Three caution periods slowed the E-Mod feature
but it certainly did not slow Dick Dunlevy Jr.
down one bit. Jason Mahaffey and Mike Broaddus
started on the front row with Broaddus taking
the lead with Mahaffey tucked in right behind
him for the first lap. Mahaffey showed as the
leader on the next lap with Mike Carroll now in
second and by lap five seventh place starter
Dick Dunlevy Jr. was already in third spot. On
lap seven he was in second and the next lap he
was in the lead, putting a big gap between he
and Mahaffey, Carroll, Charlie Davis, and Shawn
Stroble who were fighting for positions.
When the checker waved it was the thus far
undefeated Dunlevy taking his fifth straight win
in his First National Mortgage Bank sponsored
open-wheeler. Mahaffey picked up his first
runner-up finish and Carroll was third. Davis
and Stroble rounded out the top five.
Earlier in the evening Dunlevy eliminated the
problem of a miss-firing engine to record the
fast time in time trials with a clocking of
13.902.
In
the Mini Stock/Sports Trucks feature Shawn
Sparkman only enjoyed the lead for one lap as
Gary Eaton Jr. came out of nowhere from his
sixth place starting slot to show as the leader
on lap two. From then on his Vital Signs &
Graphics Chevy S-10 truck was on a mission as he
held the front spot until the checker. It was
his second win of the year.
Fast timer ( 14.030) Kenny Snyder was moving in
on Eaton at he Finish to claim second followed
by Eddie Flora, Sparkman, and Matt Potter.
Pure Stock driver Jamie Sites has been a
consistent top finisher in the features but a
win always eluded him, that is until Friday
night. Starting on the pole in the Isaacs Racing
Photos sponsored Camaro out in front of the
field and went on to score his first ever Pure
Stock feature win. Hard charging Mike South Jr.
held down second until fast timer (15.140) Tom
Williams moved him back to third. South had the
misfortune of losing a right front wheel with
just two laps to go.
It
was a jubilant Sites in victory lane. With
Williams second, third was Jeff Marsh, fourth
Heath White, and fifth was Shane Williams.
Earlier Sites picked-up his first checker in his
class when he won the Australian pursuit over
Burba, Marsh, and Williams.
In
the Compact feature Joseph Holloway and Troy
Patterson swapped the lead back and forth until
Patterson went extra wide on turn four giving
the lead to Holloway. With the pack bunched up
9th place starter Donald Page put his #70 out
front to claim his second win of the year.
Claiming second was Lecocq trailed by Tim Haerr,
Randall Walton, and Allen Campbell.
Coming up on Friday, June 10, will be the annual
"Dayton 100" for Late Models paying $1500 to win
along with the E-Mods, Pure Stocks, and
Compacts. Gates open at 6 p.m., racing at 8
p.m.
Kil-Kare Speedway
7/3/05
Late
Models
Fast
time: Bill Burba 14.112 (NTR)
Feature (30 laps) - Tony Brunke, Dave
Brandenburg, Darrell Norman, Mike Miller, Ricky
Bates, Sam Heckman, Bill Burba, Ronnie Simpson,
Virgil Powell, Lester Miller
E-Mods
Fast
time: Dick Dunlevy Jr. 13.902
Feature (30 laps) - Dick Dunlevy Jr., Jason
Mahaffey, Mike Carroll, Charlie Davis, Shawn
Stroble, Terry Humphrey, Derek Barnette, Dave
Spencer, Curt Dinsmor, Barrett Tamasovich, Kim
Dill, Rodney Kreusch, Mike Broaddus, Jason
Dennis
Mini
Stocks/Sports Trucks
Fast
time: Kenny Snyder 14.030
Feature (20 laps) - Gary Eaton Jr., Kenny
Snyder, Eddie Flora, Shawn Sparkman, Matt
Potter, Aron Harshbarger, GordonWatson Jr.
Pure
Stocks
Australian Pursuit - Jamie Sites, Bill Burba,
Mike South Jr., Jeff Marsh, Tom Williams, Duane
Bohrer, Heath White
Fast
time: Tom Williams 15.140
Feature (20 laps) - Jamie Sites, Tom Williams,
Jeff Marsh, Heath White, Shane Williams, Shawn
Stansell, Ed Lorentes, Duane Bohrer, Mel
McMullen, Bret Clark, Dan Suffron, Derek
Louderbach, Paul Norman, Mike South Jr., Bill
Burba, Mike South Sr.
Compacts
Feature (15 laps) - Donald Page, Dave Lecocq,
Tim Haerr, Randall Walton, Allen Campbell, Frank
McCubbin Jr., Troy Patterson, Joseph Holloway,
Bo Hoelscher, David Shaw, Brett Boykin
