November 2010 - International Kart Federation

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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 62 KARTER NEWS - november 2010
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 KARTER NEWS - november 2010 63
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