Jackson, Stewart, Zadina and Hudson Win at Adams County Speedway

CORNING, IA (June 30) - It was Whelen night at the Adams County Speedway for the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series. And the night of competitive racing was followed by a fireworks show shot with a beautiful full moon as a backdrop. Matt Hudson, Joe Zadina, Russell Stewart and Trent Jackson went home victorious from the night of racing.

Shain Sites shot to the early lead in the NAPA hobby stock feature. Sites held the lead until Matt Williamson worked up from his seventh starting position to take away the top spot. Williamson led the middle portion of the event until Matt Hudson moved from his twelfth starting spot to take the lead and go on to his third win of the season and third in a row. Second went to Jesse Sobbing followed by Trent Davison, Brad Bergren and Kevin Yearington.

The Northland Oil pro street feature was an event that saw plenty of action right at the head of the pack. Jeff Orr and Rick Pitzer swapped the lead for the first 12 laps with Orr leading when Craig Garner and Mike Garner moved to second and third and both pressured Orr for the spot. Mike Garner took the lead on the backstretch, only to have contact from Orr send them both spinning and to the rear on the restart. Craig Garner took the top spot from there but Joe Zadina found his was around and into the lead and Zadina went on to his first win of the season ahead of Craig Garner, Pitzer, Jeremy Swanson and Ron Ballinger.

The Budweiser modified saw a past champion return and lead the first few laps. Mark Wyman, piloting Jack Larson’s car, jumped from his second starting spot and into the lead. It didn’t take long for Russell Stewart to find the front after starting fifth as he ran down Wyman and took the lead. Once in the lead, Stewart pulled out to a comfortable margin. Ryan Peckham moved into second and slowly and surely reeled in Stewart and got within striking distance on the white flag lap. A caution then bunched the field and provided a green-white-checkered finish, but Peckham’s opportunity to get to Stewart was foiled when Kirby Stiens got by Peckham on the restart and left Stewart to get to the checkered first. At the line it was Stewart, Stiens, Peckham, Chris Hogan and Jeremy Tibben.

In the Whelen late model feature Scott Koskovich darted to the early lead and pulled away until Trent Jackson tracked him down and took over the spot by lap 11. Jackson then sped away and built up such a lead in the non-stop race that by the time Chris Spieker had moved into second, there were not enough laps to see if Jackson could be caught. Jackson recorded his third win of the season ahead of Spieker, Koskovich, Karl Ritterbusch and Paul Glendenning.

Join us next week for the third leg of the Nebraska-Iowa Challenger Series presented by Dodge with Dodge Dual features for late models. It will also be Dodge night for the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series with more great action of the Whelen 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 $10 for adults, $8 for students, and 12 and under are free. Go to your local Southwest Iowa Dodge dealers for a $5 off admission coupon to this event. For more information go to acspeedway.com or call 712-785-3271.



Results:

NAPA Hobby Stock:

Heat 1: 1.Weeda 2.Shiflett 3.Hudson
Heat 2: 1.Sites 2.Weston 3.J. Sink
Heat 3: 1.Bergren 2.Yearington 3.Davison
B Feature: 1.Myers 2.Tuttle

A Feature: 1.Matt Hudson 2.Jesse Sobbing 3.Trent Davison 4.Brad Bergren 5.Kevin Yearington 6.Cody Werner 7.Joshua Sink 8.Jeff Tuttle 9.Pat Shiflett 10.Brent Ricker 11.Brett Sink 12.Heath Anderson 13.Rick Ritchie 14.Bill Schaefer 15.Chris Vannausdle 16.Ron Helvie 17.Shain Sites 18.Brad Derry 19.Matt Williamson 20.Jeremy Auten 21.Russell Sulgrove 22.David Weeda 23.Jerod Weston 24.Tom Myers



Northland Oil Pro Street:

Heat 1: 1.Zadina 2.Churchill 3.Bond
Heat 2: 1.Pitzer 2.AJ Miller 3.Jobe
Heat 3: 1.G. Miller 2.Owens 3.Helvie

A Feature: 1.Joe Zadina 2.Craig Garner 3.Rick Pitzer 4.Jeremy Swanson 5.Ron Ballinger 6.David Schafroth 7.AJ Miller 8.Raymond Gebhards 9.Todd Owens 10.Tony Hardisty 11.Greg Miller 12.Steve Churchill 13.Mike McCurdy 14.Les Helvie 15.Dwain Pelzer 16.Jeff Orr 17.Scott Bond 18.Austin Arndt 19.Mike Garner 20.Paul Kinyon 21.Kevin Jobe 22.David White 23.Ed Hamilton 24.Glen Hoyt 25. Jerry Parker 26. Jason Oathoudt



Budweiser Modified:

Heat 1: 1.Van Eaton 2.James 3.Peckham
Heat 2: 1.L Foote 2.R. Foote 3.M Wyman
Heat 3: 1.Parman 2.Spriggs 3.K Stiens
B Feature: 1.R Stiens 2.Broermann 3.Dennis

A Feature: 1.Russell Stewart 2.Kirby Stiens 3.Ryan Peckham 4.Chris Hogan 5.Jeremy Tibben 6.John Davis 7.Jeff James 8.Mark Wyman 9.Randy Foote 10.Todd Van Eaton 11.Jesse Dennis 12.Brian Foote 13.Kelley Roof 14.Kevin Bills 15.Jeff Wiggins 16.Jerry Wyman 17.Brian Broermann 18.Jerry Carlson 19.Richard Spriggs 20.Larry Foote 21.Jeremy Hodapp 22.Dan Mueller 23.Ryan Stiens 24.Keven Parman



Whelen Late Model:

Heat 1: 1.Spieker 2.Vicker 3 Koskovich
Heat 2: 1.Most 2.Glendenning 3. Ritterbusch

A Feature: 1.Trent Jackson 2.Chris Spieker 3.Scott Koskovich 4.Karl Ritterbusch 5.Paul Glendenning 6.Josh Most 7.Jeremy Houck 8.Troy McKee 9.Jason O’Brien 10.Jamie Kinyon 11.Mike Whitehead 12.Ryan Vicker 13.Mike Eversole 14.Mel Zeitner