McKee, Mueller, Miller and Yearington score wins at Adams County Speedway

CORNING, Ia. (June 17, 206) - It was R&S Auto “Faster Pastor” night for the NASCAR Dodge Weekly Series at the Adams County Speedway, but “Mother Nature” just about stole the show. Heavy rains formed and stayed just a few miles to the north and west of the speedway and a few sprinkles made their way to the track, but the show got done, anyway. Todd Mckee, Dan Mueller, A.J. Miller and Kevin Yearington took home top honors in the race cars and the Villisca United Methodist Church, led by Pastor Gordon Scott took the “Faster Pastor” event.

Kevin Yearington wasted little time getting to the front of the NAPA hobby stock feature. Jim Tull and Ryan Vicker then quickly moved into second and third and challenged for the lead. Yearington held the lead until about 5 laps to go when Tull moved to the point with Yearington still a close second with Vicker wanting to find a hole to get to the front, as well. Tull was able to cross the line ahead of Vicker and Yearington, but a post race inspection found both Tull and Vicker to not have legal transmissions, and Yearington was awarded the win. Second to fifth was Jeremy Swanson, Matt Hudson, Les Helvie and Jason Parker.

A.J. Miller started up front and led all the laps of the Northland Oil pro street feature, but the last few laps, no lead was safe. The scramble for second between Tony Hardisty, Mike Garner and Greg Miller saw Garner get to second with a few laps left to deal with A. J. Miller as Garner pulled along-side for the lead a few times as the pair raced past lapped traffic. Miller was up to the challenge as he claimed the win ahead of Garner, Greg Miller, Hardisty and Craig Garner.

John O’Neal bested fellow front row starter Ron Gay for the early lead of the Budweiser modified feature and led the first few laps until Gay found a little different groove to his liking and sped into the lead only to spin a few laps later and hand the lead to Randy Foote. Dan Mueller then spent a few laps side-by-side with Foote before taking control of the race. Mueller went on to the win with Foote second, followed by Jeremy Tibben, Kirby Stiens, and Russell Stewart.

Todd McKee wheeled his R&S Auto sponsored machine to the point of the Dodge late model feature and quickly showed that the R&S bonus money was going to be his for the night. Yellow flags and even a brief shower while under caution did nothing to deter McKee’s charge for the win as Paul Glendenning, Bryant Goldsmith, Joe Kosiski and Chris Spieker rounded out the top five.

Join us next week for the NASCAR Dodge Weekly Series with more great action of the Dodge late models, Budweiser modifieds, Northland Oil pro streets, and NAPA hobby stocks. Gates open at 5:00, hot laps are at 6:30, and racing starts at 7:00. Admission is just $8 for adults, $6 for students, and 12 and under are free. For more information go to www.acspeedway.com  or call 712-785-3271.



Results:

NAPA Hobby Stock:

Heat 1: 1.Sobbing 2.Swanson 3.Jerry Parker
Heat 2: 1.Vicker 2.Sexton 3.Dave Sink
Heat 3: 1.Orr 2.Cody Luther 3.Williamson
Heat 4: 1.Yearington 2.Jason Parker 3.Bergren
First B Feature: 1.Hudson 2. Tuttle

Second B Feature: 1.Derry 2.Davison

A Feature: 1.Kevin Yearington 2.Jeremy Swanson 3.Matt Hudson 4.Les Helvie 5.Jason Parker 6.Brad Derry 7.Brad Bergren 8.Jerry Parker 9.Matt Williamson 10.Gerald Snyder 11.Clint Dredge 12.Dave Sink 13.Cody Luther 14.Jeff Tuttle 15.Jim Norris 16.Brent Ricker 17.Glenn Orr 18.David Weeda 19.Trent Davison 20.Cory Luther 21.Jeremy Auten 22.Jesse Sobbing 23.Russell Sulgrove DQ: Jim Tull, Ryan Vicker



Northland Oil Pro Street:

Heat 1: 1.AJ Miller 2.Orr 3.Ballinger
Heat 2: 1.Pitzer 2.C. Garner 3.Rock
Heat 3: 1.G. Miller 2.M. Garner 3.Hardisty

A Feature: 1.A.J. Miller 2.Mike Garner 3.Greg Miller 4.Tony Hardisty 5.Craig Garner 6.Robert Hague 7.Scott Bond 8.Billy Rock 9.Steve Churchill 10.Ron Ballinger 11.Jeff Orr 12.Ed Hamilton 13.Rick Pitzer 14.David Schafroth 15.Brian Broermann 16.Joe Holaday 17.Eddie Taylor 18.Paul Kinyon 19.Joe Zadina 20.Ray Knipe 21.Nick Rush 22.Jason Oathoudt 23.Raymond Gebhardts 24.Jason Bills



Budweiser Modified:

Heat 1: 1.Carlson 2.Jackson 3.B. Foote
Heat 2: 1.Mueller 2.O’Neal, Jr. 3.Stiens
Heat 3: 1.Peckham 2.Quick 3.Tibben
B Feature: 1.J.C. Wyman 2.Dennis 3.Hogan

A Feature: 1.Dan Mueller 2.Randy Foote 3.Jeremy Tibben 4.Kirby Stiens 5.Russell Stewart 6.John O’Neal, Jr. 7.Trenton Jackson 8.Jerry Carlson 9.Bill Hull 10.Jesse Dennis 11.Alison Quick 12.Jeff James 13.Brian Foote 14.Todd Van Eaton 15.Chris Hogan 16.Richard Spriggs 17.Jeff Wiggins 18.Kevin Bills 19.Jonnie Wyman 20.Kelley Roof 21.Ryan Peckham 22.Ron Gay 23.J.C. Wyman 24.Larry Foote



Dodge Late Model:

Heat 1: 1.Goldsmith 2.Koskovich 3.Todd McKee
Heat 2: 1.Houck 2.Glendenning 3.Jackson

A Feature: 1.Todd McKee 2.Paul Glendenning 3.Bryant Goldsmith 4.Joe Kosiski 5.Chris Spieker 6.Jeremy Houck 7.Scott Koskovich 8.Corey Zeitner 9.Trenton Jackson 10.Jason O’Brien 11.Ryan Vicker 12.Troy McKee 13.Karl Ritterbusch 14.Jamie Kinyon 15.Alonzo Grosse 16.Josh Most 17.Robbie Anderson 18.Tim Cooney 19.Mike Whitehead 20.Mel Zeitner 21.Steve Delevan