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Central Missouri Speedway Fast-Paced Victories go to Schultz, Poe, Johnson, Kelly, and Burns!

Central Missouri Speedway Fast-Paced Victories go to Schultz, Poe, Johnson, Kelly, and Burns!

Central Missouri Speedway
June 11, 2022
By Sam Stoecklin
For Immediate Release

(Warrensburg, Missouri) The heavy air felt like it was a hot August night, but the drivers were the ones who felt the heat with a fast-moving race program as Central Missouri Speedway (CMS) officials worked diligently to stay ahead of surrounding weather. Thanks to the cooperation of the race teams, the entire program was completed within two hours and 45 minutes.

Capturing Cliff Harris Warrensburg Ford race night wins were, Terry Schultz in B-Mods, Aaron Poe in POWRi Super Stocks, Tyler Johnson in POWRi Midwest Lightning Sprints, Cameron Kelly in Pure Stocks, and Shawn Burns in POWRi Midwest Mods. A synopsis of the night’s action and race results are included here.

Prior to the events beginning, the car of Pure Stock driver Derek Scott was drove around the track in a memorial lap and moment of silence followed by the carrying of the flag for the National Anthem. Scott was tragically killed on Friday. His cousin drove the car in heat-race competition in honor of the fallen racer as the racing family played homage to the racer and his family with tributes and memorials. Central Missouri Speedway wishes to extend its heartfelt condolences to Mr. Scott’s family, friends, and loved ones.

B-Mods - 18 Entries
Heat 1 - 8 Laps: 1. 61-Sturgis Streeter[4]; 2. 12C-Stephen Clancy[1]; 3. 00-Jim Moody[8]; 4. 10W-Doug Wetzel[3]; 5. 7B-Terry Schultz[9]; 6. 81-Austin Charles[5]; 7. 37-Wes Brown[7]; 8. (DNF) 10-Johnny McGinnis[2]; 9. (DNF) 05-Jeremy Lile[6]

Heat 2 - 8 Laps: 1. 15X-Corey Myers[2]; 2. 94-Jacob Ebert[4]; 3. 28S-Bill Small[1]; 4. 29-Bronson Wicker[3]; 5. 26J-Jace Whitt[9]; 6. 23-Danny Thompson[6]; 7. 35-Justin Dick[8]; 8. 20-Tyler Cochran[5]; 9. (DNF) R33-Austen Raybourn[7]

Sturgis Streeter and Corey Meyers took front-row honors for the B-Mod 20-lap main with Streeter leading early. Myers pressured for the lead early and led lap four before caution flew at lap five when Myers fell from contention. After this, the race drastically changed as contact among front runners Streeter and Jim Moody, resulted in Streeter retiring from the event with damage. This changed the outcome of the race new leader, Terry Schultz then took off on the restart over Moody, Stephen Clancy, Jacob Ebert and Jace Whitt, inside the top five. Just passed the halfway point, Schultz ran high while Moody stayed low at the front through lap 16. One additional caution slowed the race as Schultz fought off all challengers and raced to his 74th career CMS win. Moody was second. Jacob Ebert had a soldi outing in third with Whitt recording a best-ever CMS finish of fourth while Clancy finished out the top five. Jeremy Lile rebounded from a heat-race incident and advanced from 17th on the grid to finish sixth.

A Feature - 20 Laps: 1. 7B-Terry Schultz[7]; 2. 00-Jim Moody[3]; 3. 94-Jacob Ebert[4]; 4. 26J-Jace Whitt[8]; 5. 12C-Stephen Clancy[5]; 6. 05-Jeremy Lile[17]; 7. 29-Bronson Wicker[10]; 8. 28S-Bill Small[6]; 9. R33-Austen Raybourn[18]; 10. 81-Austin Charles[11]; 11. 37-Wes Brown[14]; 12. 20-Tyler Cochran[15]; 13. 10-Johnny McGinnis[16]; 14. (DNF) 35-Justin Dick[13]; 15. (DNF) 10W-Doug Wetzel[9]; 16. (DNF) 61-Sturgis Streeter[1]; 17. (DNF) 15X-Corey Myers[2]; 18. (DNF) 23-Danny Thompson[12]

POWRi Super Stock - 12 Entries
Heat 1 - 8 Laps: 1. 04B-Blaine Ewing[1]; 2. 04-Aaron Poe[2]; 3. 10-Marc Carter[3]; 4. 25-Jay Prevete[5]; 5. 22-Joey Holdren II[4]; 6. 21W-Ted Welschmeyer[6]

Heat 2 - 8 Laps: 1. X15-Bobby Ruff II[1]; 2. G1-Nick Gibson[2]; 3. 77-Danny McKenzie[3]; 4. 07D-Mike Daughtery[6]; 5. 03B-Chris Brockway[4]; 6. (DNS) 3P-Tyler Perryman

Blaine Ewing and Bobby Ruff began the originally planned 20-lap POWRi Super Stock a-main from row one with Ruff going to the front. The race was slowed by several cautions and was ultimately cut to 15 laps. Ruff held strong at the front on the restarts with Nick Gibson, Ewing, Marc Carter, and Jay Prevete in the top five. At lap three, Ewing was involved in a caution and went to the tail of the field on the restart. By lap eight, Aaron Poe and Marc Carter ran close for second. At lap 11, Ewing made his way back to the front of the field but a late race incident with Carter saw both drivers going back the tail of the field, Ewing then fell from contention after a second yellow-flag incident and had to retire from the pits. From then on, all eyes were on Ruff and Poe as they raced hard for the win right to the finish, in which Poe just edged out Ruff for the victory, for his 23rd career CMS win. Ruff settled for second with Carter rebounding from the back of the field in third. Tyler Perryman scored his best-ever CMS finish in the fourth position with Gibson rounding out the top five.

A Feature - 20 Laps: 1. 04-Aaron Poe[3]; 2. X15-Bobby Ruff II[2]; 3. 10-Marc Carter[5]; 4. 3P-Tyler Perryman[12]; 5. G1-Nick Gibson[4]; 6. (DNF) 25-Jay Prevete[8]; 7. (DNF) 07D-Mike Daughtery[7]; 8. (DNF) 04B-Blaine Ewing[1]; 9. (DNF) 22-Joey Holdren II[9]; 10. (DNS) 77-Danny Mckenzie; 11. (DNS) 03B-Chris Brockway; 12. (DNS) 21W-Ted Welschmeyer

Lighting Sprints - 9 Entries
Heat 1 - 6 Laps: 1. 01-Bobby Layne[4]; 2. 7-Tyler Johnson[5]; 3. 15-Merril Lamb[1]; 4. 10-Chasity Younger[6]; 5. 91-Mike Tindell[2]; 6. 15B-Brad Baxton[9]; 7. 47W-Michael Wagner[7]; 8. 25-Darrin Woodward[8]; 9. (DNS) 03C-Jeff Bard

Bobby Layne and Tyler Johnson were pole-sitters for the 15-lap POWRi Midwest Lightning Sprint main. The sprints were far-and-away the fastest cars on the track for the night turning laps in the 13.8-second range in their heat race and the low 14-second range for their 15-lap main event. Johnson was the early leader ahead of Layne and Chasity Younger, of St. Joseph, Missouri. A pair of early caution periods slowed the field, but after that, it was a mad dash for the victory. By lap ten, Johnson led Layne and Younger near the front. Younger moved in close to challenge Layne for second but lost ground to the veteran in turns one and two as the laps ticked away. In the end, Tyler Johnson added his name to the unprecedented first-time CMS winner’s list for the season by claiming victory. Layne was second with Younger in third for her best-ever CMS finish. Jeff Bard was fourth at the line followed by Darrin Woodward.

A Feature - 15 Laps: 1. 7-Tyler Johnson[2]; 2. 01-Bobby Layne[1]; 3. 10-Chasity Younger[4]; 4. 03C-Jeff Bard[6]; 5. 25-Darrin Woodward[9]; 6. 15B-Brad Baxton[7]; 7. 91-Mike Tindell[5]; 8. (DNS) 47W-Michael Wagner; 9. (DNS) 15-Merril Lamb

Pure Stocks - 25 Entries
Heat 1 - 8 Laps: 1. 0-Chase Galvan[1]; 2. 4D-David Doelz[2]; 3. 89-Jonathan Evans[6]; 4. 03-Jimmy Smith[8]; 5. 19-Jack Turner[3]; 6. 202-Ryan Flamm[5]; 7. 1DER-Maverick Wunder[9]; 8. 5C-Charles Norman[4]; 9. (DNF) 1-Landon Harper[7]

Heat 2 - 8 Laps: 1. 00-Cory Flamm[4]; 2. 7-Spencer Reiff[6]; 3. 50-Leroy Morrison[3]; 4. C7-Josh Marshall[8]; 5. 25X-Rodger Detherage[7]; 6. 53K-Larry Norris[1]; 7. M87-Mallory Stiffler[5]; 8. (DNF) 21-Joey Harper[2]

Heat 3 - 8 Laps: 1. 24W-Conrad Workman[2]; 2. 30K-Cameron Kelly[4]; 3. 38-Bobby Russell[6]; 4. M4-Mike Miller[7]; 5. 28JR-Gale Harper[1]; 6. 3J-Jerett Evans[3]; 7. 32S-Colten Scott[8]; 8. MRS01-Kristina Wyatt[5]

Cory Flamm and Spencer Reiff raced hard for their row one starting positions in the originally planned 20-lap Pure Stock main event. Both drivers set a blistering pace at the front of the field with Reiff in command. Cameron Kelly moved in to challenge by lap three and by lap six began to pull away out front of the field. Just before lap eight, Kelly led Reiff, Flamm, Jonathan Evans, and David Doelz. Two additional cautions slowed the field as the race pace was slowed and ultimately laps were cut to 15. By lap 12, Kelly then led Reiff and Evans. The final few circuits ran clean and green with Kelly emerging with his second victory of the season. Reiff finished in the runner-up position with Jonathan Evans recording a season best third-place run. Doelz held strong in fourth with Flamm fifth, and Conrad Workman sixth.

A Feature - 20 Laps: 1. 30K-Cameron Kelly[5]; 2. 7-Spencer Reiff[2]; 3. 89-Jonathan Evans[6]; 4. 4D-David Doelz[8]; 5. 00-Cory Flamm[1]; 6. 24W-Conrad Workman[3]; 7. 38-Bobby Russell[7]; 8. C7-Josh Marshall[10]; 9. 19-Jack Turner[14]; 10. 0-Chase Galvan[4]; 11. 25X-Rodger Detherage[13]; 12. M4-Mike Miller[11]; 13. 3J-Jerett Evans[18]; 14. 53K-Larry Norris[17]; 15. 50-Leroy Morrison[12]; 16. 5C-Charles Norman[22]; 17. (DNF) 202-Ryan Flamm[16]; 18. (DNF) 1DER-Maverick Wunder[19]; 19. (DNF) 03-Jimmy Smith[9]; 20. (DNF) 21-Joey Harper[24]; 21. (DNF) M87-Mallory Stiffler[21]; 22. (DNF) 1-Landon Harper[25]; 23. (DNF) 28JR-Gale Harper[15]; 24. (DNS) 32S-Colten Scott; 25. (DNS) MRS01-Kristina Wyatt

POWRi Midwest Mods - 12 Entries
Heat 1 - 6 Laps: 1. 26-Devin Wetzel[1]; 2. 17J-Dustin Dennison[4]; 3. 5F-Jess Fitzpatrick[2]; 4. 22-Dustin Dillon[6]; 5. 23-Dakota Dillon[5]; 6. (DNF) 11M-Lane Mathews[3]

Heat 2 - 6 Laps: 1. 28-Shawn Burns[1]; 2. 9-Brian Meyer[4]; 3. 08P-Peyton Baker[5]; 4. 23T-Tim Smith[2]; 5. (DNS) 41-Ashlyn Piburn; 6. (DNS) 99-Mark Spillman

Devin Wetzel and Shawn Burns were the row-one starters for the 15-lap Midwest Mods main event with Burs leading Wetzel and Dustin Dennison in a three-car breakaway at the front of the field. Three cautions slowed the race inside of the first five laps, but after that, drivers settled in and had a good race to the finish with only one more caution. Burns held nearly a second advantage lead by lap ten over Wetzel, who ran hard to keep Dennison behind him until lap 11 when Dennison moved to second. After that, Burns continued his Midwest Mods dominance this season by taking his eighth-career CMS victory over Dennison for his best-ever CMS finish in second. Wetzel also scored a best-ever CMS finish of third with Peyton Baker fourth, Jess Fitzpatrick fifth, and Lane Mathews sixth.

A Feature - 15 Laps: 1. 28-Shawn Burns[2]; 2. 17J-Dustin Dennison[3]; 3. 26-Devin Wetzel[1]; 4. 08P-Peyton Baker[5]; 5. 5F-Jess Fitzpatrick[6]; 6. 11M-Lane Mathews[10]; 7. 22-Dustin Dillon[7]; 8. (DNF) 9-Brian Meyer[4]; 9. (DNF) 23-Dakota Dillon[9]; 10. (DNF) 23T-Tim Smith[8]; 11. (DNS) 41-Ashlyn Piburn; 12. (DNS) 99-Mark Spillman

Next Saturday, the 2022 championship season continues with B-Mods, POWRi Super Stocks, Pure Stocks, and POWRi Midwest Mods. Next week’s Timeline: Pit gates opening at 4:30, grandstands at 5, pill draw cutoff for drivers 6:15 (no passing points awarded if late check-in), pit meeting 6:30, hot laps at 7, and racing at 7:30 or after hot laps. Admission Details: Adults $15, Active-Duty Military and Senior Citizens aged 65 to 74 $12, Kids 6 to 12 years old $6, five and under free, seniors 75 and older and individuals permanently confined to a wheelchair are free in the grandstands. All pit passes are $35 regardless of age.

Upcoming Events:
June 18 - Race #11 - Weekly Racing in All Classes
June 25 - Race #12 - Weekly Racing, featuring BM, PS, and MM + POWRi Lightning Sprints (Super Stocks off)
Saturday, July 2 - Race #13 - 22nd Annual Tom Wilson Memorial Special Events - $1,000-to-Win B-Mods,
$800-to-Win Pure Stocks, also running Super Stocks and Midwest Mods
Sunday, July 3 - Race #14 - 22nd Annual Tom Wilson Memorial - $3,000-to-Win B-Mods, $500-to-Win Midwest
Mods, also running Super Stocks and Pure Stocks
July 9 - No Racing - Weekend Off, No Racing!

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