Results for
Delaware International Speedway
Results for
Delaware International Speedway
June 10, 2006 Denotes (*) Rookie
Tim Millman Earns Second Win In Big Block Modified Action Tonight
1-5 Results Were:
1. Tim Millman # 410 Track Fast Lap: 20.146 Seconds and 89.348 MPH on lap 12
2. Jamie Mills # 30 2nd Track Fast Lap: Set by Norman Short with 20.248 Seconds
3. Ricky Johnson # 69 and 88.898 MPH on lap 10
4. H. J. Bunting III # 1W
5. Donnie Radd # 55
Remaining Field Follows:
Robert Dutton 888, Tom Curtis 57, Glen Reed 35, Beau Wilkins 85, Norman Short, Jr. 8M, Glen Richards 98, Drew Simmons 48, Jeff Paulson 15, Barry Voss 555, Cliff Foskey 28, Judd Mills 1R, Eddie Collins 16, Chuck Tucker 39W, Howard O'Neil R1, Matt Jester* 79, DNS: Deron Rust 9D, Larry Crouse 99.
Heats: 1 ST: T. Millman 410 Track Fast Lap: 19.929 seconds and 90.321 MPH on lap 3, C. Foskey 28, H. J. Bunting 1W, R. Johnson 69 2nd Track Fast Lap: 19.944 seconds and 90.253 MPH on lap 5, H. O'Neal R1, M. Jester* 62, G. Reed 35, Drew Simmons 48, D. Rust 9D, L. Crouse 99.
2 ND: N. Short 8M, Track Fast Lap: 19.644 seconds and 91.631 MPH on lap 2, G. Richards 98, J. Mills 30, R. Dutton 888, B. Wilkins 85 2nd Track Fast Lap: 20.465seconds and 87.661 MPH on lap 2, D. Radd 55, T. Curtis 57, B. Voss 555, C. Tucker 39W, J.. Paulson 15, E. Collins 16.
Rookie Matt Jester, 62, big block modified, lost his motor in heats and ran in the TSS Modified number 79, that John Wynn races. Tim Millman once again ruled the track, but his car starting smoking with just a few laps in the books. Millman said about ½ way thru he lost a header; she sounded really sick going to victory lane.
Norman Short and Millman switched the lead 4 times in one lap. Short had mechanical trouble near the end and had to ease off finishing 10th. Collins had engine trouble half way through the feature when a puff of smoke rear behind him.
Glen Richards, 98, has been getting stronger all season, he finished 11th in the feature, and won heat 2.
Barry Voss made his once appearance to DIS. Voss came to DE to race GT, but with the wash out he spent the night at DIS so he could run Saturday night.
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International Speedway
June 10, 2006 Denotes (*) Rookie
Kenny Pettyjohn Unstoppable In The Twenty Lap Late Model Feature With Win Number Four
1-5 Results Were:
1. Kenny Pettyjohn # 38 Track Fast Lap: 19.793 seconds and 90.941 MPH on lap 13
2. Rob Massey # 6X
3. Donald Lingo, Jr. # 55L 2nd Track Fast Lap: 19.822 Seconds and 90.808 on lap 17
4. Gary Simpson # 12K
5. Vic Thomas # A1
Remaining Field Follows:
Bobby Dryden 44, David Hill 75, Kerry King K&B, Bob Geiger 38, Mark Williams* 26, Rick Whaley 4, Bryan Whaley 19, Lou Johnson 96, Mike Wilkins 12, DNS: Larry Meadows 00.
Heats: 1 ST: D. Lingo, Jr. 55L 2nd Track Fast Lap: 19.495 seconds and 92.331 MPH on 1, G. Simpson 12KTrack Fast Lap: 19.489 seconds and 92.36 MPH on lap 5, R. Whaley 4, K. King K&B, B. Dryden 44, B. Geiger 38, M. Wilkins 1, M. Wilkins 26. 2 ND: D. Hill 75 Track Fast Lap: 19.641 seconds and 91.645 MPH on lap 2, K. Pettyjohn 38S 2nd Track Fast Lap: 19.81 seconds and 90.863 MPH on lap 2, L. Johnson 96, R. Massey 6X, B. Whaley 19, V. Thomas A1, L, Meadows 00
KP picked up his 4th win of the season. The feature had good action up front with Rob Massey leading all but the last few laps. Massey leading started to slide sideways as he came into turn 2 on lap 17. His tail slips to one side then the other and makes the save to claim 2nd. David Hill was behind Massey when this took place getting Hill out of shape as he came out of turn 2, but he too makes a dynamite save, just he did loose 3rd position and dropped back to 7th in the end.
On the start Mike Wilkins comes out of turn 2 and lands resting on the back wall and ended his night.
Lou Johnson had something break on his car just outside turn 1 on lap 13, he was running in the top3.
Late Model had Rick Whaley definitely having a rough night. It started in the heats, Bob Geiger, 38, was on the pole just got a round in turns 1 & 2 and Whaley no where to go plowed into Geiger, busting the door frame on right side of car. In the feature, his bad luck just continued around lap 17. You could tell he was a little upset when he got around in turns 3 & 4, gets out of the cars and raising his helmet as to throw toward Vic Thomas as the cars are back around to the caution area.
David Pettyjohn has had to get motors fixed as Dale Lingo also was not running last night either.
Results for Delaware
International Speedway
June 10, 2006 Denotes (*) Rookie
Jack Mullins, Jr. Drives His AC Delco TSS Modified To Claim Win Number Three
1-5 Results Were:
1. Jack Mullins, Jr. # 1 2nd Track Fast Lap: 21.591 Seconds and 83.5 MPH on lap 6
2. Richard Walls, Sr. # 26W Track Fast Lap: 21.557 Seconds and 83.5 MPH on lap 6
3. Brad Trice # 33
4. Ryan Walls* # 14W
5. Richard White, Jr. # 27
Remaining Field Follows:
Tom Evans 25, Jordon Watson 30, Chris Hitchens 1A, Adam Jarrell 42, Joseph Tracy 37J, Justin Griffith 91, John Curtis 17, Mark Byram 57, Brett Cogdill 98, Herbie Hempel* 53H, Rick Loveland 69, Billy Carr 29, George Richardson 15, Brad Bradbury* 99C, Ron Riccio 14K, Mike Hough 61, Andy Hammond 66, Michael White 37M, Tim Trimble 21, Grant Ireland 44, Morris Tucker 60.
Top 5 Fastest Qualifying Times:
Tommy Evans 21.327 seconds and 84.400 MPH on lap 2
Jack Mullins, Jr. 21.370 seconds and 84.230 MPH on lap 3
Brad Trice 21.445 seconds and 83.936 MPH on lap 5
Billy Carr 21.585 seconds and 83.391 MPH on lap 5
Richard Walls, Sr. 21.635 seconds and 83.199 MPH on lap 4
Consi top two speeds
Grant Ireland 22.343 seconds and 80.562 MPH on lap 6
Adam Jarrell 22.381 seconds and 80.425 MPH on lap 6
TSS Mod had a big crash on the start taking out quite a few drivers, Andy Hammond, Mike White, Tim Trimble, Grant Ireland, Mike Hough, Ron Riccio, and Morris Tucker.
Ryan Walls started on the point, by half way Mullins was leading.
Herman Powell made his first appearance of the year in a new car but did not qualify.
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International Speedway
June 10, 2006 Denotes (*) Rookie
Rookie Ross Robinson Wins Third Street Modified Feature In With His Crate Motor
1-5 Results Were:
1. Ross Robinson* # 7 Track Fast Lap: 22.129 Seconds and 81.341 MPH on lap 14
2. Mike Michaelson # 7D
3. Joe Warren* # 11 2nd Track Fast Lap: 22.493 Seconds and 80.025 MPH on lap 9
4. Hal Browning # 46
5. Bobby Watkins # 4
Remaining Field Follows:
Kelly Putz 59, Shane Sockriter* 32, Travis Justice* 23, Bobby Williamson 41, Gary Manos 72, James Will 88, Josh Hudson 1, Kevin Scott, Jr.* 12K, Brooks Fleetwood8 20, Daniel Freidler* 37, Mike Wilson 12, Chris Baker 88C.
Top 5 Fastest Qualifying Times:
Mike Michaelson 22.853 seconds and 82.369 MPH on lap 15
Joe Warren 22.079 seconds and 81.525 MPH on lap 13
Hal Browning 22.203 seconds and 81.070 MPH on lap 9
Mike Wilson 22.529 seconds and 79.897 MPH on lap 5
Kelly Putz 22.600 seconds and 79.646 MPH on lap 13
They don't run 15 laps in the qualifying times trials but that was what was on the results.
2005 AC Delco TSS Modified Track Champion Bobby Watkins is selling the car and made the switch to the Street Modified/TSS Late Model starting this week. He finished 5th. Also the Mike Michaelson # 7D is under pending determination of issue with the motor in the Harm - Harmonic Balance. A decision will not be made until Monday as to DQ the car or not; he finished 2nd tonight.
Rookie Ross Robinson won his 3rd win and really doing well he started 9th. Mike Wilson had troubles and left the feature early. Also Dan Fielder had mechanical woes early heading to the infield.
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International Speedway
June 10, 2006 Denotes (*) Rookie
Steve White Rides Right To A Third Win In The Modified Lite Feature
1-5 Results Were:
1. Steve White # 76 Track Fast Lap: 22.888 Seconds and 78.644 MPH on lap 15
2. Tim White # 78 2nd Track Fast Lap: 23.055 Seconds and 78.074 MPH on lap 14
3. Brandon Dennis # 10
4. Herb Tunis # 85
5. Erik McKinney # V75
Remaining Field Follows:
Mike Stratton 75, Billy Mellon* 56, Richie Wilson* 15R, Keith Layton 3, Jody Cahall* 77, Bucky McKnatt 48, Russell Dadds 38, Aaron Bada 10H, Randy Hill, Jr. 42, Mike Hovatter 2.
Top 5 Fastest Qualifying Times:
Tommy Evans 21.327 seconds and 84.400 MPH on lap 2
Jack Mullins Jr. 21.370 seconds and 84.230 MPH on 3
Brad Trice 21.445 seconds and 83.936 MPH on lap 5
Billy Carr 21.585 seconds and 83.391 MPH on lap 3
Richie Walls, Sr. 21.635 seconds and 83.199 MPH on lap 4
2005 AC Delco TSS Modified Track Champion Bobby Watkins is selling the car and made the switch to the Street Modified/TSS Late Model starting this week. He finished 5th.
TSS Mod had a big crash on the start taking out quite a few drivers, Andy Hammond, Mike White, Tim Trimble, Grant Ireland, Mike Hough, Ron Riccio, and Morris Tucker.
Ryan Walls started on the pole. A consi for them also with so many cars there; 26 are allowed to start the field. Tim Trimble winning in the consi but Grant Ireland had the fastest time 22.343 seconds and 80.582 MPH on lap 6.
Results for
Delaware International Speedway
June 10, 2006 Denotes (*) Rookie
Two Out Of Three Is How Ron Wilson Sees It In The Little Lincoln Feature
1. Ron Wilson # 15Bill Brittingham # 4
2. Jamie Wagner # 3
3. Donald Robinson, Jr. # 64
4. Tony Daisey # 7
5. Mel Joseph, Jr. # 30
Remaining Field Follows:
Matt Tipton 7X, Tim Chambers 22, Kenny Foy 47, Albert Mitchell 10, Pat McNeil 00, Duke Walsen 9, Bill Brittingham 4, Jim Miller, III 57, Matt Johnson 69, Wayne Wilkerson 43, Jeff Karr 7K.
The Vintage Little Lincoln's "Blast from the Past" visited and put on a great show as usual. 16 cars made up the field with new comer Matt Johnson on the pole. Johnson was here the last time they ran, but his car was not lettered. So during the break Johnson had the 1957 sea blue Chevy numbered 69 really looking sharp. Great job! You can find a picture of the car in Redbud's Pit Shots.
Tony Daisey returned after getting the bright orange Numbered 7 repaired from an incident on the first time they ran this year.
Ron Wilson took last year off, but returned this year and has already cleaned up with 2 wins out of 3 features so far. Johnson started on the pole, but Tim Chambers, 22, shot to the lead on the start. Wilson moved to 2nd on lap 1. Lap 2 Chambers stole the lead from Chambers. By lap 5 Bill Brittingham had climb to 6th. (after winning on the last visit he started in the rear in 14th. Brittingham and Jeff Karr, 7K, approach turn 3 when they make contact and Brittingham left front tire blew and he got around. All cars get by except, Karr was with Brittingham still and clips the front right side of the number 4 and keeps trying to go pushing Brittingham. Finally they broke free. Brittingham had to pit and returned 1 lap down.
Jamie Wagner continued to be strong again this visit. By lap 6 he was on the move and was in 4th after starting 11. Lap 10 was when more yellows came about. The guys were going to run 2 more laps instead of the 10 laps they usually run in a feature.
The track was slick and there were quite a few cautions in all the features but, the Lincoln's could not just could not get past lap 10 & 11. 4 restarts of lap 10 and finally lap 11 start had Pat O'Neal, 00, around in turns 1 & 2, with Duke Walsen, 9, also involved, going over the top of the turn; and in turn 4 Kenny Foy, 47, gets around. So the race was checkered.
Little Lincoln put on a great show, but during the last 2 laps Pat O’ Neal got around and Duke Walsen goes over the turn 1 & 2 with taking a hard hit with his head. He was checked at the local hospital, Nanticoke in Seaford, DE, and sent home, he is okay.
Duke Walsen had a very hard hit and hit his head pretty hard on the roll cage. I was told the helmet cracked, but have not been told that officially. Walsen was taken to Nanticoke in Seaford, DE, and is resting at home. He is okay!
UPDATE: Monday Duke notified me that he is okay, he was unconscious for a brief while and only remembers bits and pieces. The helmet is quite scratched, but not cracked all the way through, but a new one will be needed. Duke wants to thank all that helped him Saturday night.