalena (Oil City LA),
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5 Jerod Ballhagen (Allison IA),
6 Michael Nichols (Watertown SD),
7 Jacob Krug (Omaha NE),
8 James Suter (Watertown SD),
9 Dalton Magers (Redwood Falls MN),
10 Cole Ignaszewski (New Richmond MN)
B-Main Transfers :
1) Logan Lalena 2) Cole Ferguson
Heat Race Winners:
1 a) James Suter b) Levi Preston
c) Jacob Krug, 2 a) James Suter
b) Dusten Reed c) Jacob Krug
Twenty eight competitors battled to
make the 20 starting positions for the
A-main. In the end, James Suter led the
field to start the 15 lap A-Feature. Suter
led the first laps and was passed by
Preston on lap six. Preston led the next
three laps which led to a leader swapping
battle with Nichols. A caution at
lap 11 bunched the field up. Nichols
held the lead till the final caution at lap
13. This set up the final run to the finish
which was jammed full of strategy
and drafting. The final draft saw Kaleb
Johnson at the front, followed by LaCroix,
Edwards and Lalena - a strong run
by Lalena who started 19th, after transferring
from the B-main.
Waller Racing
Briggs Adult Flathead Stock Light
Duffy Winner: Tom Spanel
Pole Award: Zach Humphries
A-Main Top Ten
1 Tom Spanel (Lincoln NE),
2 Bryan Nevins Jr (Des Moines IA),
3 Zach Humphries (Aberdeen SD),
4 Mitch Weiss (Scandia MN),
5 Logan Sinning (Sioux Falls SD),
6 Jake Hanson (Brookings SD),
7 Talia Mangiameli (Omaha NE),
8 Erica Bear (Charlotte NC),
9 Tanner Snedeker (Woonsocket SD),
10 Max Jacobson (Lennox SD)
B-Main Transfers:
1) Jordan Krug 2) Jake Hanson
C-Main Transfers:
1) Cody Snyder 2) David Bristow
Heat Race Winners:
1 a) Bryan Nevins Jr.
b) Zach Humphries c) Drake Helgeson
d) Brentt Mork, 2 a) Bryan Nevins Jr.
b) Zach Humphries c) Drake Helgeson
d) Brentt Mork
40 entries topped the kart count for the
day. Humphries and Mork led the field
to the start of the feature and through lap
one. Stumbling at the top, Mork fell to
9th with Helgeson, Nevins Jr. and Zomer
moving up. Zomer managed to get into
2nd and passed Humphries to end lap
five and take the top position. Lap six
saw the first caution and tense moments
arose when Zomer’s engine quite after
officials stopped the field. The sportsman
of Spanel arouse when he jumped
out of his kart (in 2nd position) and got
Zomer restarted. The restart saw Spanel,
Nevins Jr., and Helgeson passing Zomer.
Caution laps began to rule as the middle
of the pack battled for positions, but in
the end Tom Spanel stayed on top to capture
his 2nd Duffy of the day. The top
mover of the race was Jake Hanson, who
started last on the field and finished 6th
after transferring from the B-Main.
Uncle Frank's
Briggs Animal Blue Wazoom Med
Duffy Winner: Tom Spanel
Pole Award: Cameron Childs
A-Main Top Ten
1 Tom Spanel (Lincoln NE),
2 Cameron Childs (Council Bluffs IA),
3 Cameron Koopman (Brewster MN),
4 Devon Havlik (Iowa Falls IA),
5 Andrew Hays (Independence MO),
6 Jeremiah Davis (Alta IA),
7 Brentt Mork (Sioux Falls SD),
8 Jonathan Hanson (Atwater MN),
9 Jacob Alton (Woodville WI),
10 Sam Mangiameli (Omaha NE)
Heat Race Winners:
1 a) Tom Spanel b) Cameron Childs,
2 a) Tom Spanel b) Cameron Childs
Childs and Spanel led the field to the
start with Childs holding the top spot
through the first eight laps. Koopman
and Spanel rounded out the top three
until lap nine, where Spanel grabbed
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the lead. The race had two cautions in
which action saw Koopman and Child
swap 2nd and 3rd. In the end, the checkers
once again blessed Tom Spanel, as
he led all of the final laps to pick up his
third Duffy in two days. Childs finished
2nd, Koopman in 3rd, Devon Havlik
4th, and Andrew Hays rounded out the
top five.
Jody's Kart Shop
Junior I Heavy
Duffy Winner: Trevor Hunt
Pole Award: Tylan Porath
A-Main Top Ten
1 Trevor Hunt (Liberty MO),
2 Tylan Porath (Windom MN),
3 Jacob Murray (Omaha NE),
4 Brody Willett (Alburnett IA),
5 Jacee Gerlach (Rapid City SD),
6 Lincoln Schanzenbach (Aberdeen SD),
7 Brian Brandt (Fairmont MN),
8 Cole Luck (Hudson IA),
9 Landon Schott (Aberdeen SD),
10 Miciah Hidlebaugh (Grimes IA)
Heat Race Winners:
1 a) Jacee Gerlach b) Landon Schott,
2 a) Trevor Hunt b) Tylan Porath
20 competitors took the field in arguably
one of the most exciting races of the
week. Porath and Willet led the group
to the start. Anxious drivers mid pack
caused a caution that led to a complete
restart. After retaking the green, Porath
and Willet both fell from the front to
well back of mid pack. Luck jumped to
the lead followed by Murray and Hunt.
Murray and Hunt drafted by Luck at lap
five and began to distance themselves
from the rest of the field. Murray continued
to lead with Hunt on his bumper
until lap 13. Unbeknown to them was
that Porath had been picking off about
a kart per lap, and was running them
down without any drafting help. Hunt
passed Murray on lap 14, with Porath
charging close behind. In the end, Hunt
crossed the checkers 1st to grab his first
Duffy, Porath got by Murray on the final
lap for 2nd, and Murray finished 3rd.
Willet also made a strong recovery to finish
4th and Jacee Gerlach rounded out
the top 5. “Green to checkers after one
restart. 15 laps of some of the best racing
ever witnessed at UPS! – Awesome!”
Briggs & Stratton
Briggs Animal Light
Duffy Winner: Andrew Dove
Pole Award: Drake Helgeson
A-Main Top Ten
1 Andrew Dove (Greenville SC),
2 Drake Helgeson (Genoa WI),
3 Bryan Nevins JR. (Des Moines IA),
4 Darrin Zomer (Canton SD),
5 Skylar Prochaska (Lakefield MN),
6 Talia Mangiameli (Omaha NE),
7 Jake Hanson (Brookings SD),
8 Cameron Childs (Council Bluffs IA),
9 Mitch Weiss (Scandia MN),
10 Cameron Koopman (Brewster MN)
B-Main Transfers:
1) Darrin Zomer 2) Skylar Prochaska
Heat Race Winners:
1 a) Drake Helgeson b) Andrew Dove
c)Tanner Snedeker d)Zach Humphries,
2 a) Drake Helgeson b) Andrew Dove
c)Talia Mangiameli
d)Cameron Koopman
35 entrants participated - vying for
the coveted 20 A-Main starting spots
in the Briggs Animal Light main. Helgeson
and Dove captured the front
row start and led top competitors in
the Midwest to the green. Two cautions
led to two complete restarts. With
the race getting under way, Helgeson
jumped to the early lead, followed by
Koopman, then Dove. The top three
positions remained unchanged with
Mangiameli moving into the 4th position
through lap 5. A caution at lap 5
bunched the field up again, which led
to a green flag run over the next 10 laps.
Helgeson and Koopman led these laps
which also saw Nevins Jr. moving up,
as well as Zomer and Prochaska, both
of whom transferred from the B-Main.
Dove, who had been following in 3rd,
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took the lead after a lap 15 restart. He
managed to hold Helgeson and Nevins
Jr. off the final two laps to claim his first
Duffy of the week.
All Around Construction
Junior II Heavy
Duffy Winner: Cole Ferguson
Pole Award: Dusten Reed
A-Main Top Ten
1 Cole Ferguson (Dexter IA),
2 Jacob Krug (Omaha NE),
3 Adam Brotherton (Huron SD),
4 Levi Preston (Harlan IA),
5 Jerod Ballhagen (Allison IA),
6 Dylan LaCroix (Rapid City SD),
7 Dylan Goettl (Chippewa Falls WI),
8 Elizabeth Hubbard (Spearfish SD),
9 Dalton Magers (Redwood Falls MN),
10 Jeff Edwards (Ames IA)
B-Main Transfers:
1) Dylan Goettl 2) Derek Hodges
Heat Race Winners:
1 a) Kaleb Johnson b) Michael Nichols
c) Dusten Reed, 2 a) Jacob Krug
b) Jeff Edwards c) Dusten Reed
Reed and Krug led the field to the start
of the Junior II Heavy feature Wednesday
night. Twenty of the 27 Competitors
came across the line at the end of the first
lap - two and even three wide. A caution
followed, which led to a lengthy delay
in trying to determine the scoring of the
previous lap. Back underway multiple
lead changing occurred up to the lap
five caution which put Ballhagen at the
top for the restart, followed by Nichols
and Brotherton. Through the next series
of laps, (B-Main transfer) Goettl jumped
to the lead and led through lap 10, only
to get passed by Krug on lap 11. Second,
3rd & 4th continued to swap positions
through the final laps. The final lap
determined the outcome as Ferguson
got by Krug to take the checkers. Brotherton
finished 3rd, Preston 4th and Ballhagen
finished 5th.
L&J Karting by HRE, LLC.
Stock Medium
Duffy Winner: Drake Helgeson
Pole Award: Drake Helgeson
A-Main Top Ten
1 Drake Helgeson (Genoa WI),
2 Brentt Mork (Sioux Falls SD),
3 Jordan Krug (Omaha NE),
4 Cody Snyder (Rapid City SD),
5 Darrin Zomer (Canton SD),
6 Joe Hilger (Lincoln NE),
7 Andrew Dove (Greenville SC),
8 Erica Bear (Charlotte NC),
9 Dillon Sampson (Alpha MN),
10 Logan Sinning (Sioux Falls SD)
B-Main Transfers:
1) Darrin Zomer 2) Adam Gustafson
Heat Race Winners:
1 a) Andrew Dove b) Drake Helgeson
c) Skylar Prochaska, 2 a) Dillon Sampson
b) Drake Helgeson c) Tom Spanel
Twenty entrants qualified out of 30
for the Stock Medium Feature – the
final show of Wednesday night. Helgeson
and Prochaska let the field to the
start. Spanel jumped to the early lead
followed by Krug and Mork. Mork got
by both Krug and Spanel and led up to
the caution at lap eight. After the restart,
Mork continued to lead with Krug following
with all other positions in the
top ten swapping every lap. Helgeson
and Kalin both managed to get by Mork
at lap14, but Mork kept them in tow. A
caution after lap 15 saw the top three as
Helgeson, Kalin and Mork. Cautions to
get the last five laps in were prevalent.
The 16th completed lap saw Kalin put
to the rear for the ensuing caution and
the 17th lap became the final as there
were 42 laps in the book. The finish
to the checkers ended with Helgeson,
Mork, Krug, Snyder and Zomer claiming
top five finishes.
P.E. Jepson Lumber Co.
Briggs Animal Super Heavy
Duffy Winner: Dillon Sampson
Pole Award: Dillon Sampson
A-Main Top Ten
1 Dillon Sampson (Alpha MN),
2 Mike Ballhagen (Allison IA),
3 Kirk Sackreiter (Watertown SD),
4 John Merley (Sheldon IA),
5 Tyler Kinman (Corning IA),
6 Cole Sharp (Fairmont MN),
7 Kevin Mulder (Sioux Center IA),
8 Greg Snyder (Flint TX),
9 Jacob Alton (Woodville WI),
10 Jonathan Hanson (Atwater MN)
Heat Race Winners:
1 a) Kevin Mulder b) Dillon Sampson,
2 a) Greg Snyder b)Dillon Sampson
There were 15 entrants for the first
feature on Thursday night. Sixteen year
old Dillon Sampson captured the pole,
and led all of the adult veterans to the
green flag. As the race got underway, it
was Sampson and Mulder leading the
way. At lap three, Mulder was tagged
with bringing out the caution and sent
to the rear. Sampson again took charge,
followed by Ballhagen and Sackreiter.
The race continued from lap five to 20
under green with few position changes.
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Sampson didn’t look back, crossed the
checkers in first, and captured is first
Duffy of his adult career.
Humphries Construction
Jr I Briggs Animal Light
Duffy Winner: Trevor Hunt
Pole Award: Trevor Hunt
A-Main Top Ten
1 Trevor Hunt (Liberty MO),
2 Brody Willett (Alburnett IA),
3 Jacee Gerlach (Rapid City SD),
4 Jacob Murray (Omaha NE),
5 Bryan Brandt (Fairmont MN),
6 Lucas Jacobson (Mason City IA),
7 Cole Luck (Hudson IA),
8 Trey Thesenvitz (Jasper MN),
9 Tylan Porath (Windom MN),
10 Miciah Hidlebaugh (Grimes IA)
Heat Race Winners:
1 a) Trevor Hunt b) Jacee Gerlach,
2 a) Trevor Hunt b) Jacob Murray
Hunt had just claimed his first
Duffy the night before, and now he
was sitting on the pole over 19 other
racers. Hunt and Gerlach led the field
to the green and made one lap until
the first caution. Hunt followed by
Murray, then Hoffmeyer made one lap
until caution #2. On the restart it was
Hunt, Hoffmeyer, Willet, Jacobson and
Murray filling out the top 5. Positions
remained the same through lap 10
when Gerlach passed Murray to get in
the top 5. Lap 13 saw the third caution
in which front runner Hoffmeyer was
charged for. This led to a green, white,
checkered shootout in which Hunt was
able to hold everyone off. Hunt, Willet,
Gerlach, Murray and Brandt rounded
the top 5. Trevor Hunt picked up his
second Duffy of the week.
Briggs & Stratton
Briggs Animal Medium
Duffy Winner: Andrew Dove
Pole Award: Andrew Dove
A-Main Top Ten
1 Andrew Dove (Greenville SC),
2 Jordan Krug (Omaha NE),
3 Tom Spanel (Lincoln NE),
4 Joe Hilger (Lincoln NE),
5 Cameron Koopman (Brewster MN),
6 Max Jacobson (Lennox SD),
7 Zach Humphries (Aberdeen SD),
8 Dillon Sampson (Alpha MN),
9 Drake Helgeson (Genoa WI),
10 Bryan Nevins Jr. (Des Moines IA)
B-Main Transfers:
1) Zach Humphries 2) Jake Hanson
C-Main Transfers:
1) Scott Simons 2) Candice Hayes
Heat Race Winners:
1 a) Tom Spanel b) Mitch Weiss
c) Andrew Dove d) Drake Helgeson,
2 a) Tom Spanel b) Mitch Weiss
c) Andrew Dove d) Jordan Krug
There were 40 entries for the Briggs
Animal Medium class this night. Maybe
it was the realization that there was only
one day left or the combination that
there were so many drivers on the top
of their game at this point in the week,
but the first couple of laps were some of
the worst we saw a UPS, and the final
19 were some of the best.
Dove and Weiss started on the front
row and brought the field to a start
that required four restarts to get started.
The fourth restart saw the biggest
incident of the week. The race was red
flagged after Swiggert barrel rolled on
the backstretch and karts were strung
out in the fence and all over in the backstretch
fence. A modest red flag period
and drivers meeting to assure who
was in control commenced, and drivers
were assured that if another caution
occurred, the guilty party would be sent
to the pits to think about it. With drivers
heeding the words of wisdom, the race
commenced and went cautionless to
the end with Dove, Weiss, Spanel, and
Helgeson holding the top five positions.
Racing became fast and furious as Weiss
was rooted out of his position and fell
to 9th. Dove continued to lead with
Spanel moving into 2nd. Top positions
remained the same until lap eight, when
Spanel made his move around Dove.
Dove managed to get back around on
lap 11 and raced to the win while Krug,
Spanel, Hilger and Koopman battled to
get to him. Andrew Dove collected his
second Duffy of the week.
KWE - Jr. II Briggs Animal Light
Duffy Winner: Jerod Ballhagen
Pole Award: Jerod Ballhagen
A-Main Top Ten
1 Jerod Ballhagen (Allison IA),
2 Dylan Goettl (Chippewa Falls WI),
3 James Suter (Watertown SD),
4 Jacob Krug (Omaha NE),
5 Kaleb Johnson (Sioux Falls SD),
6 Michael Nichols (Watertown SD),
7 Dusten Reed (Lenox IA),
8 Logan Lalena (Oil City LA),
9 Dalton Magers (Redwood Falls MN),
10 Cole Ferguson (Dexter IA)
B-Main Transfers:
1) Adam Brotherton 2) Elizabeth Hubbard
Heat Race Winners:
1 a) Michael Nichols b) Logan LaLena
c) Jerod Ballhagen, 2 a) Kaleb Johnson
b) Dylan Goettl c) Jerod Ballhagen
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Just as in the feature before, the Jr. II
Animal Light class had a little trouble
getting the start in. Ballhagen and Nichols
led the field to the start three times
before the first lap was scored. At the
end of the first lap, it was Nichols, Ballhagen
and Goettl. Positions 1 through
3 remained the same through the first
four laps with Suter, LaCroix and LaLena
changing positions for the top six. A
caution at lap 5 brought the field back
together with Nichols and Ballhagen at
the top spots. Nichols led through lap
8 when Ballhagen, Goettl and Suter all
drafted by. Ballhagen led through laps
9 and 10 only to get passed by Goettl on
lap 11. Krug, Nichols and Suter continued
to battle for top 5 positions. Ballhagen
tucked in behind and slipped back
by Goettl on lap 14. The final lap saw
Ballhagen take the checkers, followed
by Goettl. Suter passed Krug to take
3rd, Krug was 4th and Johnson passed
Nichols for 5th. 29 entries battled this
day for the coveted Duffy.
KSM Motorsports - Stock Heavy
Duffy Winner: Kiefer Kalin
Pole Award: Cameron Childs
A-Main Top Ten
1 Kiefer Kalin (Norfolk NE),
2 Tom Spanel (Lincoln NE),
3 Andrew Dove (Greenville SC),
4 Cameron Childs (Council Bluffs IA),
5 Jamie Gerlach (Rapid City SD),
6 Mike Ballhagen (Allison IA),
7 Andy Bates (Newton IA),
8 Darrin Zomer (Canton SD),
9 Bryan Nevins Jr. (Des Moines IA),
10 Erica Bear (Charlotte NC)
Heat Race Winners:
1 a) Jamie Gerlach b) Cameron Childs,
2 a) Tom Spanel b) Brentt Mork
Cameron Childs, driving for Sam
Mangiameli took the pole over 20 competitors
in the KSM Motorsports Stock
Heavy Class. Childs and Spanel brought
the field down to take the green. Childs
would lead lap one with Gerlach jumping
in to follow. Lap 2 and 3 would see
a major shakeup at the top as Kalin
took the lead with Nevins Jr. following.
A caution at lap four bunched the field
back up with Kalin, Nevins Jr., Childs,
and Gerlach rounding out the top five.
After the restart, Nevins Jr. was rooted
from his position and fell back to 5th.
Kalin would continue to lead until
Childs passed him on the 11th lap.
Kalin quickly got back around on the
14th circuit and the pass saw Childs get
put back to 4th with Spanel and Dove
both getting by. Kalin would continue
on to the finish and win with Spanel in
2nd, Dove in 3rd, Childs in 4th and Gerlach
finishing 5th.
Spanel Engines, Inc.
(In Memory of Loren Zomer)
Briggs Animal Sportsman
Duffy Winner: Jordan Krug
Pole Award: Jordan Krug
A-Main Top Ten
1 Jordan Krug (Omaha NE),
2 Logan Sinning (Sioux Falls SD),
3 Erica Bear (Charlotte NC),
4 Mitch Weiss (Scandia MN),
5 Darrin Zomer (Canton SD),
6 John Merley (Sheldon IA),
7 Talia Mangiameli (Omaha NE),
8 Cody Snyder (Rapid City SD),
9 Cameron Childs (Council Bluffs IA),
10 Tanner Snedeker (Woonsocket SD)
B-Main Transfers:
1) Tanner Snedeker 2) Erica Bear
Heat Race Winners:
1 a) Jonathan Hanson b) Jordan Krug
c) Jamie Gerlach, 2 a) Mitch Weiss
b) Jordan Krug c) Jamie Gerlach
30 entrants took to the track this day,
and the Animal Sportsman class was
going to assure a first time Duffy winner.
Krug and Weiss led the field to the start
of the A-Main. Krug would take command,
followed by Zomer and Sackreiter.
Sinning and Hanson would follow
the trio until the field was bunched back
up at the caution on lap 10. The restart
saw a virtually unchanged top 10 until
lap 14, which saw Bear making moves
to position herself just outside the top
5. Krug, Zomer then Sinning continued
to lead up to the caution during lap 17.
The pack became bunched as Krug led
them to the four lap shootout. Everyone
gunning for the Duffy was giving
it their all, and the final lap saw Krug
finishing 1st, Sinning passing Zomer for
2nd, Bear getting around both Zomer
and Weiss for 3rd, Weiss picking up 4th
and Zomer finishing 5th.
DRE DeRoon Racing Engines
Jr I Briggs Animal Heavy
Duffy Winner: Trevor Hunt
Pole Award: Trevor Hunt
A-Main Top Ten
1 Trevor Hunt (Liberty MO),
2 Brian Brandt (Fairmont MN),
3 Lincoln Schanzenbach (Aberdeen SD),
4 Trey Thesenvitz (Jasper MN),
5 Cole Luck (Hudson IA),
6 Jacob Murray (Omaha NE),
7 Miciah Hidlebaugh (Grimes IA),
8 Jacee Gerlach (Rapid City SD),
9 Chance Hoffmeyer (Texarkana AR),
10 Ben Bogle (Elwood NE)
Heat Race Winners:
1 a) Jacob Murray b) Trevor Hunt,
2 a) Chance Hoffmeyer b) Trevor Hunt
Trevor Hunt had already won two
of the three Duffy’s available for Jr. I’s
this week, and he was on a mission to
capture his third. Sitting on the pole,
Hunt alongside Hoffmeyer led the 18
kart field to the green. Hunt immediately
jumped into the lead with Brandt
in 2nd, Hoffmeyer 3rd, Gerlach 4th and
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Bogle in 5th. Positions stayed the same
up to the only caution of the race at lap
3. With the race back underway, Hunt
managed distance on 2nd place Brandt.
Positions stayed the same until lap
10 when Gerlach, Schanzenbach and
Thesenvitz passed Hoffmeyer for 3rd,
4th and 5th respectively. Meanwhile,
Brandt was gaining strength and was
making the final run at Hunt. Brandt
gave Hunt all he could handle on the
final circuit, but in the end Hunt had
enough to claim his third Duffy of the
week. Brandt, Schanzenbach, Thesenvitz
and Luck rounded out the top 5.
Outlaw Motorsports
Jr II Briggs Animal Heavy
Duffy Winner: Michael Nichols
Pole Award: Jeff Edwards
A-Main Top Ten
1 Michael Nichols (Watertown SD),
2 Dylan Goettl (Chippewa Falls WI),
3 Kaleb Johnson (Sioux Falls SD),
4 Jeff Edwards (Ames IA),
5 Dylan LaCroix (Rapid City SD),
6 Brandon Grendzinski (Weston WI),
7 Cole Ignaszewski (New Richland MN),
8 Scott Swanson (Wausau WI),
9 Cole Ferguson (Dexter IA),
10 Justin Robison (Rockwall TX)
B-Main Transfers:
1) Cole Ferguson 2) Cole Ignaszewski
Heat Race Winners:
1 a) Dylan Goettl b) Jeff Edwards
c) Michael Nichols, 2 a) Logan Lalena
b) Jeff Edwards c) Michael Nichols
This was the last chance for the 28
Junior II’s to claim a Duffy. Driver’s
skill and knowledge of the draft would
all culminate into the last race of their
Grand National week. Edwards sat on
the pole with Nichols alongside. With
everyone trying to capture the last
Duffy, it took two complete restarts
to get them going. Getting underway,
Edwards commanded the top spot
with Nichols and Goettl in close check.
Goettl, Krug and Nichols moved past
Edwards at lap 5 as Johnson passed
Preston to get into the top 5. Nichols
passed Krug at lap 9 and then jumped
into the lead at lap 13. The final two
circuits saw Nichols hold the lead and
win, with Goettl finishing 2nd, Johnson,
Edwards and LaCroix making passes to
finish 3rd, 4th and 5th respectively. A
good run was had by Cole Ignaszewski
who started shotgun on the field and
finished 7th after transferring from the
B-Main.
Koopman Racing
Briggs Animal Heavy
Duffy Winner: Kiefer Kalin
Pole Award: Bryan Nevins Jr.
A-Main Top Ten
1 Kiefer Kalin (Norfolk NE),
2 Drake Helgeson (Genoa WI),
3 Bryan Nevins Jr. (Des Moines IA),
4 Jordan Krug (Omaha NE),
5 Andrew Dove (Greenville SC),
6 Joe Hilger (Lincoln NE),
7 Tom Spanel (Lincoln NE),
8 John Merley (Sheldon IA),
9 Kirk Sackreiter (Watertown SD),
10 Cody Snyder (Rapid City SD)
B-Main Transfers:
1) John Merley 2) Mike Berg
Heat Race Winners:
1 a) Andrew Dove b) Joe Hilger
c) Bryan Nevins Jr.,
2 a) Cameron Koopman b) Tom Spanel
c) Bryan Nevins Jr.
The final feature of the week had
28 competitors battling to make the 20
starting positions for the A-Main. Bryan
Nevins Jr. collected the most points
and started from the pole - Helgeson
started alongside. When the green flew,
it was Nevins Jr. to the front followed
by Kalin. Positions remained the same
to lap 4 when Dove moved from 3rd
into 2nd – 4th and 5th was Sackreiter
and Hilger. The field was brought back
together by caution at lap 10. Nevins Jr.
led them to the restart with Kalin passing
Dove to get into 2nd. The lower
half of the top 10 started moving with
Krug and Spanel getting by both Dove
and Sackreiter. At lap 16, Kalin made
his challenge for the lead and passed
Nevins Jr. Helgeson followed to claim
2nd position. In the end, Keifer Kalin
held off all challenges to claim his
second Duffy of the week. Helgeson
finished 2nd, Nevins Jr. finished 3rd,
Krug 4th and Dove 5th. Merley made
a great run from 19th starting position
to finish 7th, after transferring from the
B-Main.
Briggs and Stratton gave out an
award for the Top Engine Builder’s Cup
of the 2010 4-Cycle Speedway Grand
Nationals. When the points were tallied,
Tom Rayl and TRR engines found
their way to the top.
University Plains Speedway and the
South Dakota Kart Club would like say
“Thank you so much” to all the people
who donated their money, labor, equipment,
blood, sweat and tears, in making
the this track and the last three years
something special.
Thanks to our Special Sponsors
of the 4-Cycle Speedway Grand
Nationals:
Subway of Wisconsin
Big Game Tree Stands
Rod Patteson for the live internet
broadcast on Hoseheadsradio.com
MAXXIS tires for their generosity and
support to the karting community
Koopman Racing and Timberlodge
Steakhouse for the practice night feed
Uncle Frank’s and University Plains
Speedway for sponsoring the mechanics
belt buckle awards in memory of
our dearest friend – Loren Zomer.
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Anml Sportsman: 1 Jordan Krug, 2 Logan Sinning, 3 Erica Bear, 4 Mitch Weiss, 5 Darren Zomer,
6 John Murley, 7 Talia Mangiameli, 8 Cody Snyder, 9 Cameron Childs, 10 Tanner Snedeker
Animal Med: 1 Andrew Dove, 2 Jordan Krug, 3 Tom Spanel, 4 Joe Hilger, 5 Cameron Koopman,
6 Max Jacobson, 7 Zach Humphries, 8 Dillon Sampson, 9 Drake Helgeson, 10 Bryan Nevins Jr.
Animal Super Heavy: 1 Dillon Sampson, 2 Mike Ballhagen, 3 Kirk Sackreiter, 4 John Merley, 5
Tyler Kinman, 6 Cole Sharp, 7 Kevin Mulder, 8 Greg Snyder, 9 Jacob Alton, 10 Jonathan Hanson
Jr I Animal Hvy: 1Trevor Hunt, 2 Brian Brandt, 3 Lincoln Schanzbach, 4 Trey Thesenvitz, 5 Cole
Luck, 6 Jacob Murray, 7 Miciah Hidlebaugh, 8 Jacee Gerlach, 9 Chance Hoffmeyer, 10 Ben Bogle
Animal Heavy: 1 Kiefer Kalin, 2 Drake Helgeson, 3 Bryan Nevins Jr., 4 Jordan Krug, 5 Andrew
Dove, 6 Joe Hilger, 7 Tom Spanel, 8 John Merley, 9 Kirk Sackreiter, 10 Cody Snyder
Jr I Animal Lt: 1 Trevor Hunt, 2 Brody Willett, 3 Jacee Gerlach, 4 Jacob Murray, 5 Bryan Brandt,
6 Lucas Jacobdon, 7 Cole Luck, 8 Trey Thesenvitz, 9 Tylan Porath, 10 Miciah Hidlebaugh
Animal Light: 1 Andrew Dove, 2 Drake Helgeson, 3 Bryan Nevins Jr., 4 Darrin Zomer,
5 Skylar Prochaska, 6 Talia Mangiameli, 7 Jake Hanson, 8 Cameron Childs, 9 Mitch Weiss,
10 Cameron Koopman
Junior 1 Light: 1 Tylan Porath, 2 Trevor Hunt, 3 Jacob Murray, 4 Landon Schott, 5 Cole Luck, 6
Chance Hoffmeyer, 7 Crist Pittenger, 8 Jacee Gerlach, 9 Brandon Dolman, 10 Lexie Ignaszewski
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Jr II Animal Hvy: 1 Michael Nichols, 2 Dylan Goettl, 3 Kaleb Johnson, 4 Jeff Edwards,
5 Dylan Lacroix, 6 Brandon Grendzinski, 7 Cole Ignaszewski, 8 Scott Swanson,
9 Cole Ferguson, 10 Justin Robison
Animal Masters: 1 Brian Wannarka, 2 David Snyder, 3 Bryan Good, 4 Randy Wulf, 5 Marty
Aulner, 6 Gene Becker, 7 Mike Berg, 8 Ken Scott, 9 Doug Hanson, 10 Mickey Hays
Jr II Animal Lt: 1 Jerod Ballhagen, 2 Dylan Goettl, 3 James Suter, 4 Jacob Krug,
5 Kaleb Johnson, 6 Michael Nichols, 7 Dusten Reed, 8 Logan Lalena, 9 Dalton Magers,
10 Cole Ferguson
Blue Wazoom Heavy: 1 Tom Spanel, 2 Sam Mangiameli, 3 Cameron Childs, 4 Kevin Mulder,
5 Cameron Koopman, 6 Andrew Hays, Dnf Devon Havlik, Dnf Brentt Mork,
Dnf Jonathan Hanson, Dns Lee Miller
Junior II Heavy: 1 Cole Ferguson, 2 Jacob Krug, 3 Adam Brotherton, 4 Levi Preston,
5 Jerod Ballhagen, 6 Dylan Lacroix, 7 Dylan Goettl, 8 Elizabeth Hubbard, 9 Dalton Magers,
10 Jeff Edwards
OHV Blue Wazoom Medium: 1 Tom Spanel, 2 Cameron Child, 3 Cameron Koopman,
4 Devon Havlik, 5 Andrew Hays, 6 Jeremiah Davis, 7 Brentt Mork, Dnf Jonathan Hanson,
Dnf Jacob Alton, Dnf Sam Mangiameli
Junior II Light: 1 Kaleb Johnson, 2 Dylan Lacroix, 3 Jeff Edwards, 4 Logan Lalena, 5 Jerod Ballhagen,
6 Michael Nichols, 7 Jacob Krug, 8 James Suter, 9 Dalton Magers, 10 Cole Ignaszewski
Stock Heavy: 1 Kiefer Kalin, 2 Tom Spanel, 3 Andrew Dove, 4 Cameron Childs, 5 Jamie Gerlach,
6 Mike Ballhagen, 7 Andy Bates, 8 Darrin Zomer, 9 Bryan Nevins Jr., 10 Erica Bear
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Stock Light: 1 Tom Spanel, 2 Bryan Nevis Jr., 3 Zach Humphries, 4 Mitch Weiss, 5 Logan
Sinning, 6 Jake Hanson, 7 Talia Mangiameli, 8 Erica Bear, 9 Tanner Snedeker, 10 Max Jacobson
Stock Medium: 1 Drake Helgeson, 2 Brentt Mork, 3 Jordan Krug, 4 Cory Snyder, 5 Darrin
Zomer, 6 Joe Hilger, 7 Andrew Dove, 8 Erica Bear, 9 Dillon Sampson, 10 Logan Sinning
Junior I Heavy: 1 Trevor Hunt, 2 Tylan Porath, 3 Jacob Murray, 4 Brody Willett, 5 Jacee Gerlach,
6 Lincoln Schanzenbach, 7 Brian Brandt, 8 Cole Luck, 9 Landon Schott, 10 Miciah Hidlebaugh
Doug Norgaard presents the Top Engine Builder’s Cup, sponsored by Briggs & Stratton, of the
2010 4-Cycle Speedway Grand Nationals award to Tom Rayl and his mechanic, Bryan Nevins Jr.
2010 4-CyC sPWy grand naTIonal
WHaTCHaruns
FiNish Name Chassis motor ClutCh pipe braKes wheels/tires helmet/suit motor builder/shop spoNsors
stoCK liGht
1st Tom Spanel Ultramax
Excentrik
2nd Bryan Nevis, Jr. Ultramax
Excentrik
3rd Zach Humphries
Flathead Bully Robertson Van-K Impact TRR Ultramax, Outlaw Motorsports
TRR Bully TRR Cuts Simpson Tom Ray Racing Engines Ultramax, TRR, Chain Drag
Gone Race Products
4th Mitch Weiss Icon Flathead Bully Maxxis Impact Huse Snap-on, Gator Signs
5th Logan Sinning
JuNior 2 liGht
1st Kaleb Johnson Phantom Seraph TRR SMC-Vortex RLV MCP Douglas/Maxxis Bell TRR Merle Johnson Farm Toys,
Autoland, Bell, DWT, Autografx
2nd Dylan LaCroix Ikon Waller Vortex Waller MC Light Douglas/Maxxis Bell/Leaf Waller Racing Interstate Auto & Boat
3rd Jeff Edwards Phantom Seraph SBR-Brian Smith SMC SBR Power
Pipe
4th Logan Lalena
5th Jerod Ballhagen Phantom Seraph L&J by HRE-
Dale Hitz
aNimal masters
1st Brian Wannarka Phantom Seraph Tom Ray/TRR
Animal
2nd David Snyder Triumph by
Dynamic
Phantom Douglas/Maxxis Impact SBR, Brent and Brian Smith Team SBR, PRC, Grandpa and
Grandma
Launch WMS Bell
Bully 3 Disc-
Done by
Cake's
Maxxis Pinks-Cut by
Wannarka & Sharp
Impact Helmet Tom Royal/TRR Brian Wannarka Truck Repair
and Welding
Briggs Animal Bully Dynamic MCP DWT/Maxxis Vega/Dynamic Snyder Power Plants-
Dynamic
3rd Bryan Good Millennium Huse Animal Buller Built MCP Xtreme Cut Simpson Shawn Huse/Huse Racing
Engines
4th Randy Wulf
5th Marty Aulner Phantom Seraph Waller Big Dog
Digger
Snap-on Tools
Smitty's Transmission, Retrax,
McDonalds, Brad Gilbertson,
John Lutheran
Bully Waller Pipe MCP Q Plus Rims/Maxxis Simpson/Burris Chad Waller/Waller Racing National Training Center Las
Vegas Nev. Timber Lodge
Steakhouse, Aulner Bro's
Racing
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2010 4-cyc spwy grand NATIONAL whatcharuns
Finish NAME CHASSIS MOTOR CLUTCH PIPE BRAKES WHEELS/TIRES HELMET/SUIT MOTOR BUILDER/SHOP SPONSORS
Junior I Light
1st Tylan Porath Ultramax Element Briggs-Hawk
Performance
Specialties
2nd Trevor Hunt Ultramax
Excentrik
3rd Jacob Murray Ultramax
Excentrik
4th Landon Schott Phantom Seraph SBR Bully SBR Power
Pipe
Bully Maxxis KBC/Bell Racing
Jacket
Hawk Performance
Specialties
Hawk Performance Specialties,
Snake Bite Cuts, Extra Touch
Auto Sales, Fisher Optometric
TRR Bully Tom Royal Racing (TRR) Outlaw Motorsports, Hunt's Car
Care Center
TRR-Briggs Bully Maxxis TRR PhesantBonanza.com
Flathead
Maxxis Weldon Cuts SBR/KWE Kirk's Auto, Carson County
Feeders, Tople Seeds, Arnies
Repair, KWE, Swanson Electric,
Fritz Construction, Humphries
Construction
5th Cole Luck Phantom Seraph Dawson Power SMC Bullet RLV CP Douglas/Maxxis Impact/Impact Lonnie Dawson OP Pizza, Mom & Dad
Blue Wazoom Heavy
1st Tom Spanel Ultramax Blue Wazoom Bully Van-K Impact Ultramax, Outlaw Motorsports
Excentrik
2nd Sam Mangiameli
3rd Cameron Childs 2010 Buller Aero Blue Wazoom Bully Maxxis Simpson Quick Service Motorsports Quaker Steak & Lube, Quick
Service, Buller Built, Pro-Tech
4th Kevin Mulder 2010 Legend
Matrix
Blue Wazoom Bully Spec MCP Tru Center/Maxxis Simpson DRE Racing Engines DRE Racing Engines, Red-E Oil,
Legend Racing Chassis
5th Cameron Koopman Phantom Seraph Blue Wazoom Bully RLV MCP Van-K/Impact Simpson/Impact Lee Miller, Uncle Frank's Koopman Racing, Valhalla
Painting LLC, Coman Kartworks
Junior I Heavy
1st Trevor Hunt Ultramax
Excentrik
2nd Tylan Porath Ultramax Element Briggs-Hawk
Performance
Specialties
3rd Jacob Murray Ultramax
Excentrik
TRR Bully Tom Ray/TRR Outlaw Motorsports, Hunt's Car
Care Centers
Bully Maxxis KBC/Bell Racing
Jacket
Mark Alton/Hawk
Performance Specialties
Hawk Performance Specialties,
Snake Bite Cuts, Extra Touch
Auto Sales
Briggs Flathead Bully Maxxis TRR PheasantBonanza.com
4th Brody Willett PRC Seraph Briggs Bully RLV Douglas/Maxxis Impact Waller Big Dog Dad
5th Jacee Gerlach Phantom Seraph Waller Bully Waller Maxxis HT3 Pinks Simpson/KWE Waller Racing/Kevin Weldon Grandpa Dean
Enterprises
OHV Blue Wazoom Medium
1st Tom Spanel Ultramax Blue Wazoom Bully Van-K/Maxxis Impact Ultramax, Outlaw Motorsports
Excentrik
2nd Cameron Childs 2010 Buller Aero Blue Wazoom Bully Maxxis Simpson Quick Service Racing Quaker Steak & Lube, Quick
Service, Buller Built, Pro-Tech
3rd Cameron Koopman Phantom Seraph Blue Wazoom Bully RLV MCP Van-K/Maxxis Simpson/Impact Lee Miller, Uncle Frank's Gman Kartworks, Koopman
Racing, Valhalla Painting LLC
4th Devon Havlik Phenom L&J Bully Maxxis Impact/Burris Jacket Jim Jones Chase Decals, Sorenson
Trucking, Havlik Trucking
5th Andrew Hays Trick/Olympic Briggs Blue Bully RLV Maxxis Simpson Troy Garner Motor Sports Russell Karting Specialties
Riddler
Wazoom
Junior II Heavy
1st Cole Ferguson Phantom Seraph TRR Flathead Bully Douglas Simpson TRR Racing Engines Ferguson Farms, Palmetto
Speed Shop
2nd Jacob Krug
3rd Adam Brotherton
4th Levi Preston
5th Jerod Ballhagen Phantom Seraph L&J by HRE- Launch WMS Bell
Dale Hitz
Stock Medium
1st Drake Helgeson Millennium
(Impulse)
L&J Karting
by HRE
2nd Brentt Mork Phantom Seraph L&J Karting
by HRE
3rd Jordan Krug
Bully Custom None Maxxis Bell L&J Karting by HRE Millennium, L&J Karting
by HRE
Launch RLV CP Mini Lite Q Plus/Maxxis Bell/TMC Racewear Dale/Kyle Heitz Cliff Avenue Auto Parts, J&M
Construction, Mo Cable
4th Cory Snyder Seraph TRE Flathead Bully Maxxis Impact/KWE TRE (KWE) Volley Green Sod Farm
5th Darrin Zomer Seraph Waller Bully Wilwood Maxxis Impact/Impact Waller Racing In Memory of Loren Zomer,
Bargain Barn Tire Center,
Sudbeck Trucking
Animal Light
1st Andrew Dove Ultramax Tim Fishel
Motorsports
Bully CMP Douglas/Maxxis Bell Helmet Tim Fishel Motorsports Ultramax Racing Chassis, Dill
Fabrication
2nd Drake Helgeson Millennium Bully Custom Mini Lite Maxxis Bell Hi-Tech L&J Karting by HRE, Uncle
Franks, Millennium Racing
Chassis
3rd Bryan Nevins Jr. Ultramax
Excentrik
TRR Bully TRR Cuts Simpson Tom Ray/Racing Engines Ultramax, TRR, Chain Drag
Gone Race Products
4th Darrin Zomer Seraph Waller Bully Wilwood Maxxis Impact/Impact Waller Racing In Memory of Loren Zomer,
Bargain Barn Tire Center,
Sudbeck Trucking
5th Skylar Prochaska
Junior I Animal Light
1st Trevor Hunt Ultramax
Excentrik
TRR Bully Tom Ray/Racing (TRR) Outlaw Motorsports, Hunt's Car
Care Center
2nd Brody Willett PRC Seraph Animal Bully RLV Douglas/Maxxis Impact Waller Big Dog Dad
3rd Jacee Gerlach Phantom Seraph Waller Bully Waller Maxxis HT3 Blue Thins Simpsom/KWE Waller Racing/Kevin Weldon Grandpa Dean
Enterprises
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2010 4-cyc spwy grand NATIONAL whatcharuns
Finish NAME CHASSIS MOTOR CLUTCH PIPE BRAKES WHEELS/TIRES HELMET/SUIT MOTOR BUILDER/SHOP SPONSORS
4th Jacob Murry Ultramax Briggs OHV Bully Maxxis Todd Miller PhesantBonanza.com
Excentrik Animal
5th Bryan Brandt Legend Matrix Briggs Bully MCP Tru-Center Maxxis Impact DRE DRE
Junior II Animal Light
1st Jerod Ballhagen Phantom Seraph L&J by HRE-Dale Launch WMS Bell
Hitz
2nd Dylan Goettl Millennium
Impulse
3rd James Suter
4th Jacob Krug
Animal Built by
Huse Engines
Bully
Rapp
Fabricating
Mini Lite CP TR 2 Excel/Maxxis Impact/Millennium Shawn Huse/Huse Racing
Engines
Subway, Mike's Smokehouse,
Huse Racing Engines
5th Kaleb Johnson Phantom Seraph Waller Vortex RLV MCP DWT/Maxxis Bell Waller Racing Merle Johnson Farm Toys,
Phillips Agency, Autoland
Stock Heavy
1st Kiefer Kalin Phantom Seraph SBR-Brian Smith Bully SBR MCP KWE Weldon Cuts Simpson SBR KWE, Humphries Construction,
Kalin Racing, Hattlestad Racing
2nd Tom Spanel Ultramax
Excentrik
Briggs Flathead Bully Robertson Van-K Impact TRR Ultramax, Outlaw Motorsports
3rd Andrew Dove Ultramax Tim Fishel
Motorsports,
TRR
4th Cameron Childs Sam's Speed
Machine
Bully CMP Douglas/Maxxis Bell Helmet Tim Fishel Motorsports, TRR Ultramax Racing Chassis, Dill
Fabrication
Briggs Bully Maxxis Creative Hair Design, KWE KWE, Creative Hair Design
Racing
5th Jamie Gerlach Phantom Seraph Waller SMC Waller Maxxis HT3 Pinks Impact/KWE Waller Racing/Kevin Weldon
Enterprises
Animal Medium
1st Andrew Dove Ultramax Tim Fishel
Motorsports
2nd Jordan Krug
3rd Tom Spanel Ultramax
Excentrik
4th Joe Hilger Ultramax Element Briggs Bully Southern
Express
Advantage
Pipes
Waller Racing, Kevin Weldon
Enterprises
Bully CMP Douglas/Maxxis Bell Helmet Tim Fishel Motorsports Ultramax Racing Chassis, Dill
Fabrication
Briggs Animal Bully Robertson Van-K Impact Ultramax, Outlaw Motorsports
MCP Mini Lite Douglas, Tru Center/Maxxis Simpson/Impact H.P. Lee Miller/Uncle Franks Uncle Franks, Midstates
Erectors Inc., Mom & Dad
5th Cameron Koopman Phantom Seraph Briggs Animal Bully MCP Van-K/Maxxis Simpson/Impact Chad Waller Gman Kartworks, Koopman
Racing, Valhalla Painting LLC
Animal Super Heavy
1st Dillon Sampson Seraph Waller Vortex Waller Maxxis Impact Waller Prestige Builders, Randy's TV &
Appliance, Tom & Connie Gruhot,
Eye Kandy, Seasonal Spruce
Ups, Complete Insurance, Linda
Sampson
2nd Mike Ballhagen Phantom Seraph L&J by HRE- Launch WMS Bell
Dale Hitz
3rd Kirk Sackreiter
4th John Merley Phantom Seraph Merley Machine Bully MCP Douglas DWT/Maxxis HJC/TMC Merley Machine/Ken's Repair JT Trucking, Glen's Sport
Center, Oldenkamp Detail,
Merley Machine
5th Tyler Kinman
Animal Sportsman
1st Jordan Krug
2nd Logan Sinning
3rd Erica Bear Phantom Seraph SBR Simpson KWE (Kevin Weldon
Enterprises)
Humphries Construction
4th Mitch Weiss Phantom Icon Huse Race
Engines/Animal
5th Darrin Zomer
Junior I Animal Heavy
1st Trevor Hunt Ultramax
Excentrik
2nd Brian Brandt
Bully DWT Q Plus/Maxxis Impact Huse Race Engines Brian Bernier-Gator Signs,
Snap-on Tools, Scott & Nacy
Post
TRR Bully Tom Ray/Racing (TRR) Outlaw Motorsports, Hunt's Car
Care Center
3rd Lincoln Schanzbach Phantom Seraph SBR Bully SBR Maxxis Bell Helmet SBR Kevin Weldon Enterprises
(KWE)
4th Trey Thesenvitz
5th Cole Luck Phantom Seraph Briggs Animal SMC Bullet RLV CS Douglas/Maxxis Pink Impact Chad Waller Racing Mom & Dad
Junior II Animal Heavy
1st Michael Nichols
2nd Dylan Goettl
3rd Kaleb Johnson Phantom Seraph Todd Miller
Racing
4th Jeff Edwards Phantom Seraph SBR-5 hp
Animal
SMC Vortex RLV MCP Douglas/Maxxis Bell Todd Miller Racing Merle Johnson Farm Toys,
Phillips Agency, Autoland
SMC
SBR Power
Pipe
PRC SBR Speedcuts Impact Brian Smith/SBR Power
Plants
SBR, Brent Smith, PRC,
Grandpa & Grandma
5th Dylan LaCroix Ikon Waller Vortex Waller MC Light Douglas/Maxxis Bell/Leaf Waller Racing Interstate Auto & Boat
Animal Heavy
1st Kiefer Kalin Phantom Seraph SBR Bully SBR MCP Maxxis Simpson SBR KWE, Humphries Construction,
Kalin Racing, Hattlestad Racing
2nd Drake Helgeson Millennium
(Impulse)
Bully Custom Mini Lite Maxxis Bell Hi-Tech L&J Karting by HRE,
Millennium Racing Chassis
3rd Bryan Nevins Jr. Ultramax TRR Bully TRR Cuts Simpson TRR Ultramax, TRR
4th Jordan Krug
5th Andrew Dove
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2-cyc sprint
willow springs kart club
willow springs kart track
willow springs, california
june 22 - june 26 • 2010
new ikf eXpert:
kolby araki
article & photos by race media group
each year the international kart federation
holds a prestigious event known
as the grand nationals. competing at
the grand nationals are participants
who race karts around the country in an
attempt to prepare themselves for the
once a year event to earn themselves
the title of “ikf grand national champion”
and earn karting’s highest award,
the duffy. originally titled the “Joe
karter” award, ikf changed the award
to a more fitting title as the “duffy” in
1981 to honor one of the most respected
karting enthusiasts known in karting,
the co-founder of go-kart club of
america, frank duffy livingston.
the 2010 ikf 2 cycle sprint grand
nationals kicked off their first day of
racing action at willow springs kart
club in rosamond california and five
drivers came home with duffy’s and a
national championship in ikf competition.
willow springs kart track is one
that lends itself to close side-by-side
racing and rewards the smoothest of
drivers and the best in the business in
kart chassis setup.
Day One - AIM Sports - Kid Kart
the kid kart
category was first
up on wednesday
and carson enright
grabbed the screaming
eagle with a
time of 1:01.023. in
the prefinal, enright went to the top spot
right from the drop of the green flag. he
had company up front as the top four all
were nose to tail battling for the lead. as
laps wound down there was no change
for position as the front pack stayed in
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45

draft. As the white flag flew Myles Farhan
made a run at the lead. Enright and
Farhan traded tire marks which slowed
the two and allowed Anthony Willis to
take advantage coming to the flag. Willis
got the win and would start pole for
the Final with Farhan alongside. As the
green flag flew for the start of the final,
the inside line got the jump and as they
completed a lap there was already a
three kart breakaway with Willis leading
and Hudson Morrow and Enright in
tow. The race upfront stayed single file
for most of the race. With four laps to go,
Morrow attempted to pass for the lead,
but Willis closed the door and caused
Morrow to check up which allowed
Willis to build a gap. As the white flag
flew, the leader Willis looked to be good
enough to secure the victory. However
Morrow made a great run to catch Willis.
Morrow again went to make the pass
on Willis, and the result was the same.
Anthony Willis held on to the checkered
for the win and the first Duffy of 2010.
Morrow was Second with Wyatt Wyllie
Third. Cody Dempster and Tomas Mejia
capped the top five.
Courtney Concepts
Rookie Sportsman
Second up was
Rookie Sportsman
and Zane
Smith grabbed the
Screaming Eagle
with a fast time of
49.479. In the Pre-
Final, the battle upfront was with the
top four karts. There were several lead
changes with the top four all taking
their turn at the lead. As the checkered
flew Jake Drew was the winner and
would start pole for the Final. The green
flag was waving for the start of the
Main and five drivers pulled away in a
hurry. Once again the top five all took
their turns at leading. Parker Thompson
worked his way up after a qualifying
DQ and was able to take his turn at the
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lead. As laps wound down Davey Manthei
was the driver leading the pack and
was doing a good job keeping the rest of
the drivers at bay. Last turn Zane Smith
dove to the inside of Manthei with the
two rubbing tires heavily. This slowed
the two and allowed Colton Herta to
outrun both drivers to the line for the
win and the IKF Duffy. Manthei came
home Second with Smith, Thompson
and Jake Drew finishing the top five.
Leatt Brace
Junior Super Sportsman Heavy
Jr Super Sportsman
Heavy was on
track and Jake Craig
got the Screaming
Eagle with a fast
time of 46.694. In
the heat race Craig
walked the field and proved to be the
driver to beat. On the start of the Final
Craig jumped out the lead with Brandon
Reed in tow. It looked as if Reed
may have had something for Craig, but
as the race progressed, Craig opened up
a huge lead putting on an absolutely
dominate driving clinic. The battle was
for Fourth. A few drivers went spinning,
shaking things up. Jake Craig drove to
the Duffy with Brandon Reed Second.
David Vasquez, Sonny Cervelli and
Jarred Campbell finished the top five.
Brochelle Vineyards
Junior 1 KPV Heavy
Jr 1 KPV Heavy
w a s u p n e x t
and Zane Smith
grabbed his second
Screaming Eagle
of the day with a
time of 48.834. In
the Heat Race Smith flexed his muscles
driving to an easy victory while
the race for Second was getting heated
with seven karts all swapping the position.
On the start of the Final, Smith
jumped out to a big lead right from the
get go leaving the battle once again for
Second. Parker Thompson, Brenden
Baker and Davey Manthei all battled
for Second. This battle raged on with
positions swapping for the entire 18 lap
race. Zane Smith ran to an 8 second victory
and the prestigious Duffy. Parker
Thompson won the battle for Second,
Brenden Baker, Davey Manthei, and
Lindsey Freier capped the top five.
Scribner Plastics - PRD Senior
Last up on the
day was PRD Sr
and Kolby Araki
got fast time and
t h e S c re a m i n g
Eagle with a time
of 45.393. Araki
jumped out to an early lead at the
beginning of the Pre Final. However,
the driver on the move was Brett Felkins.
Felkins made quick work of the
top five karts and began to run down
Araki. As the white flag flew Felkins
was close enough to smell the exhaust
of the Araki. As they crossed the line
for the checkered the two were nose to
tail setting up a great battle in the Main.
On the start of the Final Felkins made
a great outside move on Araki to lead
lap one. Araki got shuffled back and
Felkins was able to open up a 7 second
lead on the field. Araki worked his way
back to Second and set his sights on
the Leader Felkins. With four laps to
go Araki found the rear bumper of Felkins.
Brett then lost a throttle cable and
began working the throttle by hand.
This allowed Araki to roll to the victory.
Both Dylan Nobile and Nick Johnston
made runs through the field to finish
Second and Third. Felkins held on to
Fourth after his throttle troubles while
Matt Johnson finished Fifth.
Day One of the 2010 IKF 2 Cycle
Grand Nationals was in the books and
Willow Springs Kart Club was poised to
make Day Two of the four day event as
organized and successful as Day One.
The wind came up early in the day as
the competitors hit the track for practice.
The sun shined bright into the eyes
of the racers but finally slipped behind
the mountain. The weather cooled, the
wind died down and Willow Springs
Kart track once again proved the race
ability with its layout. The spectators
were anxiously awaiting on the front
straight fence line the last turn and the
drag race to the line in every race.
Day Two
Mike Manning Karting
Kid Kart Heavy
Kid Karts get
two days of racing
at the IKF Grand
Nationals and Kid
Kart Heavy was
on track for their
second day of racing. Hudson Morrow
bounced back from his runner up finish
the day before by grabbing the Screaming
Eagle in Qualifying with a lap of
1:02.446. In the Pre Final Morrow led
most of the race but was challenged by
Norcal Hotshoe Zach Corbitt. On the
start of the final Corbitt got shuffled
back and began to endure engine troubles
while Morrow sped away to a quick
lead. As laps wound down the Day
One’s Duffy winner Anthony Willis and
Luis Ortiz began putting the pressure
on the leader. With two laps to go the
two got together losing several positions
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47

and this allowed Morrow to run the last
few laps uncontested to victory. Myles
Farhan came home Second with Hayden
Wagner, Derek Deslauriers and Tomas
Mejia round out the top five.
Pitts Performance - Jr I Comer
Jr 1 Comer was
on track and Colton
Herta grabbed
t h e S c re a m i n g
Eagle with a quick
lap of 50.336. Herta
was quick in the
heat race but on the last lap coming to
the checkered flag, the top three karts
of Herta, Parker Thompson and Zane
Smith all made contact sending Herta
off track and Thompson the win. Herta
would have to start from the back for
the Final and Jake Drew inherited the
pole starting position. From the drop
of the green it was apparent the race
would have several karts in the running
for the Duffy. The lead pack had seven
karts all in tow with many lead changes.
Around halfway Davey Manthei
took over the lead and began to show
his strength. While all the racing was
going on no one seemed to notice the
drive put in by Day One’s Duffy winner
Colton Herta. Herta started 21st on the
field. Herta broke into the top ten by lap
9 and with six laps to go he was running
Fourth. Once he caught the leaders the
young pilot backed off and ran with the
leaders pace which it was believed the
driver was saving his tires. When the
white flag flew Herta pulled the trigger
on Brenden Baker for Third. In the
final Turn Parker Thompson dove to the
inside of Manthei. The two went sideby-side
drag racing to the line. As they
touched they lost a bit of momentum
and this allowed Herta to join the race
to the line. With video and three sets of
eyes it was still too close to call. Scoring
rewarded the Duffy to Colton Herta
by .006 over Thompson. Manthei came
home Third with Brenden Baker and
Jake Drew capping off the podium.
TiMi Promotions - KPV-2 Heavy
KPV-2 was next
up and Jake Craig
was fresh off his
Day One performance
which
included a Duffy
and set fast time
with a 46.472. In the heat Race Austin
Elliott could stay with Craig as he
set fast time nearly every lap. On the
start of the Final Craig found himself
in Second position for the first time on
the weekend after Elliott made a stellar
move on the outside of turn one to take
the lead. As the drivers began to settle
in Craig got past Elliott. By halfway
Craig had opened up a big lead over the
field and the race once again became for
Second. The driver on the move was
Haley Jenni who started 12th. Jenni
made late braking maneuvers on every
driver she came across and moved into
a commanding Second place with just a
few laps to go. Craig rolled to another
easy victory for his second Duffy of the
weekend with Jenni securing Second.
Austin Elliott came home Third with
Luis Tyrrell and Carlee Taylor finishing
off the top five.
Italian Motors - IAME Cup
IAME Cup was up next and Dylan
Nobile grabbed fast time with a 45.145.
In the heat race the drivers could stay
close to Nobile in the early laps, but
as tires got hot
and setups came
in Nobile would
pull away. Scary
moment halfway
through the heat
when TJ Fischer
lost brakes and went steaming through
two sets of crash bales and into chain
link fence brought out the red. Nobile
got the win and the pole for the Duffy
race. On the start of the Final Nobile
once again pulled away to a commanding
lead. The karts started to drop off
as attrition began to play a major part
leaving only two karts left running at
the Checkered. Nobile got the Duffy
with Jon Ban finishing Second. Cory
Gwin finished Third, TJ Fischer Fourth
and Scott Saunders.
Haddock Ltd. - KPV-3 Senior
The last class up
on the night was
KPV-3 Sr. and Brett
Felkins set fast time
with a lap of 46.213
half a second over
the 2nd place qualifier.
In the Pre-Final Felkins cruised to
an uncontested win. On the start of the
Final however as Felkins pulled away
he had the company of Nick Johnston.
The two pulled out to a big lead with
only swapping the lead a few times.
With three laps to go Johnston pulled
the trigger in the downhill hairpin. Nick
over shot the turn and Brett crossed
him back up to take the position back.
This dropped Johnston nearly a second
behind Felkins. In the last two laps
Johnston got up on the wheel and as the
two ran down the downhill back shoot
they were nose to tail. In the last hairpin
Johnston dove to the inside. Felkins
again crossed him up and made a drag
race to the line. Johnston edged out
Brett by 0.104 for the Duffy. Matt Johnson
was Third with Robby Harryman
Fourth, CJ Mooneyham had a great run
to Fifth.
The first two days of the 2010 IKF
2 Cycle Sprint Grand Nationals from
Willow Springs Kart Club was in the
books and competitors were back for
Day Three. Many competitors had run
well all week but hadn’t yet gotten the
luck needed to come away with the
IKF Duffy. The third day was by far the
windiest day creating a high number of
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damaged tents and playing havoc with
the live audio podcast reception. The
wind also created a different environment
for the racers in that the head and
tail winds played a key role in gearing
and setup. Tech ran late and into the
early morning with several DQ’s jumbling
the original on track results.
Day Three
Tony Kart West - Junior 1 KPV
First up was Jr
1 KPV and Zane
Smith grabbed his
third Screaming
Eagle of the weekend
with a fast time
of 48.982. In the
heat race Smith jumped out to a huge
lead early and continued throughout the
race. With the green flag waving to begin
the 18 lap final, Smith immediately tried
to jump out to a big lead, however this
time Colton Herta was in position to stay
with him and the two sped away. Herta
stayed perfectly content with running
second for the entire race while the train
of 8 karts all battled for the third position.
As laps wound down the question
was when Herta was going to pull the
trigger and make the pass on Smith to
go to the top spot. The white flag was in
the air and Smith hit his marks to perfection
to pull a two kart length gap over
Herta to win another Duffy. Herta stayed
Second with Christian Brooks winning
the race for Third followed by Jake Drew
and Brenden Baker.
RLV - Junior 2 PRD
One of the first
announcements of
the day was that Jr
2 PRD was in jeopardy
of not having
enough karts to be
eligible for a Duffy.
Once the announcement was made that
the class needed more entries the competitors
got together and filled the field.
Jason Hannegen made his first appearance
felt by capturing the Screaming
Eagle with running a fast time of 45.545
in qualifying. Hannegan got the early
lead in the heat race but Jake Craig
continued his dominance in the JR 2
classes and took over the lead before
halfway. Hannegan stayed close until
the end. On the start of the final Hannegan
got shuffled back and Craig once
again jumped out to a huge lead. Craig
went on to win his fourth Duffy of the
weekend with ease. Juan Esteban had a
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great run to finish Second, however he
was removed from post race technical
inspection for the wrong reeds. Hannegan
bumped up the Second position
with Slater Stowell, Luis Tyrrell and
Haley Jenni finishing the podium positions.
PRD USA - PRD Spec Senior Hvy
PRD Spec Sr
Heavy Division
took to the track
and Nick Johnston
grabbed fast time
with a 45.722 capturing
the Screaming
Eagle. Johnston and Brett Felkins
were the class of the field pulling away
from the rest of the karts. In the Final the
two pulled away again. Felkins sat in
second for almost the whole race awaiting
the right time to pull the trigger.
With around five laps to go Johnston’s
handling went away and Felkins pulled
the trigger to pass Johnston. The two
went back and forth until Felkins made
the pass in the turn four and five combination
to deny Johnston the opportunity
to cross him up and get the position
back. Felkins pulled 10 kart lengths on
Nick in the last few laps to win his first
IKF Duffy of the weekend. Felkins got
DQ’d in post race tech and Johnston
was bumped to the Duffy winner. Erik
Jackson was Second with Luis Martinez
Jr., Justin Coplen and Max Freyebend
the top five.
K&P Manufacturing &
Margay Products
Junior 2 Super Sportsman
Jr 2 Super Sportsman was on track
and Jake Craig once
again looked to capitalize
on his track
performance and
grabbed the Screaming
Eagle with a fast
time of 46.748. Jake
Craig continued to dominate the Jr 2
divisions with the heat race win. There
was a close battle for the second position
between several drivers setting
up quite the race for the Main. On the
start of the Final Craig opened up a big
lead. Austin Elliott and David Vasquez
battled hard for most of the race for
the second position and with five laps
to go Austin took the position over for
good. Jake Craig got his fourth Duffy of
the weekend with Elliott coming home
Second. Vasquez finished Third with
Brandon Reed and Luis Tyrrell finishing
the top five.
BKS Racing Engines
Senior Super Sportsman
L a s t o f t h e
day was Senior
Super Sportsman
and Brett Felkins
grabbed the fast
time and Screaming
Eagle with a
46.621 0.724 over second place. Felkins
was dominating in the heat race while
there were several great races throughout
the field. On the start of the Final
Bryan Eady got spun in the third starting
position and this collected several
drivers from upfront. While Felkins
checked out, many fast drivers worked
their way up through the field. Bronson
Eggert made a great run up to the
second position. Felkins got the win but
was removed from technical inspection
and this handed the win over to Eggert
for his first Duffy. Leland Holden came
Second with Bryan Eady made a nice
run through the field to Third. Colby
Wright and Kyle Vallarino finished off
the top five.
After three great days of racing, the
Final day of the 2010 IKF 2 Cycle Sprint
Grand Nationals at Willow Springs Kart
Club proved to be a true finale hosted
by Willow Springs and TiMi Promotions.
Drivers working towards Duffy’s
all weekend knew it was the last opportunity
to grab the prestigious trophy and
some karters had entered three classes to
raise their odds. Additionally the most
special trophy offered by IKF, the Lake
Speed award, would be handed out and
all eyes were awaiting the presentation
following the week’s events.
Day Four
BKS Racing Engines
Senior Super Sportsman Heavy
First up was the
Sr. Super Sportsman
Heavy category
and Scott
S a u n d e r s g o t
fast time and the
Screaming Eagle
with a flying lap of 47.883. In the heat
race Felkins got hung out on the start
allowing Saunders to jump out to a big
lead. Around halfway second through
fifth all got together sidelining Bryan
Eady and Leland Holden. Felkins lost
several positions allowing Saunders to
cruise to victory. With two fast drivers
coming from the back, the anticipation
for great racing was strong. On the
opening turn Saunders jumped out to
the lead. Eady got to sixth by turn 2 got
together with Felkins ending both their
races. Leland Holden made a stellar run
through the pack to take over the second
place late. Saunders got the win but
was removed from post race tech giving
the win to Holden. Bronson Eggert finished
Second with Colby Wright, Brian
Gallagher and Ryan Casner finishing
the top five.
Kartel Motorsports
Jr 1 Comer Heavy
Jr 1 Comer took to the track and
Parker Thompson grabbed the Screaming
Eagle and fast time with a 50.209. In
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the heat race Colton
Herta and Curt
Paul jumped out to
an early lead. Paul
made a mistake
and got fed to the
wolves fighting for
second and dropped back. Herta got the
win with Thompson second for the front
row in the Main. At the start of the Final
Herta jumped out once again with Paul
on his tail after getting through traffic.
The two worked together to pull away
from the field. With 6 laps to go Herta
had spindle issues causing him to drive
off the track. This allowed Curt Paul to
pull away to an uncontested victory
and his first IKF Duffy. Parker Thompson
was Second with Zane Smith winning
the battle for Third. Blaine Rocha
and Davey Manthei Jr were the rest of
the top five.
Russell Karting - IKF TaG Senior
IKF TAG Sr. was
the fastest class of
the weekend and
Bobby Kelley set
fast time for the
Screaming Eagle
with a 44.602 lap.
Bobby Kelley got the jump on the start
with Felkins in tow. The two ran away
from the field with Felkins staying
close to his bumper looking like what
would set up a close race to the Duffy.
The start of the Final looked the same
with both jumping out to a big lead. As
laps wound down Kelley began pulling
away and he cruised to a 1.5 second lead
and the Duffy. Felkins finishing Second
followed by Scott Saunders, Erik Jackson
and Kyle Longmore completing the
top five.
TNR Motorsports - Junior 2 KPV
The Jr 2 KPV
category had one
driver looking for
his fifth Duffy of
the weekend. Driver
Jake Craig had
won four Duffy’s
already on the weekend and was looking
for his fifth. He was off to a good
start with winning the Screaming Eagle
with a fast time of 46.116. On the start
of the Final David Vasquez jumped out
to the lead. Vasquez paced the field running
fast laps with Craig right with him.
Lake Speed Award
Sponsored by: Haddock Ltd. Inc., RLV, and Rhonda Mims-Brown
Previous Lake Speed Award winners Matt
Johnson, Jesus Vasquez, and Nick Johnston
presented the award to the 2010 winner. A real
heartfelt speech by Matt Johnson reminded how
important karting was for the development of
young drivers, but the amount of fun as well.
Vasquez got sideways and let Craig by
but pushed him across the line for the
two to start together on the front row of
the Duffy race. On the start of the Final
Vasquez went spinning and Craig inherited
the lead. Austin Elliott stayed close
and put the pressure on the leader but as
the checkered flew Craig worked himself
a 1.271 second victory. Elliott was a solid
Second with Brandon Reed, Jason Hannegan
and Sonny Cervelli the top five.
PKS Kart Supply - KPV-4
Last race on
the weekend was
KPV-4 and Nick
Johnston set fast
time for the Screaming
Eagle with a
46.354. In the heat
Johnston looked like he had the race in
hand with an easy victory. On the start
of the Final Johnston again got the jump
and began to pull away. Five laps in
Kolby Araki found Johnston’s bumper
and the two began working together. As
laps wound down the battle became a
four kart battle with Robby Harryman
and Matt Johnson joining the train. Last
lap Araki pulled the trigger in turn
eight leaving one hairpin left before
the checkered. Johnston dove back to
the inside with Araki crossing him up
with a drag race to the line. Araki got
his second Duffy of the weekend and
Harryman followed through to Second.
Johnston fell to Third with Johnson and
Felkins finishing the top five.
Johnson the first winner of the Award, happily
presented the 2010 Lake Speed Achievement
Award to five time Duffy winner of the 2010
2-Cycle Sprint Grand Nationals, Jake Craig, then
stated the importance of sportsmanship for prerequisites
to be chosen for the award.
In closing the Willow Springs Kart
Club and TiMi Promotions did a perfect
job at hosting the 2 Cycle Sprint Grand
Nationals. The track lends itself to passing
and close racing, however adding
the extra allure of “under the lights racing”
brought cooler weather and less
wind. The cooler temperatures provided
more grip on the track and the racing
became even closer. The 2011 2 Cycle
Sprint Grand Nationals are at CalSpeed
by EP1K ProMotion and the bar was
set high by TiMi Promotions. Videos
by Race Media Group will be uploaded
and can be seen on WestCoastKarters.
com and Photos by Race Media Group
are available at http://scribnerracingpromotions.zenfolio.com
Spec PRD Sr: 1st Kolby Araki, 2nd Dylan Nobile, 3rd Nick
Johnston, 4th Brett Felkins, 5th Matt Johnson
PRD Spec Sr Heavy: 1st Nick Johnston, 2nd Erik Jackson,
3rd Luis Martinez Jr, 4th Matt Johnston, 5th Justin Coplen
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Junior I: 1st Colton Herta, 2nd Parker Thompson, 3rd Davey
Manthei Jr, 4th Brenden Baker, 5th Jake Drew
Sr Super Sptsmn Hvy: 1st Leland Holden, 2nd Bronson Eggert,
3rd Colby Wright, 4th Brian Gallegher, 5th Ryan Casner
Kid Kart Heavy: 1st Hudson Morrow, 2nd Myles Farhan, 3rd
Hayden Wagner, 4th Derek Deslauriers, 5th Tomas Mejia
Rookie Sportsman: 1st Colton Herta, 2nd Davey Manthei Jr,
3rd Zane Smith, 4th Parker Thompson, 5th Jake Drew
KPV3: 1st Nick Johnston, 2nd Brett Felkins, 3rd Matt
Johnson, 4th Robby Harryman, 5th CJ Mooneyham
Junior I Heavy: 1st Curtis Paul, 2nd Parker Thompson, 3rd
Zane Smith, 4th Blaine Rocha, 5th Davey Manthei Jr
KPV1: 1st Zane Smith, 2nd Colton Herta, 3rd Christian
Brooks, 4th Jake Drew, 5th Brenden Baker
KPV4: 1st Kolby Araki, 2nd Robby Harryman, 3rd Nick Johnston,
4th Matt Johnson, 5th Brett Felkins
Jr Super Spts Hvy: 1st Jake Craig, 2nd Brandon Reed, 3rd
David Vasquez, 4th Sonny Cervelli, 5th Jarred Campbell
Junior Super Sportsman: 1st Jake Craig, 2nd Austin Elliot,
3rd David Vasquez, 4th Brandon Reed, 5th Luis Tyrrell
IKF TaG: 1st Bobby Kelley, 2nd Brett Felkins, 3rd Scott
Saunders, 4th Erik Jackson, 5th Kyle Longmore
Junior II PRD: 1st Jake Craig, 2nd Jason Hannegan, 3rd
Slater Stowell, 4th Luis Tyrrell, 5th Haley Jenni
KPV2: 1st Jake Craig, 2nd Austin Elliot, 3rd Brandon Reed,
4th Jason Hannegan, 5th Sonny Cervelli
IAME: 1st Dylan Nobile, 2nd Jon Ban, 3rd Cory Gwin, 4th T.J.
Fischer
KPV1 Heavy: 1st Zane Smith, 2nd Parker Thompson, 3rd
Brenden Baker, 4th Davey Manthei Jr, 5th Lindsey Freier
Sr Super Sportsman: 1st Bronson Eggert, 2nd Leland Holden,
3rd Bryan Eady, 4th Colby Wright, 5th Kyle Vallarino
Kid Kart: 1st Anthony Willis, 2nd Hudson Morrow, 3rd
Wyatt Wyllie, 4th Cody Dempster, 5th Tomas Mejia
KPV2 Heavy: 1st Jake Craig, 2nd Haley Jenni, 3rd Austin
Elliot, 4th Luis Tyrrell, 5th Carlee Taylor
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IKF 2010 2-cycle Sprint grand national results
Junior I
1 Colton Herta
2 Parker Thompson
3 Davey Manthei Jr
4 Brenden Baker
5 Jake Drew
6 Christian Brooks
7 Zane Smith
8 Chase McDaniel
9 Noah Garza
10 Wyatt May
11 Blaine Rocha
12 Joseph Larosa
13 Jason Pettit
14 Conner Robustelli
15 Curtis Paul
16 Anthony Sawyer
17 Hunter Corbitt
18 Corrie Hiatt
19 Skylar Estrada
20 Lindsey Freier
21 Danny Robino
22 Tyler Burk
23 Justin Yanez
Rookie Sportsman
1 Colton Herta
2 Davey Manthei Jr.
3 Zane Smith
4 Parker Thompson
5 Jake Drew
6 Wyatt May
7 Tyler Burk
8 Chase McDaniel
9 Anthony Sawyer
10 Danny Robino
11 Brenden Baker
12 Christian Brooks
13 Blaine Rocha
KPV 1
1 Zane Smith
2 Colton Herta
3 Christian Brooks
4 Jake Drew
5 Brenden Baker
6 Chance Skaufel
7 Lindsey Freier
8 Davey Manthei Jr.
9 Chase McDaniel
10 Danny Robino
11 Wyatt May
12 Joseph Larosa
13 Blaine Rocha
14 Justin Yanez
15 Curtis Paul
16 Parker Thompson
17 Skylar Estrada
18 Noah Garza
19 Dustin Patterson
20 Anthony Sawyer
21 Conner Robustelli
22 Hunter Corbitt
23 Jason Pettit
Dq Tyler Burk
Jr Super SportsMan
1 Jake Craig
2 Austin Elliot
3 David Vasquez
4 Brandon Reed
5 Luis Tyrrell
6 Jarred Campbell
7 Sonny Cervelli
8 Brennen Mankin
9 Carlee Taylor
10 Juan Estaban
Garcia
11 Slater Stowell
12 Noah Hermansen
KPV 2
1 Jake Craig
2 Austin Elliot
3 Brandon Reed
4 Jason Hannegan
5 Sonny Cervelli
6 Jarred Campbell
7 Luis Tyrrell
8 Juan Estaban Garcia
9 Brennen Mankin
10 Jorge Cevallos
11 Jesse Huaman
12 Noah Hermansen
13 Cody Orrick
14 Slater Stowell
15 Haley Jenni
16 David Vasquez
Sr Super Sportsman
1 Bronson Eggert
2 Leland Holden
3 Bryan Eady
4 Colby Wright
5 Kyle Vallarino
6 Cody Moss
7 David Pankratz
8 Bradley Espinoza
9 Brian Gallegher
10 Ryan Casner
11 Johnathan Miller
12 Zachary Tobin
13 CJ Mooneyham
Dq Brett Felkins
Dq Scott Saunders
Dq Tim Salveson
Sr Super Sportsman Hvy
1 Leland Holden
2 Bronson Eggert
3 Colby Wright
4 Brian Gallegher
5 Ryan Casner
6 Kyle Vallarino
7 Cody Moss
8 Brett Felkins
9 Max Feyerabend
Dq Scott Saunders
Dq Tom Sherman
Dq Bryan Eady
KPV 3
1 Nick Johnston
2 Brett Felkins
3 Matt Johnson
4 Robby Harryman
5 CJ JMooneyham
6 Justin Coplen
7 John Wallace III
8 Bronson Eggert
9 Johnathan Miller
10 Kolby Araki
11 Max Feyerabend
12 Leland Holden
13 Cody Moss
14 Kyle Wright
15 David Pankratz
16 Dillon Felber
17 Tim Salveson
18 Bryan Eady
19 Zachary Tobin
KPV 4
1 Kolby Araki
2 Robby Harryman
3 Nick Johnston
4 Matt Johnson
5 Brett Felkins
6 Johnathan Miller
7 John Wallace III
8 Dillon Felber
9 Bradley Espinoza
10 Zachary Tobin
11 T.J. Fischer
IKF Tag
1 Bobby Kelley
2 Brett Felkins
3 Scott Saunders
4 ErIk Jackson
5 Kyle Longmore
6 Cory Gwin
7 Dylan Nobile
8 Bronson Eggert
9 Steven Fidler
10 Casey Neuman
11 Jason Holden
12 Tim Salveson
Iame
1 Dylan Nobile
2 Jon Ban
3 Cory Gwin
4 T.J. Fischer
Dq Scott Saunders
Dq Kyle Longmore
Kid Kart
1 Anthony Willis
2 Hudson Morrow
3 Wyatt Wyllie
4 Cody Dempster
5 Tomas Mejia
6 Zach Corbitt
7 Hayden Wagner
8 Derek Deslauriers
9 Joseph Daniele
10 Braden Waterman
11 Ryan Lewis
12 Camilo Mejia
13 Lizbeth Calvo
14 Bryson Waterman
15 Jake Dyne
16 Myles Farhan
17 Luis Ortiz
Dq Carson Enright
Kid Kart Heavy
1 Hudson Morrow
2 Myles Farhan
3 Hayden Wagner
4 Derek Deslauriers
5 Tomas Mejia
6 Wyatt Wyllie
7 Anthony Willis
8 Luis Ortiz
9 Cody Dempster
10 Carson Enright
11 Zach Corbitt
12 Lizbeth Calvo
13 Joseph Daniele
14 Camilo Mejia
15 Bryson Waterman
16 Braden Waterman
17 Ryan Lewis
Junior I Heavy
1 Curtis Paul
2 Parker Thompson
3 Zane Smith
4 Blaine Rocha
5 Davey Manthei Jr
6 Chase McDaniel
7 Christian Brooks
8 Joseph Larosa
9 Danny Robino
10 Anthony Sawyer
11 Jake Drew
12 Brenden Baker
13 Jason Pettit
14 Conner Robustelli
15 Skylar Estrada
16 Justin Yanez
17 Noah Garza
18 Corrie Hiatt
19 Hunter Corbitt
20 Lindsey Freier
21 Wyatt May
Dq Colton Herta
Junior Super Sportsman
Hvy
1 Jake Craig
2 Brandon Reed
3 David Vasquez
4 Sonny Cervelli
5 Jarred Campbell
6 Brennen Mankin
7 Carlee Taylor
8 Austin Elliot
9 Juan Estaban Garcia
10 Slater Stowell
11 Jesse Huaman
12 Luis Tyrrell
Junior Ii PRD
1 Jake Craig
2 Jason Hannegan
3 Slater Stowell
4 Luis Tyrrell
5 Haley Jenni
6 Jesse Huaman
7 DavId Vasquez
Dq Juan Estaban
Garcia
KPV 1 Heavy
1 Zane Smith
2 Parker Thompson
3 Brenden Baker
4 Davey Manthei Jr
5 Lindsey Freier
6 Christian Brooks
7 Justin Yanez
8 Jake Drew
9 Danny Robino
10 Skylar Estrada
11 Blaine Rocha
12 Curtis Paul
13 Wyatt May
14 Noah Garza
15 Hunter Corbitt
16 Chase McDaniel
17 Dustin Patterson
18 Jason Pettit
19 Conner Robustelli
20 Joseph Larosa
21 Anthony Sawyer
22 Tyler Burk
23 Colton Herta
Dns Sting Ray Robb
KPV 2 Heavy
1 Jake Craig
2 Haley Jenni
3 Austin Elliot
4 Luis Tyrrell
5 Carlee Taylor
6 Jesse Huaman
7 Juan Estaban Garcia
8 Jorge Cevallos
9 Noah Hermansen
10 Brennen Mankin
11 Brandon Reed
12 Cody Orrick
13 David Vasquez
14 Jarred Campbell
Dq Slater Stowell
Spec PRD Sr
1 Kolby Araki
2 Dylan Nobile
3 Nick Johnston
4 Brett Felkins
5 Matt Johnson
6 Justin Coplen
7 Scott Saunders
8 Max Feyerabend
9 Robby Harryman
10 Erik Jackson
11 Bobby Kelley
12 CJ Mooneyham
13 John Wallace III
14 Brandon Campbell
15 T.J. Fischer
16 Johnathan Miller
17 Guy Hepner
18 Steven Fidler
19 Jon Bon
20 Jason Holden
21 Andrew Peeler
22 Lloyd Mack
PRD Spec Senior Hvy
1 Nick Johnston
2 Erik Jackson
3 Luis Martinez Jr
4 Matt Johnston
5 Justin Coplen
6 Max Feyerabend
7 Colby Wright
8 Steven Fidler
9 Jon Ban
10 T.J. Fischer
11 Lloyd Mack
12 Kolby Araki
Dq Brett Felkins
Dq Dylan Nobile
2010 2-cyc sprint grand NATIONAL whatcharuns
Finish NAME CHASSIS MOTOR CLUTCH PIPE BRAKES WHEELS/TIRES HELMET/SUIT MOTOR BUILDER/SHOP SPONSORS
Junior I
1st Colton Herta BA-1 by Pitts Comer K-80 Comer Comer BA-1 Bridgestone Bell/Sparco Phil Carlson/Pitts
Performance
Gatorz Eyewear, No Fear, Pitts,
Bridgestone, MB2, Bell, Leatt
2nd Parker Thompson Tony Kart Comer Tony Kart/Bridgestone Sparco/Sparco Jesus Vasquez/P1 Engines Tony Kart West, Sylvan Lake
RV, BGR Graphics, P1 Engines
3rd Davey Manthei Jr. Wild Kart Comer Stock Stock Wild Kart Douglas/Bridgestone Impact/K1 Magnum Racing Engines Kartel Motorsports, Atomic Electric,
Mom, Dad, Grandpa & Grandma,
Bob & Pam, Magnum Engines
4th Brenden Baker
5th Jake Drew CRG Big AL Pitts Comer Comer Comer CRG Douglas Simpson Pitts Pitts, CRG, RLV, Douglas Wheel,
Burris, SSC West
Rookie Sportsman
1st Colton Herta BA-1 by Pitts Yamaha KT-100 Horstman
HDC-5A
RLV BA-1 Bridgestone Bell/Sparco Phil Carlson/Pitts
Performance
Gatorz Eyewear, No Fear, Pitts,
Bridgestone, MB2, Bell, Leatt
2nd Davey Manthei Jr. Wild Kart Yamaha Stock Stock Wild Kart Douglas/Bridgestone Impact/K1 Magnum Racing Engines Kartel Motorsports, Atomic Electric,
Mom, Dad, Grandpa & Grandma,
Bob & Pam, Magnum Engines
3rd Zane Smith PKS Top Kart Yamaha Horstman
HDC 5
RLV-1 Top Kart DWT/Bridgestone Arai/Oakley Doug Fleming/Fleming
Engines
PKS, Grand Products, Pro Am,
Lucas Oil, Stronghold, La Paz
Mix, Terrible Herbst, DWT, Kal
Guard, Graphix Plus, Jesus
Vasquez, Oakley
4th Parker Thompson Tony Kart Yamaha Tony Kart/Bridgestone Sparco/Sparco Jesus Vasquez/P1 Engines Tony Kart West, Sylvan Lake RV
5th Jake Drew
KPV 1
1st Zane Smith PKS Top Kart HPV HPV KVP-1 Top Kart DWT/Bridgestone Arai/Oakley Jesus/P1 Engines PKS, Grand Products, Pro Am,
Lucas Oil, Stronghold, La Paz
Mix, Terrible Herbst, DWT, Kal
Guard, Graphix Plus, Doug
Fleming, Oakley
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2010 2-cyc sprint grand NATIONAL whatcharuns
Finish NAME CHASSIS MOTOR CLUTCH PIPE BRAKES WHEELS/TIRES HELMET/SUIT MOTOR BUILDER/SHOP SPONSORS
2nd Colton Herta BA-1 by Pitts KPV Horstman RLV HPV-1 BA-1 Bridgestone Bell/Sparco Phil Carlson/Pitts
Performance
3rd Christian Brooks
Gatorz Eyewear, No Fear, Pitts,
Bridgestone, MB2, Bell, Leatt
4th Jake Drew CRG Big AL Pitts HPV Horstman CRG Douglas Simpson Pitts Pitts, CRG, RLV, Douglas Wheel,
Burris, SSC West
5th Brenden Baker
Jr Super Sportsman
1st Jake Craig CRG Yamaha Horstman RLV CRG DWT Wheels/Bridgestone
Tires
Arai/CRG Lico
Phil Carlson & Blake Craig/
Pitts
DWT Wheels, Pitts Performance,
Smart Race Paint, American
West Fence Co.
2nd Austin Elliott Top Kart Yamaha Horstman RLV-2 Top Kart Douglas Arai/Top Kart Jesus Vasquez/P1 Engines The Door & Window Stop,
Fresno Tap Recyclers, Snap
Fitness, RDs Race Cars &
Chassis, CS Tactical
3rd David Vasquez
4th Brandon Reed
5th Luis Tyrrell
KPV2
1st Jake Craig CRG KPV KPV RLV CRG DWT Wheels/Bridgestone
Tires
2nd Austin Elliott Top Kart Horstman HPV/
KPV
Horstman
Horstman
HPV-2
Arai/CRG Lico
Phil Carlson & Blake Craig/
Pitts
DWT Wheels, Pitts Performance,
Smart Race Paint, American
West Fence Co.
Top Kart Douglas/Bridgestone Arai/Top Kart Jesus Vasquez/P1 Engines The Door & Window Stop,
Fresno Tap Recyclers, Snap
Fitness, RDs Race Cars &
Chassis, CS Tactical
3rd Brandon Reed
4th Jason Hannegan
5th Sonny Cervelli
Sr Super Sportsman
1st Bronson Eggert
2nd Leland Holden
3rd Bryan Eady
4th Colby Wright
5th Kyle Vallarino Intrepid Yamaha KT100 Horstman RLV 3 Intrepid Douglas/Bridgestone Icon Helmet/Intrepid
Suit
Sr Super Sportsman Heavy
1st Leland Holden
2nd Bronson Eggert
3rd Colby Wright
4th Brian Gallegher
5th Ryan Casner
KPV 3
1st Nick Johnston Maddox P1 Engines KPV Horstman Horstman Maddox Ven 07 Maddox Standard/ Arai GP5/MiR
Bridgestone YKC
2nd Brett Felkins
3rd Matt Johnson
4th Robby Harryman
5th CJ Mooneyham
KPV 4
Leading Edge
P1 Engines/Position One
Motorsports
Asta Construction, Leading
Edge
Position One Motorsports,
Maddox, P1 Engines, King Taco
1st Kolby Araki Top Kart Flash KPV KPV Horstman KPV RLV Top Kart DWT/Bridgestone TRP/Top Kart Jesus Vasquez/P1 Engines PKS, Grand Products, Graphix
Plus, DWT, Primerica, Raging
Bull, David Rodriguez
2nd Robby Harryman Top Kart HPV 100cc Horstman Horstman Top Kart DWT/Bridgestone Simpson/Freem P1 Engines Empire Karts, Grand Products,
Harcon Building Maintenance,
Out of Garage, Oakley, Top Kart
USA, TDC Gaskets
3rd Nick Johnston
4th Matt Johnston
5th Brett Felkins
IKF Tag
1st Bobby Kelley Maddox Motori Seven Motori Seven Motori
Seven
Maddox Maddox/Bridgestone Arai/MiR P1 Engines/Position One
Motorsports
Position One Motorsports, Oakley,
King Taco, K1 Speed, MLP Imagining,
Motul, Molecule
2nd Brett Felkins
3rd Scott Saunders
4th Erik Jackson
5th Kyle Longmore
Iame
1st Dylan Nobile
2nd Jon Ban Wild Kart IAME Leopard IAME IAME Wild Kart Douglas/Bridgestone Zamp RZ31/K1 Magnum Engines Kartel Motorsports, Gatorz,
Modecule, Magnum Engines,
Baddboyzracing.com, Fulmer
Auto Body
3rd Cory Gwin
4th T.J. Fischer
Kid Kart
1st Anthony Willis Haase - Jeremy
Drew Edition
2nd Hudson Morrow Pitts Performance
Custom Haase
Comer-C51 Comer Noonan Ultra Lite
Brakes
Pitts Performance
Comer-C51
Stock Comer
Stock
Comer
Douglas Sparco Pitts and Tony Kart West Aviva Life and Annuity, Carlson,
Willis Wealth Management
MCP Douglas/Bridgestone KBC/Sparco Pitts Performance Pitts Performance, CRP Racing,
Piloti, Like Dandelion Dust,
Christiancinema.com, Meme
& Papa
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Finish NAME CHASSIS MOTOR CLUTCH PIPE BRAKES WHEELS/TIRES HELMET/SUIT MOTOR BUILDER/SHOP SPONSORS
3rd Wyatt Wyllie
4th Cody Dempster
5th Tomas Mejia Top Kart Comer Herrera Racing Calitech
Kid Kart Heavy
1st Hudson Morrow Pitts Performance
Custom Haase
Stock Comer Stock
Comer
Pitts
Performance
Comer-C51
MCP Douglas/Bridgestone KBC/Sparco Pitts Performance Pitts Performance, CRP Racing,
Piloti, Like Dandelion Dust,
Christiancinema.com, Meme
& Papa
2nd Myles Farhan
3rd Hayden Wagner
4th Derek Deslauriers
5th Tomas Mejia Top Kart Comer Herrera Racing Calitech
Junior I heavy
1st Curtis Paul Tony Kart Comer-K80 Comer Comer OTK Tony Kart Douglas Wheels/
Zamp Helmet/Sparco Snow Racing Engines Triple P Feeds, Team MMI
Bridgestone Tires Driving Suit
2nd Parker Thompson Tony Kart Comer Tony Kart/Bridgestone Sparco/Sparco Jesus Vasquez/P1 Engines Tony Kart West, Sylvan Lake RV
3rd Zane Smith PKS Top Kart Comer K80 Comer K80 Comer K80 Top Kart DWT/Bridgestone Arai/Oakley Doug Fleming/Fleming
Engines
PKS, Grand Products, Pro Am,
Lucas Oil, Stronghold, La Paz
Mix, Terrible Herbst, DWT, Kal
Guard, Graphix Plus, Jesus
Vasquez, Oakley
4th Blaine Rocha
5th Davey Manthei Jr. Wild Kart Comer Stock Stock Wild Kart Douglas/Bridgestone Impact/K1 Magnum Racing Engines Kartel Motorsports, Atomic Electric,
Mom, Dad, Grandpa & Grandma,
Bob & Pam, Magnum Engines
Junior Super Sportsman Heavy
1st Jake Craig CRG Yamaha Horstman RLV CRG DWT Wheels/Bridgestone
Tires
Arai/CRG Lico Suit Phil Carlson & Blake Craig/
Pitts
DWT Wheels, Pitts Performance,
Smart Race Paint, American
West Fence Co.
2nd Brandon Reed
3rd David Vasquez
4th Sonny Cervelli
5th Jarred Campbell
Junior II PRD
1st Jake Craig CRG PRD PRD Spec PRD CRG DWT Wheels/Bridgestone
Tires
Arai/CRG Lico Suit Blake Craig/Pitts DWT Wheels, Pitts Performance,
Smart Race Paint, American
West Fence Co.
2nd Jason Hannegan Top Kart PRD PRD Scorpion/Top Kart P1/PKS PKS, My Dad
3rd Slater Stowell
4th Luis Tyrrell
5th Haley Jenni Tony Kart PRD Horstman RLV OTK OTK/Bridgestone Zamp/Sparco Hyper Racing Engines Tony Kart West, Hyper Racing
Engines, Exotic Performance
KPV 1 Heavy
1st Zane Smith PKS Top Kart HPV HPV KPV-1 Top Kart DWT/Bridgestone Arai/Oakley Jesus Vasquez/P1 Engines PKS, Grand Products, Pro Am,
Lucas Oil, Stronghold, La Paz
Mix, Terrible Herbst, DWT, Kal
Guard, Graphix Plus, Doug
Fleming, Oakley
2nd Parker Thompson Tony Kart HPV-1 Tony Kart/Bridgestone Sparco/Sparco Jesus Vasquez/P1 Engines Tony Kart West, Sylvan Lake
RV, BGR Graphics, P1 Engines
3rd Brenden Baker
4th Davey Manthei Jr. Wild Kart HPV Stock Stock Wild Kart Douglas/Bridgestone Impact/K1 Magnum Racing Engines Kartel Motorsports, Atomic Electric,
Mom, Dad, Grandpa & Grandma,
Bob & Pam, Magnum Engines
5th Lindsey Freier Shockwave
Karting
KPV1 Horstman Horstman Wilwood DWT/Bridgestone Gmax/Gearbox Suit Fleming Racing Engines Colorado Collision Repair, Inc.,
Finishmaster, PPG, Premium
Auto Glass, 303graphics.com
KPV 2 HEavy
1st Jake Craig CRG KPV KPV RLV CRG DWT Wheels/Bridgestone
Tires
Arai/CRG Lico Suit
Phil Carlson & Blake Craig/
Pitts
DWT Wheels, Pitts Performance,
Smart Race Paint, American
West Fence Co.
2nd Haley Jenni Tony Kart Komet Horstman Horstman OTK OTK/Bridgestone Zamp/Sparco Hyper Racing Engines Tony Kart West, Hyper Racing
Engines, Exotic Performance
3rd Austin Elliott Top Kart Horstman HPV/
KPV
Horstman
Horstman
HPV-2
Top Kart Douglas/Bridgestone Arai/Top Kart Jesus Vasquez/P1 Engines The Door & Window Stop,
Fresno Tap Recyclers, Snap
Fitness, RDs Race Cars &
Chassis, CS Tactical
4th Luis Tyrrell
5th Carlee Taylor
Spec PRD Sr
1st Kolby Araki Top Kart Flash PRD Fireball PRD PRD Top Kart DWT/Bridgestone TRP/Top Kart Jesus Vasquez/P1 Engines PKS, Grand Products, Graphix
Plus, DWT, Primerica, Raging
Bull, Don Clark
2nd Dylan Nobile
3rd Nick Johnston
4th Brett Felkins
5th Matt Johnson
PRD Spec Senior Hvy
1st Nick Johnston Maddox P1 Engines PRD PRD PRD Maddox Ven 07 Maddox Standard/
Bridgestone YKC
Arai GP5/MiR P1 Engines/Position One
Motorsports
Position One Motorsports, King
Taco, P1 Engines, K1 Speed,
Oakley, Molecule, Maddox
2nd Erik Jackson Arrow X1 PRD PRD PRD Arrow Bridgestone YKC Impact Helmet/Factory
Arrow Suit
3rd Luis Martinez, Jr.
4th Matt Johnson
5th Justin Coplen
Bruce Jackson/Pitts
Performance Motorworks
Pitts Performance
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2-cycle speedway/
midget
new ikf eXperts:
chris buller
Cameron Childs
tom spanel
speedway midget:
Jayce Jenkins
newton kart klub
newton kart traCk
newton, iowa
august 4 - august 6 • 2010
article by sharee hoegerl
photos by maX dolder
the 2010 2-cycle speedway
and speedway Midget grand
nationals were hosted by the
newton kart klub in
newton, iowa.
when the checkers came out,
there were some first time
duffy winners, and some
who earned yellow plates
on the podium.
Junior I Heavy
Sponsored by Brett Moffitt
Racing & Burns Electric
FIRST HEAT
#12 tanner Mullan pulled out for
an early led and scored up front all ten
laps of this race. behind him #47 dawson
harney, then #24 Josh vis nose to
tail for a couple of laps before harney
pulled away a few kart lengths. # 10
brody willett was fourth, then # 7 rilee
slycord. by the halfway karts were
stretched around the course, and Mullan
was driving through lap traffic to
score his win. harney earned second
place points, then vis..
SECONd HEAT
willett and slycord came from the
inside to lead drivers into turn one, but
harney came from midpack to pass slycord
and score second in first lap scoring.
around on the backstretch karts
were three wide; by the time they hit the
scoring line again Mullan was second in
lap two then slycord and harney. up
front willett held the lead unchallenged
in the early laps. Mullan passed to the
lead in lap eight, then led to the white
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57

and checkers. Willett collected second
place points.
Feature
Leaders were three wide down the
backstretch before Harney tucked low
and led into lap one scoring; Willett
was second, then Slycord and Mullan.
In the early laps Willett put the pressure
on race leader Harney while working
to hold off third place Slycord. Leaders
Harney, Willett, Slycord and Mullan
ran nose to tail for several laps. Behind
them Vis passed to run fifth,Ward right
behind him. As laps went down Mullan
got under Slycord to score third,
then went under second place Willet,
but Willett came back to score second
again. This gave Harney a little time to
gain some real estate. Under the white
it was Harney – Willett
– Mullan but as
they came in for the
checkers Mullan
went under Willett
to score second
behind race leader
Harney.
# Driver hometown
1. 47 Dawson Harney Runnells, IA
2. 12 Tanner Mullan Mechanicsville, IA
3. 10 Brody Willett Alburnett, IA
4. 7 Rilee Slycord Newton, IA
5. 24 Josh Vis LeGrand, IA
6. 29 Owen Ward Manchester, IA
7. 00 Anissa Smith Newton, IA
8. 20 Gunner Vignacoli Woodward, IA
9. 22 RaeAnna VanDeMark Edgewood, NM
Junior II Light
Sponsored by Vis Roofing
Junior II Light Duffy winner Ross
Young had a busy night Wednesday.
He was flipped in the second heat of
Jr. Midget competition, taking him out
of contention for the night in that class.
Then he hopped into his Junior II kart
and drove out front to win a Duffy!
First Heat
Hard luck hit a couple of drivers at
the start of this heat. On the parade lap
#30 Jimmy Abell lost a chain and fell out
of the race. #1 Jerod Ballhagen took the
lead at green, went around turn two and
lost a tire. When the pack finally went
green flag racing #48 Woodrow Carpenter
led the field; 01 Brayton Carter came
from mid-pack to drive second at the
scoring line. #16 Ross Young was third
a few kart lengths back, then #88 Cole
Ferguson. By lap four scoring Carter
had tucked under Carpenter to take
the lead, then the win. Carpenter held
second and Young third for most of the
race. While Carter lengthened his lead,
then passed lap traffic, Young worked
hard to catch second place Carpenter.
The pair went through lapped karts
on the white, and Carpenter stayed a
length ahead of Young to the flag.
Second Heat
First heat winner Carter led Young for
ten laps to win this heat. In the early laps
Carpenter was third, then Abell with a
bevy of karts behind them. Late in the
race Abell passed to score third; Ferguson
followed him through to take fourth
place points.
Feature
Carter came from the pole to lead
Carpenter into green flag racing. In
the early laps Carter enjoyed a comfortable
lead, leaving Carpenter back a
few lengths to fend off Young. In a few
laps Young passed to second; Carpenter
held third, with Abell breathing down
his neck. Behind them drivers worked
to better their positions. Carter got into
lap traffic midway through the race;
Ross stuck with him through the passes,
with just a kart length between them.
Young pulled up on
Carter on the final
go around, pushing
under Carter as they
came out of turn
four, and scoring the
win by a nose.
# Driver hometown
1. 16 Ross Young Des Moines, IA
2. 1 Jerod Ballhagen Alice, IA
3. 01 Brayton Carter Oskaloosa, IA
4. 88 Cole Ferguson Dexter, IA
5. 48 Woodrow Carpenter Anamosa, IA
6. 20 Jimmy Abell Colfax, IA
7. 71 Jeff Edwards Ames, IA
8. 3 Chris Trujillo Albuquerque, NM
9. 4 Spencer Hill Albuquerque, NM
10. 30 Daniel Carpenter Olin, IA
Jr. Speedway Midget
Sponsored by Auto Kraft Inc.
First Heat
Jr. Duffy winner #11 Chris Pender
tucked low and took the lead in his
first qualifier, scoring a perfect ten out
front by the checkers. #8 Jimmy Abell
was second, and #45 Kyle Jared came
from the rear to run third for a lap. In
the second go around #3 Derrike Clark
passed Jaren to score third, but Jared
took the spot back from him in the next
go-around. Race winner Pender was
into lap traffic by the checkers.
Second Heat
At green Pender came from the rear,
passed through traffic and scored out
front at the line. Behind him Clark was
second, then Abell. #55 Ross Young
got in the wall in turn one and flipped,
bringing out the red; Young was not
injured. Back under power Pender
again dominated, finishing the contact
a corner ahead of his competitors.
Abell stuck with Clark on the restart; as
they came in under the white flag Abell
tucked low and went under Clark in
turn three, sealing the deal on a second
place finish. Clark was third.
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Feature
Pender took the lead from a front row
start, tailed by Abell, Clark, Jared and #
17 Jackson Fischer. Midgets spread out
around the track in just a couple of laps.
By the halfway race leader Pender was
dodging through lap traffic. Behind him
Clark closed the gap on second place
Abell; getting around a lapped kart
gave Abell some breathing room and
he held the spot to the finish. Pender
grabbed the Duffy nearly half a track
ahead of second place Abell.
# Driver hometown
1. 11 Chris Pender Pleasantville, IA
2. 8 Jimmy Abell Colfax, IA
3. 3 Derrike Clark Newton, IA
4. 45 Kyle Jared Ryan, IA
5. 17 Jackson Fischer Milo, IA
6. 55 Ross Young Des Moines, IA
Super Stock Light
Sponsored by Ultramax Karts &
DeJong Manufacturing
First Heat
At green Super Stock Light drivers
were all over the track. #30 Jason
Lindgren pushed through the melee
to take the top spot. #16 Tom Spanel
grabbed second, then #56 Kyle Heitz
and #51 Mike Clausen. Clausen passed
Heitz to score third. As laps went
down Spanel drove hard to challenge
Lindgren, ducking high and low to
look for a way to the front. At the white
Spanel tucked under Lindgren in turn
two, and made it stick to the finish.
Lindgren was second, then Clausen.
Second Heat
Clausen went from the front row to
the lead at green, with Spanel tucking
in behind him, then Lindgren and Heitz
side-by-side. Heitz passed to third, and
#71 Brad Stevens passed to fourth. Up
front Spanel caught up with Clausen,
then made the pass at the scoring line,
but Clausen came back around to take
the lead. A lap later it was again Spanel
out front. Spanel scored the win, then
Clausen and Heitz.
Feature
Duffy winner Spanel took an early
lead. Behind him Heitz tucked in under
Clausen to score second. On the move
from the back was Buller, who scored
fourth by lap four. Up front Heitz went
under race leader Spanel to score in the
lead. Back a turn was Buller, pouring on
the power to catch the leaders. In just a
couple laps Buller went around Clausen.
When they restarted after a yellow,
Heitz took the green tailed by Spanel
and Buller; but the three swapped spots
and into scoring Spanel was up front,
followed by Buller. In the next lap Heitz
went back around Buller to score second,
and Clausen got back in the play,
passing Buller to score third. In the final
laps Spanel put some distance behind
himself, and went across the finish
unchallenged; Heitz was second a few
kart lengths back. Buller put the pressure
on Clausen for
third place; when
Buller passed Clausen,
French followed
him through to score
fourth; Clausen was
fifth.
# Driver hometown
1. 16 Tom Spanel Lincoln, NE
2. 56 Kyle Heitz Sherrill, IA
3. 14 Chris Buller Henderson, NE
4. 33 Paul French Waddell, AZ
5. 51 Mike Clausen Rock Island, IL
6. 30 Jason Lindgren Albany, WI
7. 71 Brad Stevens Des Moines, IA
8. 07 John Emerson Waterloo, IA
Super Sportsman (Superbox)
Sponsored by Hi-Jack Racing/
Jack Hoegerl
Flight A
#31 Austin Ferrell scored a win in the
first heat of Flight A racing. In the second
heat #01 Cameron Childs drove from the
rear, passed the field, and scored a win
well ahead of his competitors.
In the first heat Childs came from
the pole to lead Ferrell around the oval,
but Ferrell passed on the back stretch to
take the lead and score out front all ten
laps. Childs held second for the duration,
tailed by #33 Paul French and #34
Jeremy Clearwater from flag to flag. Ferrell
won the contest a few kart lengths
ahead of Childs.
Second Heat:
#4 Russell Benhart pulled out for
an early lead in this heat, with drivers
behind him side by side in the turns;
in the early laps #26 John McCaughey
was second and Clearwater third.
Childs, passing from the rear, tangled
with Clearwater and brought out a yellow;
Childs restarted at the back. When
they went green flag racing again, drivers
were led across the scoring line by
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59

McCaughey. Childs was back on the gas
at green, scored fifth in two laps, then
wove his way through traffic to score out
front by the checkers to win the heat.
Flight B
#69 Andy Rice won the first heat of
Flight B qualifying, and #50 Jake Tuel
scored the win in the Flight’s second
heat.
In the first heat Rice followed #7
Bryan Good into the first turns, then
passed him on the backstretch to score
in the lead and seal the deal on his win.
Good tucked back in to hold second,
with #48 DJ Palmer right behind him.
As laps went down Rice put some real
estate behind him. Just after the halfway
Palmer passed Good to score second;
Good was third in the final tally
#15 Chris Harrison and #79 Austin
Baird swapped top spots a few times
in the early laps of heat two, with each
of them leading laps. Near the halfway
signal it was Harrison out front. That’s
when Baird passed for the lead, and
Tuel followed him through to score second.
Tuel kept up the momentum and
went around Baird to take the lead, but
a spin back in the pack brought out yellow
and put Baird back up front for a
pair of restarts. On the final restart Tuel
went low and drove under the white
just a nose ahead of Baird, then a lap
later won the heat.
Feature
Childs and Ferrell sat in the front row,
then Tuel and Rice as drivers paraded
under green. Childs and Ferrell were
one-and-two into first lap scoring, with
Rice third, then Tuel and Harrison. Harrison
passed to fourth in lap three; the
pass moved Tuel out of the grove and
let a fleet of karts under him. Up front
race leader Childs pulled away from
his competitors. The race to watch was
for fifth place, with #33 Paul French,
#5 Patrick Parks and #34 Jeremy Clearwater
side-by-side through the turns;
when they tangled and brought out the
yellow, French and Parks restarted in
the rear. In the final
dash Childs ran a
kart length in front
of Ferrell and Rice.
Ferrell got high and
Rice squeezed in to
score second. Childs
took the Duffy by a few kart lengths.
# Driver hometown
1. 01 Cameron Childs Council Bluffs, IA
2. 69 Andy Rice Bondurant, IA
3. 31 Austin Ferrell Des Moines, IA
4. 15 Chris Harrison Des Moines, IA
5. 74 Dakota Benhart Oelwein, IA
6. 34 Jeremy Clearwater Des Moines, IA
7. 50 JakeTuel Ankeny, IA
8. 7 Bryan Good Grand Forks, ND
9. 26 John McCaughey Pleasant Hill, IA
10. 33 Paul French Waddell, AZ
11. 5 Patrick Parks Colfax, IA
12. 79 Austin Baird Edgewood NM
13. 87 Nathan Christen Newton, IA
14. 4 Russell Benhart Oelwein, IA
15. 48 DJ Palmer Des Moines, IA
16. 14 Ben Carpenter Olin, IA
17. 05 Devon Havlik Iowa Falls, IA
18. 55 Jason Killam Ankeny, IA
Yamaha Light
Sponsored by Skillz Motorsports
& Scott’s Automotive
Flight A
#16 Tom Spanel led his first heat from
the pole, and scored a perfect ten laps.
He started at the back for his second,
heat, passing to third by the checkers.
The pair of finished put him in the front
row for the Feature start.
Drivers were unable to get a clean
start for their first heat, finally starting
in single file formation. Behind race
winner Spanel karts were three and
four wide in the early laps. As laps went
down #07 John Emerson took a firm
hold on the second spot, tailed by #48
DJ Palmer, #71 Brad Stevens and #31
Austin Ferrell
Ferrell came from the front row to
lead his second heat from flag to flag.
Stevens was second, then #7 Bryan
Good. Several yellow flags slowed
down the competition, but with each
restart it was Ferrell and Stevens leading
the pack. Good held third for most
of the contest, but in the final laps
Spanel passed to take that spot under
the checkers.
Flight B
#41 Steve Smith dominated his first
heat; he started in the back for second
heat qualifying, and passed to second
before the checkers to earn a pole start
for the feature.
In the first heat #56 Kyle Heitz, #72
Jeremy Hills and #37 Dennis DuBois
swapped spots as they vied for heat
points. In the early laps it was Heitz
running second; in a lap Hills and
DuBois freight trained by him, leaving
Heitz fourth. By the finish Hills taken
over second place, with Heitz breathing
down his neck as they crossed the
finish; DeBois scored fourth.
The field went out for the second
heat led by #70 Shawn Brown and #17
Mike Clausen. Just a few laps into the
race #33 Paul French and Heitz had
driven around Clausen to score second
and third. By the halfway Smith had
driven under both French and Heitz to
earn second place points. Third place
French drove a tight line to the finish to
hold off fourth place Heitz.
Feature
After a pair of failed attempts at
green flag racing, drivers lined up single
file for the start of the Yamaha Light
feature. Smith and Spanel, then Stevens
and Ferrell led fifteen karts under the
flag. Smith pulled away from Spanel
from the get-go, added a little real estate
behind him with each lap, and earned
his Duffy by taking the checkers a corner
ahead of second place Spanel. Leaders
held their positions in the early laps,
while behind them
Emerson worked
to pass his way to a
podium finish. Lap
traffic gave Emerson
a change to get
in front of Ferrell,
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then Stevens to score third. Stevens and
Ferrell were nose to tail under the flags
to collect their trophies.
# Driver hometown
1. 41 Steve Smith Des Moines, IA
2. 16 Tom Spanel Lincoln, NE
3. 07 John Emerson Waterloo, IA
4. 71 Brad Stevens Des Moines, IA
5. 31 Austin Ferrell Des Moines, IA
6. 72 Jeremy Hills Newton, IA
7. 56 Kyle Heitz Sherrill, IA
8. 12 Ryan Novratil Des Moines, IA
9. 48 DJ Palmer Des Moines, IA
10. 2 Chase Young Des Moines, IA
11. 11 Rio Padilla Albuquerque, NM
12. 6 Aaron Young Des Moines, IA
13. 37 Dennis DuBois Altoona, IA
14. 33 Paul French Waddell, AZ
15. 17 Mike Clausen Rock Island, IL
16. 7 Bryan Good Grand Forks, ND
17. 70 Shawn Brown Des Moines, IA
Junior I Light
Sponsored by Out2Win.com &
Rieken Racing
First Heat
#12 Tanner Mullen led his first heat
from flag to flag. In the first go-around
#00 Anissa Smith tucked in to run second,
but a lap later it was #47 Dawson
Harney who tailed race leader Mullen.
As laps went down Harney closed the
gap on Mullen, then brought out a yellow
when he tried to squeeze past Mullen
and spun. When karts restarted it
was Mullen out front, then #10 Brody
Willett, Smith and #24 Josh Vis. In the
green-white-checkers finish Mullen held
off the competition to win the heat.
Second Heat
After starting back in the pack for
heat one, it was a short trip to the front
for Willett when the green came out for
heat two. Behind him Vis and #29 Owen
Ward jockeyed for second. First heat
winner Mullen came from the back of
the back to score third by the halfway,
then set his sights on second place Vis.
The passing behind him gave Willett an
opportunity to stretch out his lead. By
the flags Willett was a corner ahead of
second place Mullen at the checkers; Vis
was third.
Feature
Heat contenders Mullen and Willett
were one and two as Junior I Light drivers
hit the power for Thursday night’s
feature. Harney was third as the top
trio pulled out to run their own race
in the early laps. Behind them Smith,
Ward and Vis swapped spots for fourth
place. Up front Duffy winner Willett
went around Mullen to take the lead.
Mullen stuck with Willett lap after lap,
At the halfway Willett edged out a bit
from Mullen. Lap traffic just after the
halfway added some challenges, and
under white Mullen
pulled back up on
Willett, but couldn’t
make the pass by
the checkers. Willett
took the Duffy, Mullen
was second and
Harney back a few lengths was third.
# Driver hometown
1. 10 Brody Willett Alburnett, IA
2. 12 Tanner Mullen Mechanicsville, IA
3. 47 Dawson Harney Runnells, IA
4. 29 Owen Ward Manchester, IA
5. 24 Josh Vis LeGrand, IA
6. 00 Anissa Smith Newton, IA
7. 20 Gunner Vignaroli Woodward, IA
8. 22 RaeAnna VanDeMark Edgewood, NM
9. 7 Rilee Slycord Newton, IA
Super Stock Heavy
Sponsored by Russell Karting
Flight A
#56 Kyle Heitz scored a pair of wins
in the heats, putting him in the front
row for the start of his feature. In the
first go-around #14 Chris Buller came
from the outside to run in front for a
lap. The lead was short-lived as Heitz
buzzed by Buller to take the lead and
score the win. Buller held second to the
finish, tailed by #51 Mike Clausen.
In the second round, Heitz shot out
to take the lead, then stretched out his
lead throughout the race, finishing
a corner in front of his competitors.
Behind Heitz, Clausen and Buller battled
for second. By the halfway Buller
had sealed the deal on second; Clausen
was third at the flags.
Flight B
#16 Tom Spanel scored a pair of wins
in his qualifying heats. In round one he
came from the front of the pack to lead all
ten laps. Behind him #30 Jason Lindgren,
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#31 Austin Ferrell and #55Jason Killam
ran nose-to-tail to the finish.
Karts scrambled for positions at the
start of heat two; Ferrell led the flight
for a lap before Spanel took the lead.
Spanel held the spot to the finish to earn
a pole start for the feature. Lindgren and
Ferrell were again second and third.
Feature
Spanel scored a Hat Trick in Thursday
night’s competition with wins in
both his heats and a Feature victory. At
green Lindgren passed front row starter
Heitz to run second by the time they hit
the backstretch. Buller and Ferrell followed
through to score third and fourth;
Heitz squeezed back in to score fifth in
the early laps. Before
the finish #07 John
Emerson challenged
for and won the fifth
spot from Heitz.
Spanel grabbed his
Duffy a turn ahead
of Lindgren.
# Driver hometown
1. 16 Tom Spanel Lincoln, NE
2. 30 Jason Lindgren Albany, WI
3. 14 Chris Buller Henderson, NE
4. 31 Austin Ferrell Des Moines, IA
5. 07 John Emerson Waterloo, IA
6. 55 Jason Killam Ankeny, IA
7. 56 Kyle Heitz Sherrill, IA
8. 33 Paul French Waddell, AZ
9. 48 DJ Palmer Des Moines, IA
10. 51 Mike Clausen Rock Island, IL
Open Midget
Sponsored by Failor Farms
#33 Jayce Jenkins also scored a hat
trick Thursday night, winning both
heats and the Open Midget feature
event.
Jenkins dominated the first heat,
driving out front from start to finish
and dodging lap traffic to take the
checkers. #2 Steve Failor ran second for
most of the race, tailed by #5 Patrick
Parks. Failor and Parks were side-byside
under the white flag, with Parks
edging past Failor to score second at
the finish.
Jenkins started the second heat at
the rear, passing through traffic as laps
went down. By the halfway Jenkins was
second, and trying to close the gap on
race leader Failor. Lap traffic made it
interesting; Jenkins took the lead from
Failor just after they passed a lapped
midget, then pulled away for the win.
Failor scored second. Behind them #9
Ryan Navratil and #12 Daniel VanGilst
battled for third place points; Navirati
was third at the finish.
Feature
Jenkins continued his domination on
the track, leading his heat from start to
finish, and lapping a large part of the
field before taking the checkers. Failor
ran second to the finish, edging up on
Jenkins, but never getting close enough
to execute a pass. Parks ran third for
the duration, while
VanGilst and Navirati
swapped spots;
VanGilst sealed the
deal on fourth place
near the halfway
signal.
# Driver hometown
1. 33 Jayce Jenkins Colfax, IA
2. 2 Steve Failor Newton, IA
3. 5 Patrick Parks Colfax, IA
4. 12 Daniel VanGilst Newton, IA
5. 9 Ryan Navratil Des Moines, IA
6. 5B Ron Boylan Colfax, IA
7. 10 Terry Hurley Des Moines, IA
Junior II Heavy
Sponsored by Cassill Motors
Flight A
First Heat
#48 Woodrow Carpenter led through
the first lap, with #1 Jerod Ballhagen and
#88 Cole Ferguson right behind him. In
the second go-around Ballhagen went
low and drove to the lead. Ferguson,
#15 Chance Titus and #4 Spencer Hill
followed him through. Top contenders
stayed nose-to-tail, with all looking
for a shot to pass. When a yellow came
out, Titus used the re-start to go around
Ballhagen and score in the lead. Hill
followed him through the hole, leaving
Bahllhagen and Ferguson third and
fourth. Once out front 15 pulled out a
bit. Into lap eight scoring Ballhagen and
Ferguson teamed up to freight-train
past second place Hill; Ferguson kept
up the momentum to pass Ballhagen
and score behind race winner Titus at
the final flag.
Second Heat
With a win to his credit, Titus took
the track for second heat action, but
went out of the race when karts spun
in turn three on the first lap of the contest.
When they went green flag racing
again the field was led by Ballhagen,
Ferguson and Carpenter. Early in the
race Carpenter went around Ferguson
to run second; Ferguson saw a hole and
went past both Carpenter and Ballhagen
to grab the lead. In lap six Ballhagen
got back around Carpenter to score
second. With just a couple of laps left
Ferguson, Ballhagen and Carpenter ran
nearly side-by-side. Into scoring under
the white it was Ballhagen out front; he
held the spot to score the win a lap later.
Carpenter was second, Ferguson third.
Flight B
First Heat
#16 Ross Young scored a pair of wins
in his heats, putting him up front for the
start of the Junior II Heavy Feature.
In the first heat Young ran beside #01
Brayton Carter for nearly a lap before
passing into scoring out front. Down
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the straight Carter got nudged out of
the groove, letting #20 Jimmy Abell,
#71 Jeff Edwards and #3 Chris Trujillo
buzz by him. Abell stuck with Young
in the early laps. Behind them Carter
passed Trujillo, then closed the gap on
Edwards and passed him by the halfway
mark. Up front Young and Abell
were ahead by a corner at the checkers,
with Carter closing the gap all the way
to the finish
Abell led the field into heat two.
Young started at the rear and passed to
second before the field hit first lap scoring.
Carter was third. The top contenders
stayed close, and Young passed to the
lead in lap three. A lap later Carter tried
to pass for second, but Abell closed the
door on him. The battle for second continued,
and a couple of laps later Carter
made the pass to second on the backstetch.
Young won the heat well ahead
of second place Carter and Abell.
Feature
Young pulled out to lead at the first
glimpse of green, with Carter right
behind him, then Abell, Ferguson and
Carpenter. Into lap three scoring Ferguson
went under Abell to score third.
Up front Carter stuck with race leader
Young, dogging him around the racetrack.
In lap seven Carter passed Young
to take the lead, but a yellow flag put
Young back up front for the restart. At
green Carter again went under Young.
Ferguson and Abell followed through to
run second and third; Young tucked back
in for fourth, and Trujillo was fifth. Two
laps later Young passed back to score
third and Trujillo passed to fourth. Up
front Carter led Ferguson by a few kart
lengths. A yellow
flag/restart saw top
contenders holding
their spots, still led
by Carter and Ferguson.
In the greenwhite-checkers
restart Ferguson looked hard for a chance
to pass, but Carter crossed the finish line
a nose ahead to win his Duffy.
# Driver hometown
1. 01 Brayton Carter Oskaloosa, IA
2. 88 Cole Ferguson Dexter, IA
3. 20 Jimmy Abell Colfax, IA
4. 48 Woodrow Carpenter Anamosa, IA
5. 16 Ross Young Des Moines, IA
6. 15 Chance Titus Baxter, IA
7. 71 Jeff Edwards Ames, IA
8. 4 Spencer Hill Albuquerque, NM
9. 1 Jerod Ballhagen Allison, IA
10. 3 Chris Trujillo Albuquerque, NM
11. 3D Daniel Carpenter Olin, IA
200cc Stock
Sponsored by Van Haaften Racing
First Heat
#51 Mike Clausen and #76 Luke Payton
led six drivers into the start for the
200cc Stock competition. #00 Robert
Apt was third and #71 Brad Stevens a
close fourth at the start. Lap four Stevens
passed to third; a yellow came out
when Apt spun on the pass and Apt
restarted at the rear. Back under Green
Clausen held the lead to the finish, taking
the green a corner ahead of Payton
and Stevens.
Second Heat
With a second place finish to his credit
from the first heat, Stevens shot to the
front at the start of this heat, and led it
to the finish. First heat winner Clausen
passed to second on the low side, leaving
Apt and Payton third and fourth
into scoring. Payton passed Apt to
score third in lap three. Up front Clausen
drove hard to find a way around
Steven, but Stevens still held the spot at
the checkers. Clausen was second, then
Payton just a nose behind him.
Feature
The 200cc Stock Feature was kart racing
at its best, with drivers three and four
wide down the straights and into the
turns for much of the race. Clausen took
the early lead, tailed by Stevens, Apt and
Payton. In the early laps Clausen pulled
away from Stevens, who worked to fend
off karts stacked up behind. A yellow
bunched them up, and at green Stevens
went under Clausen to score out front.
When Stevens, Clausen and Apt went
three wide and tangled, yellow came out
and Clausen was sent to the rear for the
restart. Stevens led at green, but in just
a lap karts were again four wide in turn
three. Payton got out front, but a lap later
Clausen was again leading when yellow
came out; officials threw a red flag to reline
drivers for the restart, and they took
the green: Stevens, Apt, Payton, Clausen
and #48 William Rieken. Karts stayed
nose-to-tail with drivers holding their
positions for a lap. At lap thirteen Payton
got under Apt and scored second behind
race leader Stevens. A lap later Clausen
went to second, then
in lap fifteen passed
Stevens one final
time for the lead.
Clausen led the final
laps of the feature to
earn his Duffy, with
Stevens second to the finish.
# Driver hometown
1. 51 Mike Clausen Rock Island, IL
2. 71 Brad Stevens Des Moines, IA
3. 76 Luke Payton Des Moines, IA
4. 48 William Rieken Marion, IA
5. 00 Robert Apt Des Moines, IA
6. 79 Austin Baird Edgewood, NM
Yamaha Limited
Sponsored by Killam Racing
Flight A
First Heat
Bumping and weaving in traffic,
drivers sorted out to follower race leader
#48 DJ Palmer into first lap scoring.
#74 Dakota Benhart was second, then
#12 Ryan Navratil until a yellow came
out and Navratil was sent to the rear
for the restart. Palmer led the restart,
but at green Benhart went under him
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to take the lead. Palmer got high, and
#14 Eddie Clearwater, #2 Chase Young
and #26 John McCaughey all freighttrained
through to leave Palmer fifth;
he pulled out of the race in the next lap.
Up front Benhart drove a tight line to
hold off challenger Clearwater. Benhart
won the heat by a kart length.
Second Heat
After two shots at a start, drivers
took the green single file, led by McCaughey,
Eddie Clearwater, and Jeremy
Clearwater. As the field took another
lap Eddie Clearwater went under race
leader McCaughey; a lap later Benhart
and Navratil went under McCaughey
to score second and third. Near the halfway
Navratil went under Benhart to
score second behind race leader Eddie
Clearwater. Two yellow and two red
flags later Clearwater still held the lead,
tailed by Navratil. Clearwater collected
top points at the checkers.
Flight B
First Heat
This race also had to start single file,
led by #70 Shawn Brown, #50 Jake Tuel
and #01 Cameron Childs. The kart to
watch was #31 Austin Ferrell,who took
the green from near the end of the field.
Ferrell was fourth in a lap, then worked
to pass leaders. He went around Childs,
then closed the gap on Tuel. Up front
race leader Brown had put some real
estate behind him. Under the white flag
it was Brown, Tuel and Ferrell; in the
final lap Ferrell went under Tuel to score
second behind race winner Brown.
Second Heat
#5 Patrick Parks led this race into
first lap scoring, then #69 Andy Rice,
#4 Russell Benhart and Ferrell. From
back in the field Childs came through,
passed both Ferrell and Benhart, and
scored third early in the race. When yellow
came out they restarted Parks, Rice,
Childs and Ferrell. Into the final turn
Parks scored the win by a nose ahead
of Rice. Ferrell passed Childs to score
third place points.
Feature
After a pair of failed start attempts,
pole sitter Clearwater led this field to
the green in single file formation. Two
laps into the race Ferrell went around
Clearwater to take the lead, and eighteen
laps later, the win. Clearwater held
on to second in the early laps, tailed by
Childs and Navratil, then Rice. The race
was plagued with yellow flags brought
out by spun karts near the rear of the
pack. Up front leaders held their positions
on the restarts. Several laps into
the race Childs pulled out to pass Clearwater;
Navratil followed him through
to score second and third. The two
swapped spots several times, then the
duo tangled and another yellow came
out. In the final laps drivers scrambled
for finish positions. Ferrell drove away
from the field to grab his Duffy, and
Childs was a solid second. Clearwater
passed back to score
third under the
flags. Good stuck
with Clearwater
as they went past
Navratil, and Rice
tucked in to earn a
podium position at the flags.
# Driver hometown
1. 31 Austin Ferrell Des Moines, IA
2. 01 Cameron Childs Council Bluffs, IA
3. 14 Eddie Clearwater Des Moines, IA
4. 7 Bryan Good Grand Forks, ND
5. 69 Andy Rice Bondurant, IA
6. 12 Ryan Navratil Des Moines, IA
7. 15 Chris Harrison Des Moines, IA
8. 2 Chase Young Des Moines, IA
9. 6 Aaron Young Des Moines, IA
10. 79 Austin Baird Edgewood, NM
11. 48 DJ Palmer Des Moines, IA
12. 74 Dakota Benhart Oelwein, IA
13. 4 Russell Benhart Oelwein, IA
14. 70 Shawn Brown Des Moines,IA
15. 50 Jake Tuel Mechanicsville, IA
16. 5 Patrick Parks Colfax, IA
17. 34 Jeremy Clearwater Des Moines, IA
18. 26 John McCaughey Pleasant Hill, IA
19. 87 Nathan Christen Newton, IA
20. 71 Rio Padilla Albuquerque, NM
Kid Kart
Sponsored by Shawn & Craig
(Mater) Retman
IKF’s youngest drivers took the field
three times Friday night. The Kid Kart
program is designed to provide training
ground for future Duffy winners. Drivers
use a standing start, then run 10 lap
sessions.
Those who ran in the exhibition at
the 2010 Grandnational event were:
# driver hometown
31 Madison Clark Laurel, IA
30 Maguire DeJong Montezuma, IA
38 Michael DeJong Montezuma, IA
19 Kenneth Helmick Des Moines, IA
95 Jude Montoya Sandia Park, NM
99 Dallon Murty Chelsey, IA
22 Sage VanDeMark Edgewood, NM
Junior III Sportsman
Sponsored by Waller Racing
#16 Ross Young topped the field in
both of his heats. In the first, he was
tailed by #3 Chris Trujillo for a couple of
laps. Trujillo then fell prey to a pass by
#48 Woodrow Carpenter. Trujillo held
third. #15 Chance Titus and #77 Derek
Hodges were fourth and fifth, and jockeying
for position throughout the race.
In the final lap Hodges made the pass
stick to score fourth.
In the second qualifier, Young and
Carpenter again tallied first and second
place points. Titus scored third,
then Trujillo and Hodges with karts full
circle around the course.
Feature
A pair of heat wins put Young on the
pole for the feature start. As in the heats,
Young dominated this race leading
from flag to flag, and finishing a couple
of kart lengths ahead of Carpenter.
When the field took green, karts were
three wide behind Young and Carpenter;
into scoring Trujillo ran third. In the
early laps Hodges and Titus continued
to battle for fourth
place til near the
halfway signal, with
Titus finally taking
the spot for good.
Carpenter stuck
with Duffy winner
Young to the finish.
# driver hometown
1. 16 Ross Young Des Moines, IA
2. 48 Woodrow Carptenter Anamosa, IA
3. 3 Chris Trujillo Albuquerque, NM
4. 15 Chance Titus Baxter, IA
5. 77 Derek Hodges Des Moines, IA
Yamaha Heavy
Sponsored by Newton Kart Klub
Flight A
First Heat
#31 Austin Ferrell and #56 Kyle Heitz
led this first heat of Yamaha Heavy into
scoring. #07 John Emerson was third by
the time they hit the scoring line, and a
lap later was second behind Ferrell. Ferrell
won the contest by a turn. Emerson
ran second until the final pair of laps,
when #71 Brad Stevens took the spot
and earned second place points. Emerson
held third at the flags.
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Second Heat
#41 Steve Smith, #2 Chase Young and
#33 Paul French through the paces as
drivers went back out to earn qualifying
points. Into lap three Heitz passed
to third. A red flag came out when #76
Luke Payton flipped in turn four. The
shut-down/restart saw several drivers
fail to restart, including race leader
Smith. Under green Steven led Heitz,
French, Young and Ferrell. When they
went racing Stevens pulled out a few
kart lengths; Heitz was unchallenged
in second; behind him French and Ferrell
did battle all the way to the finish,
with French finally getting a firm hold
on third under the white. Stevens collected
top points for the race.
Flight B
First Heat
In the first round of Flight B competition,
#72 Jeremy Hills took the lead
and #14 Chris Buller came from back
to score second in a lap. #37 Dennis
DuBois, then #5 Patrick Parks were
third and fourth, tailed by #12 Ryan
Navratil. Navratil passed Parks in lap
three to score fourth. Up front Buller
worked on passing race leader Hills;
Buller made the pass under white and
held off Hills to score the win. Hills held
second to the finish, then DuBois.
Second Heat
#17 Mike Clausen took an early
lead, then Navratil and Buller all nose
to tail. Early in the race Buller went
under Navratil, then set his sights on
Clausen. A yellow flag closed all the
gaps and stacked up Clausen, Buller,
Navratil and Hills. Buller took the lead
at green, but a lap later he was second
and Clausen was back up front. Clausen
led under white, but in the final dash
for the checkers Buller slipped by and
scored his second heat win. Clausen
was second, then Navratil.
Consi
Six karts went out for one final dash,
racing for a seat in the feature line-up.
Emerson scored a win in this contest.
He and #6 Aaron Young advanced to
the Feature race.
Feature
A pair of heat wins put Buller on this
pole, then Stevens to his right. Green
flag racing Buller took the lead ; from
the second row Ferrell squeezed by Stevens
to score behind Buller. In lap two
Ferrell went around Buller to take the
lead 14. was second, then Stevens, Heitz
and Smith. As laps went down Buller
put the pressure on Ferrell. Stevens ran
all by himself in third. Emerson, who
won the consi, had passed to fourth by
the halfway, then Heitz and Clausen. Up
front Buller went under Ferrell after the
halfway signal, and held the lead to collect
his Duffy. Coming in for the white
Stevens passed Ferrell to score second.
Emerson was fourth and Clausen fifth
on the track. When drivers in the class
voiced a protest that
Clausen did not finish
the race with his
rear bumper, officials
were forced to
levy a Mechanical
DQ, putting French
on the podium in fifth place.
# driver hometown
1. 14 Chris Buller Henderson, NE
2. 71 Brad Stevens Des Moines, IA
3. 31 Austin Ferrell Des Moines, IA
4. 07 John Emerson Waterloo, IA
5. 33 Paul French Waddell, AZ
6. 12 Ryan Navratil Des Moines, IA
7. 37 Dennis DuBois Altoona, IA
8. 72 Jeremy Hills Newton, IA
9. 56 Kyle Heitz Sherrill, IA
10. 41 Steve Smith Des Moines, IA
11. 6 Aaron Young Des Moines, IA
12. 79 Austin Baird Edgewood, NM
13. 4 Rio Padilla Albuquerque, NM
14. 5 Patrick Parks Colfax, IA
15. 2 Chase Young Des Moines, IA
16. 76 Luke Payton Des Moines, IA
17. 00 John McCaughey Pleasant Hill, IA
18. 17 Mike Clausen Rock Island, IL
Senior Sportsman
Sponsored by George Clausen/
Clausen Racing Engines
Flight A
First Heat
#74 Dakota Benhart went from the
pole to an early led, with #69 Andy Rice
right behind him. #5 Patrick Parks was
third, then #34 Jeremy Clearwater and
#14 Ben Carpenter. Into lap two scoring
Rice lost a chain, shuffling everyone up
a position behind race leader Benhart.
Behart won the contest, with Parks and
Clearwater second and third.
Second Heat
Karts were three wide down the
backstretch, but came under the flags
led by Rice, then Parks, Clearwater and
Benhart. Rice held the top spot. Clearwater
put the pressure on second place
Parks, passing him into lap three scoring.
A lap later Benhart wend under
Parks to score third behind Clearwater.
Drivers held their positions to the finish,
with Rice scoring the win.
Flight B
First Heat
Karts were side-by-side down the
back and into lap one scoring, led by
#01 Cameron Childs and #31 DJ Palmer.
Into lap two Childs got out front of
Palmer, who was forced to focus on a
pass attempt by #7 Bryan Good. Good
was second in lap three scoring, but
at lap four Palmer went back around
Good to score second. Out front Childs
pulled away by a corner. Good and
Palmer continued to battle over second
for the rest of the race, with Palmer
scoring the points at the checkers; Good
scored third.
Second Heat
First Heat winner Childs led this
race from flag to flag, earning himself
a pole position for the feature event. In
the early laps #87 Nathan Christen was
second, but midway through Palmer
passed him to take the points; Christen
was third to the finish.
Feature
Duffy winner Childs took an early
lead, with Palmer following through
from the inside row to score second.
Parks was third, with karts stacked up
behind him. Good scored fourth and
Rice passed to fifth by lap two. Rice
passed to fourth in lap three, then to
third a lap later. By the halfway karts
were stretched out around the circuit
and late in the contest race leader
Childs got into lap
traffic. Childs won
his Duffy with a
straight between
him and second
place Palmer, then
Rice back a few kart
lengths.
# driver hometown
1. 01 Cameron Childs Council Bluffs, IA
2. 31 DJ Palmer Des Moines, IA
3. 69 Andy Rice Bondurant, IA
4. 7 Bryan Good Grand Forks, ND
5. 74 Dakota Benhart Oelwein, IA
6. 34 Jeremy Clearwater Des Moines, IA
7. 5 Patrick Parks Colfax, IA
8. 14 Ben Carpenter Olin, IA
9. 87 Nathan Christen Newton, IA
10. 79 Austin Baird Edgewood, NM
11. 4 Russell Benhart Oelwein, IA
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Open
Sponsored by Tommy’s Karts
and Parts
#16 Tom Spanel scored a pair of heat
wins, sat on the pole for the feature start
and led fellow Open drivers for the
duration to win his Duffy.
Flight A
In his first heat Spanel went straight
to the front. #30 Jason Lindgren came
from near the rear to score second in
lap one scoring. #31 Austin Ferrell
was third, then #70 Shawn Brown and
#3.David Ferguson. Heat winner Spanel
put some real estate behind himself as
laps went down, finishing well ahead of
Lindgren at the flags.
In their second run, Ferrell and Brown
were side-by-side through the turns and
down the straight. From behind them
Spanel went low and scored out front
at the line. Lindgren passed to score second
a lap later, then Brown and Ferrell.
Ferguson fell out midway through the
race, and just after the halfway Ferrell
lost a wheel; this left three karts to finish
the race. Spanel held the lead to the
finish, then Lindgren and Brown.
Flight B
#48 DJ Palmer and #07 John Emerson
led the first heat parade lap; at green
karts went three wide down the straight;
Palmer led lap one scoring. #14 Chris
Buller was second and #51 Mike clausen
a close third, then Emerson. Clausen fell
out late in the race. Palmer scored the
win with Buller just a kart length behind
him. Emerson was third.
Only three karts took the field for the
Flight’s second heat. Clausen and Buller,
then Palmer drove into scoring. Drivers
held their positions until Buller fell out
near the halfway. Clausen finished the
race a turn ahead of Palmer.
Feature
Spanel and Palmer sat up front for the
green. At the flag Spanel went out front.
Lindgren came from back in the pack
to score second, Palmer was third, then
Ferrell and Clausen. As laps went down
Lindgren closed the gap on race leader
Spanel. Back a turn Ferrell dogged third
place Palmer around the race track.
Front runners got into lap traffic by the
sixth lap. At the halfway Spanel pulled
out from Lindgren. #55 Jason Killam
came from a back-of-the pack start to run
fifth. A yellow came out for spun karts,
with no positions changes on the restart.
With five laps left third place Palmer had
closed the gap on second place Lindgren
and looking for a route to second. At
the checkers Killam
went under Ferrell
for fourth. Spanel
grabbed the Duffy
without a serious
challenge from
Lindgren in the final
laps.
# driver hometown
1. 16 Tom Spanel Lincoln, NE
2. 30 Jason Lindgren Albany, WI
3. 48 DJ Palmer Des Moines, IA
4. 55 Jason Killam Ankeny, IA
5. 31 Austin Ferrell Des Moines, IA
6. 51 Mike Clausen Rock Island, IL
7. 70 Shawn Brown Des Moines, IA
8. 3 David Ferguson York, NE
9. 14 Chris Buller Henderson, NE
10. 79 Austin Baird Edgewood, NM
11. 07 John Emerson Waterloo, IA
Super Stock Midget
Sponsored by Burris Racing
A couple of clashes in practice on
Friday night took a toll on the Super
Stock Midget field. Only a partial field
of karts took the track for either of the
qualifying heats. #33 Jayce Jenkins and
#10 Terry Hurley ran the first heat. Jenkins
scored the win.
Jenkins again topped the field in the
second heat. #5 Nathan Christen was
second.
In the final dash, four Midgets took
the field: Jenkins, #9 Ryan Navratil,
Christen and #3 Jason Killam. Duffy
winner Jenkins led the race from start
to finish to score his Duffy win. Behind
him Killam and Navratil ran side-byside
down the backstretch a couple of
times before Killam
finally pulled
way. Midgets were
full circle around
the track before the
halfway, and Jenkins
won his Duffy
in lap traffic.
# driver hometown
1. 33 Jayce Jenkins Colfax, IA
2. 3 Jason Killam Ankeny, IA
3. 9 Ryan Navratil Des Moines, IA
4. 5 Nathan Christen Newton, IA
5. 10 Terry Hurley Des Moines, IA
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Yamaha Heavy: 5th Paul French, 3rd Austin Ferrell, Mechanic
Kermit Buller, Duffy Winner Chris Buller, 2nd Brad Stevens,
4th John Emerson
200cc Stock: 5th Robert Apt, 3rd Luke Payton, Duffy winner
Mike Clausen and his dad/mechanic George Clausen, 2nd
Brad Stevens, 4th William Rieken
Junior Midget: 5th Jackson Fisher, 3rd Derrike Clark, Duffy
winner Chris Pender (unknown recipient pictured), 2nd
Jimmy Abell, 4th Kyle Jared
Senior Sportsman: 5th Dakota Benhart, 3rd Andy Rice,
Mechanic Chris Buller, Duffy Winner Cameron Childs, 2nd DJ
Pamer and 4th Bryan Good
Junior I Light: 3rd Dawson Harney, Duffy winner Brody Willett
with his dad/mechanic Chad, 2nd Tanner Mullan
Junior I Heavy: 5th Josh Vis, 3rd Brody Willett, Duffy winner
Dawson Harney with his dad (left) and engine builder Larry
Killam (right), 2nd Tanner Mullan, 4th Rilee Slycord
Super Stock Midget: 5th Terry “Pockets” Hurley, 3rd Ryan
Navratil, Duffy Winner Jayce Jenkins, 2nd Jason Killam, 4th
Nathan Christen
Super Stock Heavy: 5th John Emerson, 3rd Chris Buller, Duffy
winner Tom Spanel and his mechanic, 2nd Jason Lindgren,
4th Austin Ferrell
Junior II Light: 5th Woodrow Carpenter, 3rd Brayton Carter,
Duffy winner Ross Young with his dad/mechanic, 2nd Jerod
Ballhagen, 4th Cole Ferguson
Not Pictured
Open: 1st Tom Spanel, 2nd Jason Lindgren, 3rd DJ Palmer, 4th
Jason Killam, 5th Austin Ferrell
Not Pictured
Junior III Sportsman: 1st Ross Young, 2nd Woodrow Carpenter,
3rd Chris Trujillo, 4th Chance Titus, 5th Derek Hodges
Not Pictured
Kid Kart: Michael DeJong, Dallon Murty, Maguire DeJong, Jude
Montoya, Madison Clark, Kenneth Helmick, Sage Van De Mark
Yamaha Ltd: 5th Andy Rice, 3rd Eddie Clearwater, Duffy
winner Austin Ferrell, Austin’s mechanic Bill Ferrell, 2nd
Cameron Childs, 4th Bryan Good
Yamaha Light: 5th Austin Ferrell, 3rd John Emerson, Duffy
winner Steve Smith and his entourage, 2nd Tom Spanel, 4th
Brad Stevens
Midget Open: 5th Ryan Navratil, 3rd Patrick Parks, Duffy
winner Jayce Jenkins and his mechanic, 2nd Steve Failor,
4th Daniel VanGilst
Super Sportsman: 5th Dakota Benhart, 3rd Austin Ferrell,
Duffy winner Cameron Childs and his mechanic Chris Buller,
2nd Andy Rice, 4th Chris Harrison
Drivers who attained Expert Status at the 2010 Speedway
Grand Nationals: Ross Young (Junior), Jayce Jenkins,
Cameron Childs and Tom Spanel, with IKF Director
Jack Hoegerl
Junior II Heavy: 5th Ross Young, 3rd Jimmy Abell, Duffy
winner Brayton Carter and his dad/mechanic BJ Carter, 2nd
Cole Ferguson, 4th Woodrow Carpenter
Super Stock Light: 5th Mike Clausen, 3rd Chris Buller, Duffy
winner Tom Spanel and his mechanic, 2nd Kyle Heitz, 4th
Paul French
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Day 1 Duffy winners: Super Sportsman Cameron Childs, Junior I Heavy Dawson Harney,
Junior II Light Ross Young, Yamaha Light Steve Smith, Junior Speedway Midget Chris
Pender, Super Stock Light Tom Spanel
Day #2's Duffy winners: 200cc Stock winner Mike Clausen, Junior I Light winner Brody
Willett, Junior II Heavy winner Brayton Carter, Super Stock Heavy winner Tom Spanel, Open
Midget winner Jayce Jenkins and Yamaha Ltd. winner Austin Ferrell
Duffy winners from Friday night, August 6: Senior Sportsman Cameron Childs, Junior III
Sportsman Ross Young, Super Stock Midget Jayce Jenkins, Yamaha Heavy Chris Buller,
Open Class Tom Spanel
2010 2-CyC sPWy/Mg grand naTIonal WHaTCHaruns
FiNish Name Chassis motor ClutCh pipe braKes wheels/tires helmet/suit motor builder/shop spoNsors
Jr i heavy
1st Dawson Harney Avenger Yamaha KT100 Tomar TD23 RLV 4 Hole
Can
2nd Tanner Mullen 07 Ultramax
Inferno
3rd Brody Willett
MCP Mini Lights Douglas Q's/Maxxis HJC/Impact Killam Racing Engines Harney Racing, Curb Appeal of
Iowa, Harney Industries
KT100D Horstman Impact Killam Racing Jared Motorsports
4th Rilee Slycord Avenger Yamaha Tru-Roll/Maxxis Simpson/Impact Killam Racing Engines Bates Motorsports, Skillz
Motorsports, Ballistic Designs,
Shon Brown AKA Shorty, Stevie
Smith, and the Peterson family
AKA NKK. Thanks to all.
5th Josh Vis
Jr ii liGht
1st Ross Young Avenger Killam Racing
Engines
2nd Brayton Carter Phantom Icon Yamaha L&T RLV Martin Douglas/WR Lethal Cut
Maxxis
3rd Jerod Ballhagen
Round Impact Killam Racing Engines Young's Shirt Works, Killam
Racing Engines, Ballistic
Designs, Monte Motorsports,
Big Jim's Garage, Grandma
& Grandpa
Simpson Woltjer Engines Tem Jimmy's, Douglas Wheel,
Bully Clutches
4th Cole Ferguson Phantom Seraph Yamaha Tomar RLV Douglas/Maxxis Simpson Larry Killam/Killam Racing
Engines
5th Woodrow Carpenter
super box
1st Cameron Childs 2010 Buller Aero Yamaha Buller Maxxis Simpson Quick Service Motorsports,
Buller Built
2nd Andy Rice
3rd Austin Ferrell Ferrelli Woltjer Horstman Super Box Ripply Brake
Rotor
4th Chris Harrison Avenger Yamaha Built by Hortman Nitro IKF Spec
Killam Racing
Pipe
5th Koty Behart
Killam Racing Engines,
Palmetto Speed Shop,
Ferguson Farms
Quaker Steak & Lube, Pro-
Tech Services, Quick Service,
Buller Built
Douglas/Burris Arai Woltjer Woltjer Engines, Bill Ferrell,
Jam Air Paint
Douglas/Burris Simpson Larry Killam/Killam Racing Harrison Trim Works
Engines
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2010 2-cyc spwy/mg grand NATIONAL whatcharuns
Finish NAME CHASSIS MOTOR CLUTCH PIPE BRAKES WHEELS/TIRES HELMET/SUIT MOTOR BUILDER/SHOP SPONSORS
Super Stock Light
1st Tom Spanel Buller Aero Buller Built Bully Q-98 Martin/MCP Van-K/Maxxis Impact Buller Built Outlaw Motorsports, Chris Buller
2nd Kyle Heitz Phantom Phenom Reed Jet Birky S4 MCP Douglas/Maxxis Simpson George Clausen/Clausen
Racing Engines
3rd Chris Buller Buller Aero Parilla TT-75 Bully 4 Disk
Turbo
4th Paul French Millennium Race
Chassis
Buller Q-98
Martin Custom
Products
Douglas/Maxxis
Bell/Advanced Design
Leathers
Buller Built, Inc.
IAME Parilla Bully Q98 Mini-Lites SBR Speedcuts/Maxxis Impact/Impact TMN Motors Ted Tucholski
Motor Works
5th Mike Clausen Ultramax C4 Reedjet Birky RLV MCP Douglas/L&J Pink Maxxis Impact/Impact George Clausen/Clausen
Racing Engines
Jr Midget
1st Chris Peden Van-Auto-Kraft Yamaha KT100 Horstman
DXL 4 Spring
3 Disc
4 Hole Can MCP Rear Disc
Brakes Hydraulic
Douglas Wheels/Maxxis
HT3
Pyrotech/Simpson Suit
Killam Racing Engine &
Clausen Engines
Mom, Dad, Stephanie, WAF
Motorsports, Clausen Racing
Engines, Ballhagen Family, L&S
Karting by HRE
Buller Built, Bully Clutches,
Track-Tac, Works Cuts Tires
Catalina Custom Homes, Keiths
Grading, TMW, BK Realty &
Investments, Mom & Dad,
Grandma, Aunt Joan, Decal
Shoppe
L&J Karting, Clausen Racing
Engines, Blum Family, Braksiek
Racing
Auto-Kraft Inc., Wynns,
MidKnight Express, Wes
Stierwalt, JD Romanco Family,
The Auto Wash, Slideways,
Bill Nye
2nd Jimmy Abell
3rd Derrike Clark
4th Kyle Jared Van-Stierwalt Yamaha KT-100 Horstman Tru-Roll/Maxxis G-Force Woltjer Jared Motorsports
5th Jackson Fisher
Yamaha Light
1st Steve Smith
2nd Tom Spanel Buller Aero Buller Built Bully KB-DM Martin/MCP Van-K/Maxxis Impact Buller Built Chris Buller, Outlaw
Motorsports
3rd John Emerson Phantom Seraph Lakitus Yamaha Birky Lakitus MCP Douglas Impact Lakitus Emerson Crane Rental, Ron &
Jan Sams Farms, Hoosier, Rick
Johnson Trucking, High Side
Graphics, Birky Clutches
4th Brad Stevens
5th Austin Ferrell Ferrelli Woltjer Birky KBDM Martin & Ripply Douglas/Maxxis Arai Woltjer Engines Woltjer Engines, Jam Air Paint,
Bill Ferrell
Junior I Light
1st Brody Willett
2nd Tanner Mullen 07 Ultramax
Inferno
Killam Racing
Engines/KT100
Horstman Impact Killam Racing Tuel Box Racing
3rd Dawson Harney Avenger Yamaha KT100 Tomar TD23 RLV 4 Hole
Can
4th Owen Ward
5th Josh Vis
100cc Super Stock Heavy
MCP Mini
Douglas Q+/Maxxis (Rt
Side Pinks)
HJC/Impact Killam Racing Engines Harney Racing, Curb Appeal of
Iowa, Harney Industries
1st Tom Spanel Buller Aero Buller Built Bully Q-98 MCP Van-K/Maxxis Impact Buller Built Chris Buller, Outlaw Motorsports
2nd Jason Lindgren Buller Parilla Birky RLV MCP JSpeed Prepared Maxxis Bell/Impact Killam Racing Engines JSpeed, KRE, The Christensens
3rd Chris Buller Buller Aero Parilla TT-75 Bully 4-Disk
Turbo
Buller Q-98 MCP Douglas/Maxxis Bell/Advanced Design
Leathers
Buller Built, Inc.
Buller Built, Bully Clutches,
Track-Tac, Works Cuts Tires
4th Austin Ferrell Ferrelli Dave Abel Birky Q98 Martin Douglas/Maxxis Arai Killam Motor Dave Abel, Bill Ferrell, Jam
Air Paint
5th John Emerson Phantom Seraph Killam Birky RLV MCP Douglas Impact Killam Emerson Crane Rental, Ron &
Jan Sams Farms, Hoosier, Rick
Johnson Trucking, High Side
Graphics, Birky Clutches
Open Midgets
1st Jayce Jenkins
2nd Steve Failor Failor Racing Reed Jets Bully RLV MCP Douglas/Maxxis Bell Failor Racing Crystal Failor, wife & Failor
Farms
3rd Patrick Parks VHR Dual KT100
Yamaha
4th Daniel Van Gilst
5th Ryan Navatil
JR II Heavy
Bully 4 Disc
Dry Clutch
1st Brayton Carter Phantom Icon Yamaha L&T RLV Martin Douglas/WR Lethal Cut
Maxxis
KB80 Douglas/Burris Simpson Larry Killam JLJ Creative Vinyl, Parks
Racing
Simpson Woltjer Engines Team Jimmy's, Douglas Wheels,
Bully Clutches
2nd Cole Ferguson Phantom Seraph Yamaha Tomar RLV Douglas/Maxxis Simpson Larry Killam/Killam Racing
Engines
3rd Jimmy Abell
4th Woodrow Carpenter
5th Ross Young
200cc Stock
1st Mike Clausen Clausen/Legend
Optima
2X Parilla TT-75 Birky RLV MCPX2 Douglas/L&J Pink Maxxis Impact/Impact George Clausen/Clausen
Racing Engines
Killam Racing Engines,
Palmetto Speed Shop,
Ferguson Farms
L&J Karting, Clausen Racing
Engines, Rick Phillips, Blum
Racing, Braksiek Racing
2nd Brad Stevens
3rd Luke Payton Avenger Parilla Reed Jet Birky RLV Maxxis Bell Killam Racing Engines DDP Motorsports, Tom Davis
Automotive, Battles Racing,
Killam Racing Engines
4th William Rieken Buller Aero LT Atomik/K55 Tomar RLV Martin Douglas/Maxxis Impact/Burris Bob Sandor/Rieken's Racing Out2win.com
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2010 2-cyc spwy/mg grand NATIONAL whatcharuns
Finish NAME CHASSIS MOTOR CLUTCH PIPE BRAKES WHEELS/TIRES HELMET/SUIT MOTOR BUILDER/SHOP SPONSORS
5th Robert Apt, Jr. Ferelli Parilla Reed Jet Birky S-4 Martin Douglas/Maxxis Killam Racing Engines/Battles
Kart Shop and Parts
Yamaha Limited
Wynns, Battles Kart Shop
and Parts
1st Austin Ferrell Ferrelli Woltjer B KB12 Martin Douglas/Burris Arai Woltjer Engines Woltjer Engines, Jam Air Paint,
Bill Ferrell
2nd Cameron Childs 2010 Buller Aero Yamaha Bully Burris Simpson Quick Service Motorsports,
Buller Built
3rd Eddie Clearwater Buller Velocity Yamaha KT100 Horstman DXL
4 Spring
4th Bryan Good Buller Aero Killam KT100 L&T KBR MCP, Buller
Vented Brake
Disk
5th Andy Rice
Kid Kart
KB12 CP Douglas/Burris G-force Helmet/
Impact Suit
Douglas/JL Speed Prepped
Burris
Simpson
Killam Engines
Larry Killam/Killam Racing
Engines
Quaker Steak & Lube, Pro-
Tech Service, Quick Service
Motorsports, Bully Clutches,
Buller Racing Chassis
Smitty's Transmission, Retrax,
McDonalds, Brad Gilbertson,
John Lutheran
Michael DeJong Margay Comer Comer Comer PKT Burris Impact Cory Innis Racing DeJong Mfg, Waller Racing,
Carter Brothers Racing, PKT
Axles
Dallon Murty
Maguire DeJong Top Kart Comer Comer Comer PKT Burris Impact Cory Innis Racing DeJong Mfg, Waller Racing,
Carter Brothers Racing, PKT
Axles
Jude Montoya Margay Wild Cat Comer 50 Burris Zamp Helmet/K1 Suit JTC, Inc., Dad & Mom
Madison Clark
Kenneth Helmick
Sage Van De Mark Birel Comer 50 Scorpion Exo/K1 Guenther Mechanical, Genesis
Motorsports
Open
1st Tom Spanel Buller Aero Buller Built One Mean KB-06 MCP Van-K/Maxxis Impact Buller Built Chris Buller, Outlaw Motorsports
Clutch
2nd Jason Lindgren Buller Parilla Birky Buller MCP JSpeed Prepared Maxxis Bell/Impact Killam Racing Engines JSpeed, KRE, The Christensens
3rd DJ Palmer
4th Jason Killam
5th Austin Ferrell Ferrelli Dave Abel's Birky KB06 Martin Douglas/Burris Arai Killam Dave Abel, Bill Ferrell, Jam
Air Paint
Jr III Sportsman
1st Ross Young Avenger Killam Racing
Engines
2nd Woodrow Carpenter
3rd Chris Trujillo 2007 Legend
Optima
KT100
4th Chance Titus
5th Derek Hodges
Senior Sportsmen
1st Cameron Childs 2010 Buller Aero Quick Service &
Buller Built
Horstman
HDC-5B
RLV 3-hole
Can
MCP Mini-Lites
Maxxis Impact Killam Racing Engines Young's Shirt Works, Killam
Racing, Ballistic Designs, Monte
Motorsports, Big Jim's Garage,
Grandma & Grandpa
Douglas Q+/J Speed
Maxxis
Simpson/Alpinestars-
KMX-3 Light
Ted's Motor Works
Buller Burris Simpson Quick Service Motorsports,
Buller Built
Parents (Vince & Kelly Trujillo),
Grandparents (Mike & Mona
Trujillo), Family & Friends,
Ted's Motor Works, Tucker
Software, Dave Gallegas,
David & Jane Trujillo, Classic
Auto Restoration, Louie's Auto,
Danny's Auto Service
Quaker Steak & Lube, Pro-
Tech Service, Quick Service
Motorsports, Bully Clutches,
Buller Racing Chassis
2nd DJ Palmer
3rd Andy Rice
4th Bryan Good Buller Aero Killam KT100 L&T MCP, Buller
Vented Brake
Disk
Douglas/JL Speed Prepped
Burris
Simpson
Larry Killam/Killam Racing
Engines
Smitty's Transmission, Retrax,
McDonalds, Brad Gilbertson,
John Lutheran
5th Dakota Benhart
Super Stock Midget
1st Jayce Jenkins
2nd Jason Killam
3rd Ryan Navratil
4th Nate Christen
5th
Yamaha Horstman DXL RLV L2 Enginetics Douglas/Burris Bell Racestar/Simpson Killam Pockets, Randy Bennet
Terry Hurley
"Pockets"
Pockets Welding
Fabricating
Yamaha Heavy
1st Chris Buller Buller Aero Yamaha KT100 Bully 3 Disk Buller
KB-DM
2nd Brad Stevens
MCP Douglas/Maxxis Bell/Advanced Design
Leathers
Buller Built, Inc.
Buller Built, Bully Clutches,
Track-Tac, Works Cuts Tires
3rd Austin Ferrell Ferrelli Woltjer Birky KBDM Martin Douglas/Maxxis Arai Woltjer Engines Woltjer Engines, Jam Air Paint,
Bill Ferrell
4th John Emerson Seraph-Phantom Lakitus Birky Lakitus MCP Douglas Impact Lakitus Emerson Crane Rental, Ron &
Jan Sams Farms, Hoosier, Rick
Johnson Trucking, High Side
Graphics, Birky Clutches
5th Paul French Millennium Race
Chassis
Yamaha KT-100 Tomar Clutches KB00 Mini-Light SBR Speedcuts/Maxxis Impact/Impact TMW Ted Tucholski
Motorworks
Catalina Custom Homes,
Keith's Grading, Decal Shoppe,
TMW, Mom & Dad, BK Realty
and Investments, Grandma,
Aunt Joan
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bridgestone .............................................................4
briggs & stratton ..................................................17
burris racing ........................................................74
california kart world ..........................................74
cMc (competition Motors corp) .....................74
comet kart sales ....................................................7
courtney concepts ..............................................72
coyote products ...................................................73
dave’s performance karting ..............................72
g-Man kart works ...............................................73
haddock, ltd. .......................................................72
Jex Manufacturing ..............................................74
Jim hall ii racing schools ..................................73
k&p Manufacturing ............................................72
kart-o-rama .........................................................73
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Mike’s kart stands ...............................................73
Mike Manning karting ........................................72
Mxk racing ..........................................................74
nash's hyper racing engines ............................72
penton racing products/pvl ............................73
pitts performance .................................................73
pks kart supplies ................................................72
race kart engineering .........................................74
rlv tuned exhaust products ............................73
russell karting specialties................. back cover
scribner plastics ............................................. 56, 72
shasta kart club...................................................16
stroud design, inc................................................74
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target distributors ........... inside front cover, 56
ts racing ...............................................................73
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vintage karting association ...............................73
vp racing fuel .....................................................71
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