4/6/2012
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I-80 Results and Stories
ASCS-M
36 cars
Heat one (started, qualified for feature): 1. Robby Wolfgang 7K (3) 2. Jody Rosenboom 14 (5*) 3. Ryan Bickett 17B (1*) 4. Stu Snyder 23s (2) 5. Jason Danley 82 (8*) 6. Ryan Roberts 18 (4) 7. Casey Friedrichsen 20 (7) 8. Adam Gullion 32 (9) 9. Jake Martens 48 (6)
Bickett led early in the 10-lapper. Wolfgang shot by on lap two before Martens lost a left side panel on his top wing and brought caution. Wolfgang led Bickett, Snyder,
Rosenboom and Roberts on the restart. Bickett challenged for the point again and grabbed it on lap four with Wolfgang and Rosenboom in pursuit. On the last lap, Wolfgang diamonded turn one and two and shot under Bickett on the backstretch for the lead. Rosenboom also got by in the last corner for second.
Heat two (started, qualified for feature): 1. Jack Dover 24A (3) 2. Brian Brown 21 (6*) 3. Lee Grosz 4J (2*) 4. Danny Lasoski 1m (7*) 5. Trevor Grossenbacher 35 (4) 6. Russ Hall 45c (5) 7. Miranda Arnold 6 (1) 8. Mark Pace 31 (8) DNS – John Lambertz 12L
Dover led flag to flag in the stoutest heat of the night. Brown moved up early into second.
Heat three (started, qualified for feature): 1. Dustin Selvage 7 (4) 2. Carson McCarl 97 (2*) 3. Gregg Bakker 11x (8*) 4. Jon Agan 4A (3) 5. Taylor Milton 91 (6) 6.
Bryan Gossel 6G (1) 7. Miranda Arnold 5m (5) 8. Doug Lovegrove 44 (7) 9. Jordan Boston 4 (9)
Selvage shot out ot an early lead and never looked back. Bakker moved up well to earn one of eight redraw positions in the A.
Heat four (started, qualified for feature): 1. Davey Heskin 56 (3) 2. Don Droud Jr. 2 (4*) 3. Gage Dorr 17 (7*) 4. Andy Jones 73 (5*) 5. Chuck Swenson X (8*) 6.
Dusty Ballenger 2D (6) 7. Jeff Osborn 0 (2) 8. Tommy Barber 75 (1) 9. Jared Jansen 81 (9)
Heskin led the distance. The lone caution came for a Jansen spin on lap five. Dorr moved up well from 7th to 3rd.
B main (started): 1. Agan (1) 2. Grossenbacher (4) 3. Pace (12) 4. Snyder (3) / 5. Martens (19) 6. Boston (16) 7. Gossel (9) 8. Lambertz (20) 9. Osborn (13) 10. Ballenger (5) 11. M. Arnold (10) …
Agan led the distance. Cautions came for a R. Hall spin on lap two while running fourth, and an incident involving Hall, Roberts and Gullion on lap four. Pace found a middle groove, moving up from 12th to third.
A main (started): 1. Wolfgang (4) 2. Bakker (3) 3. Rosenboom (1) 4. Grosz (14) 5. Droud (9) 6. Swenson (13) 7. Grossenbacher (18) 8. Dover (8) 9. Danley (12) 10. Snyder (20) 11. Heskin (7) 12. Agan (17) 13. Lasoski (10) 14. Jones (15) … 16. Selvage (5) … 19. Bickett (16) 20. Pace (19)
Rosenboom led lap one, before Brown circled high and took the point in the 25-lapper. Contact between Agan and Pace, who was sidelined, brought a caution on lap two.
Brown led Rosenboom, Wolfgang, Bakker and Lasoski back to green. While Brown shot around the high side of the track, Wolfgang was finding some rubber through the middle, and gained on the leader. On lap five, he shot under him, and a lap was in the books when Heskin spun on the backstretch. Now Wolfgang led Brown, Rosenboom, Bakker and Lasoski. Wolfgang stretched his lead on the restart until there were 10 laps in, and Bickett stopped in turn four. Lasoski had advanced to third, ahead of Rosenboom and Bickett. On the restart, Lasoski shot under Brown for second. Brown and Rosenboom made contact, flattening Brown’s left rear tire. With an open track in front, Wolfgang continued to lead. With five laps to go, he tried to put McCarl a lap down and slid high in one and two. Lasoski pounced on the opportunity to take the lead. A lap later, he and the lapped car of McCarl made contact and spun. Wolfgang inherited the lead while a fuel stop was called, and pulled away for the popular win. Bakker gained second from Rosenboom, while Grosz (from 14th) and Droud rouned out the top five. Grossenbacher was the hard-charger.
Article Credit: Bill Wright
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