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Wilwert, Rupp and Cox Get Their First Jackson Count Speedway
Victories
by Ed Potter
MAQUOKETA, IA. (July 1, 2006) - With a great crowd and one hundred and three race cars registered into the speedway Jackson County got off to a great start Saturday evening. The first feature to pull onto the track was the 4 Stock division and what a great race. Pole sitter Jeremy Capron grabbed the lead on the first lap but turned it over to Tom Lamey on lap two. A third lap restart had Jeremy Campbell take over the point with Dustin Wilwert moving into second and lap five. On lap seven Dan Mohr got by Lamey and it became a three way battle for the first spot between Campbell, Wilwert and Mohr. On the eighth lap these three came off turn four three cars wide and were still that way at the flag stand with Wilwert edged out fron by less than a bumper. Wilwert went on for his first Jackson County Speedway win of the season with Mohr edging out Campell to take second. Lamey Held on for fourth with Mike McGarry fifthl Mohr and Brannon Bechen won the heats.
After winning the Trophy Truck heat race Joe Bonney came back to take his
third feature win of the year.Ethan Milder was second with Alan Staskal third.
The Hobby Stock feature went flag to flag non-stop with second heat winner Corey
Rupp using his pole starting spot to lead flag to flag. Neil Patchin was in hot
pursuit but by lap ten Rupp put a lapped car between himself and Patchin to
secure the victory. Patchin was second with Jeff Specht third, Sheldon Hunter
fourth and Don Marcov Sr fifth. It had appeared Rupp had won a feature earlier
in the year, but his car was found illegal in post race inspection. This time
was for real as he got his first real victory at Jackson County. Steve Harms won
the other heat.
Kirk Caes led the first lap of the B Modified feature with second heat
winner, Kieth Feller taking over on lap two. On a fifth lap restart first heat
winner, B.J. Jackson moved into second and the battle was on for the rest of the
race. The last four laps these two ran side by side with Jackson having the lead
coming off turn four and Feller edging in front by the time they got to the flag
stand. That is just how it finished Jackson with the lead off four and Feller
taking the win by a bumper at the line. It was Feller's second win of the season
as these two are also in quite a battle for the point lead with Jackson in front
by a mere seven points.
Things turned a little sour at this point as an electrical short took out the
track lights. It took a little over a half hour to get things going again thanks
to the city electrician, track electrition, Phil Derganz and race car driver,
Scott Schurbon.
When things got going again Street Stock feature action was the next to hit
the track. First heat winner, Brendan Driscoll used his pole starting spot to
lead the first lap with Jon Poll taking over on lap two. A seventh lap restart
saw second heat winner Andrew Chelf take over the front spot with Poll tight on
his bumper. Chelf went on for his second win this season with Poll second. Mike
Shrope took third with Brian Bonney fourth and Driscoll holding on for fifth.
John Irwin jumped into the lead of the V8 Modified feature, but a third lap
restart had Scott Olson take over. On a seventh lap restart second heat winner,
Ray Cox Jr moved into the point and held it the rest of the way for his fist
Jackson County Speedway win this year. Bart Miller came from eleventh place to
take second with Olson holding on for third. First heat winner, Don Pataska took
fourth with Mike Weidemann taking fifth.
The IMCA Late Model feature got off to a rough start as Scott Schurbon rolled
his Dodge on the back stretch before a lap was scored sending himself, Mark
Preston and Kevin Blum to the pit area, done for the night. Preston tried to
come back but only ran one lap before retiring for good. On the restart Terry
Neal went to the front and stayed there for his third win this season. While
running second about mid way through the race Ryan Duhme got completly out of
shape in turn four and dropped to fifth, but battled his way back up to take
second by the end. Hershel Roberts was third with Mike Guldenpfennig fourth and
Steve Olson fifth. Blum and Neal won the heats. All in all it was a great night
of racing and a great fireworks show following.
Results from Jackson County Speedway--Maquoketa, IA 7/1/06
4 Stock
heat one: 1. Dan Mohr--Clarence; 2. Jeremy Capron--Monticello; 3. Shane
Marcov--Dubuque; 4. Chris Holmlund---Grand Mound; 5. Scott Brundage--Sabula
heat two: 1. Brannon Bechen--Bernard; 2. Dustin Wilwert--Dubuque; 3. John
Campbell--Dubuque; 4. Kile Vohringer--Maquoketa; 5. Tom Lamey--Bernard
Feature: 1. Wilwert; 2. Mohr; 3. Jeremy Campbell--Dubuque; 4. Lamey; 5. Mike
McGarry--Camanche; 6. Alan Horner--Maquoketa; 7. Bechen; 8. Holmlund; 9. Capron;
10. Matt Montoya--Phoenix,AR; 11. Marcov; 12. Michelle Caes--Maquoketa; 13. John
Campbell; 14. Denise Costello--Delmar; 15. Brundage; 16. Vohringer; 17. Greg
Schmitt--Dubuque
Trophy Truck
heat one: 1. Joe Bonney--Lost Nation; 2. Alan Staskal--Baldwin; 3. Bruce
Yoerger--De Witt; 4. Ethan Milder--Sabula
Feature: 1. Bonney; 2. Milder; 3. Staskal
Hobby Stock
heat one: 1. Steve Harms--Onslow; 2. Kevin Brame--Maquoketa; 3. Neil
Patchin--Maquoketa; 4. Matt Wilson--Donahue; 5. Tim Bader--Monticello
heat two: 1. Corey Rupp--Monticello; 2. Don Marcov Sr--Dubuque; 3. Jake
Hayes--Canton; 4. Brian Hagerman--Camanche; 5. Sheldon Hunter--Wyoming
Feature: 1. Rupp; 2. Patchin; 3. Jeff Specht--Maquoketa; 4. Hunter; 5. Marcov;
6. Bader; 7. Harms; 8. Brame; 9. Hagerman; 10. Kory Trediranus--Monticello; 11.
Hayes; 12. Ryan Steffen--Bernard; 13. Robin Hute--Elwood; 14. Wilson; 15. Mike
Yarolem--Maquoketa
B Modified
heat one: 1. B.J. Jackson--Clinton; 2. Shawn Flagel--Maquoketa; 3. Dave
Bielenberg--Charlotte; 4. MIke Baker--Maquoketa; 5. Matt Irwin--Maquoketa
heat two: 1. Keith Feller--Maquoketa; 2. Ben Traver--Wheatland; 3. Jarrett
Franzen--Maquoketa; 4. Todd Moore--Bernard; 5. Kirk Caes--Maquoketa
Feature: 1. Feller; 2. Jackson; 3. Baker; 4. Rick Galloway--Maquoketa; 5.
Franzen; 6. Traver; 7. Caes; 8. Bielenberg; 9. C.J. Unruh--Camanche; 10. Moore;
11. Kory Meyer--Big Rock; 12. Harry Rogers--Clinton; 13. Adam Kinion--Wyoming;
14. Brandon Vorbeck--Maquoketa; 15. Johnny Walker--Lowden; 16. Flagel; 17.
Irwin; 18. Greg Mickelson--Calamus; 19. Mike Fuller--De Witt
Street Stock
heat one: 1. Brendan Driscoll--Preston; 2. Jon Poll--Maquoketa; 3. Allan
Milder--Sabule; 4. Mike Driscoll--Bernard; 5. Shane Oberbreckling--Onslow
heat two: 1. Andrew Chelf--Lost Nation; 2. Corey Booth--Thomson, IL; 3. Mike
Shrope--Clarence; 4. Brian Bonney--Lost Nation; 5. Robert Sherbonda--Elwood
Feature: 1. Chelf; 2. Poll; 3. Shrope; 4. Bonney; 5. Brendan Driscoll; 6. Mike
Driscoll; 7. Booth; 8. Cory Bauer--Monticello; 9. Mel Saffran--Farley; 10. Terry
Rittmer--Savanna,IL; 11. Luke Miller--Dubuque; 12. Jamie Wilson--Waterloo; 13.
Milder; 14. Sherbonda; 15. Oberbreckling--16. Duane Rittmer--Sabula
V8 Modified
heat one: 1. Don Pataska--Green Island; 2. Bob Dominacki--Bettendorf; 3. Mike
Weidemann--Dubuque; 4. Scott Olson--Preston; 5. Mel Saffran--Farley
heat two: 1. Ray Cox Jr--Maquoketa; 2. Luke Pestka--Robins; 3. Timmy
Current--Bernard; 4. John Irwin--Maquoketa; 5. Andy Cook--Park View
Feature: 1. Cox; 2. Bart Miller--Clarence; 3. Olson; 4. Pataska; 5. Weidemann;
6. Hal Sprague--Maquoketa; 7. Dominacki; 8. Wayne Shipley--Davenport; 9. Kelly
Pestka--Delhi; 10. Luke Pestka; 11. Tony VonDresky--Davenport; 12. Current; 13.
Saffran; 14. K.C. Ansel--Dubuque; 15. Brad Dierks--Clarence; 16. Irwin; 17.
Cook; 18. Jake Bowman
IMCA Late Model
heat one: 1. Kevin Blum--Colona,IL; 2. Ryan Duhme--Maquoketa; 3. Cory
Goldbeck--Camanche; 4. Mark Preston--Port Byron, IL; 5. Mike
Guldenpfennig--Davenport
heat two: 1. Terry Neal--Ely; 2. Hershel Roberts--East Moline,IL; 3. Brian
Meiners--Morrison,IL; 4. Bob Miller--Silvis,IL; 5. Scott Schurbon--Maquoketa
Feature: 1. Neal; 2. Duhme; 3. Roberts; 4. Guldenpfennig; 5. Steve
Olson--Preston; 6. Jon Merfeld--Peosta; 7. Miller; 8. Meiners; 9. John
Lamey--Bernard; 10. Goldbeck; 11. Tom Pestka--Robins; 12. Dustin
Edwards--Maquoketa; 13. Preston; 14. Schurbon; 15. Blum