[Sandy Lowe]

BUDWEISER U.M.P. MODIFIEDS
August 26, 2017 – Lawrenceburg, Indiana – Lawrenceburg Speedway

HEAT 1 – 1. 11R Josh Rice, 2. 28D Jeff Deckard, 3. 11 Pete Holt, 4. 28A JT Ayers, 5. 28W Bill Wagner, 6. K12 Scotty Kincaid, 7. 38R Rick Hudson, 8. 66W Jack Waldfogel.

HEAT 2 – 1. 77 Joey Kramer, 2. 21K Kyle Herbert, 3. 5 Tyler Nicely, 4. 3H Jason Hollon, 5. 3B Ryan Bross, 6. 3D Dalton Baird, 7. 51 Josh Walker, 8. 55S Jim Szekacs.

HEAT 3 – 1. B2 David Adams, 2. 23 Kyle Schornick, 3. D48 Derek Groomer, 4. 44 David Spille, 5. 3 Brian Gray, 6. 07 Cory Skipton, 7. 22W Mike Weber, 8. 91 Mike Marischen.

HEAT 4 – 1. 96 Jerry Adams, 2. 32 Brad Wieck, 3. 68 Adam Stricker, 4. 21C David Cook, 5. AK47 Alan Ketcham, 6. 01 Earnie Woodard, 7. 1D TJ Dalton, 8. TJ44 Travis Johnson.

HEAT 5 – 1. 9H Matt Hamilton, 2. 33 Mike Gemmer, 3. M1 Tyler Fojtik, 4. 05B Josh Boller, 5. 06X Tyler Schulz, 6. 2A AJ Pace, 7. T27 Troy Whitaker.

B MAIN 1 – 1. 28A JT Ayers, 2. 44 David Spille, 3. 05B Josh Boller, 4. K12 Scotty Kincaid, 5. 3B Ryan Bross, 6. 07 Cory Skipton, 7. 51 Josh Walker, 8. 1D TJ Dalton, 9. 91 Mike Marischen, 10. 2A AJ Pace, 11. 66W Jack Waldfogel, 12. AK47 Alan Ketcham.

B MAIN 2 – 1. 3H Jason Hollon, 2. 06X Tyler Schulz, 3. 28W Bill Wagner, 4. 3 Brian Gray, 5. 55S Jim Szekacs, 6. T27 Troy Whitaker, 7. 3D Dalton Baird, 8. TJ44 Travis Johnson, 9. 21C David Cook, 10. 22W Mike Weber, 11. 38R Rick Hudson, 12. 01 Earnie Woodard.

FEATURE – 1. 77 Joey Kramer, 2. 9H Matt Hamilton, 3. B2 David Adams, 4. 23 Kyle Schornick, 5. 5 Tyler Nicely, 6. D48 Derek Groomer, 7. 11R Josh Rice, 8. 28D Jeff Deckard, 9. 11 Pete Holt, 10. 32 Brad Wieck, 11. 3H Jason Hollon, 12. 33 Mike Gemmer, 13. 05B Josh Boller, 14. 28W Bill Wagner, 15. 44 David Spille, 16. 96 Jerry Adams, 17. 21K Kyle Herbert, 18. M1 Tyler Fojtik, 19. 28A JT Ayers, 20. 06X Tyler Schulz, 21. 68 Adam Stricker.

Lap Leaders – 1-20 Joey Kramer

Hard Charger – Tyler Nicely (+7)

Winning Margin – 0.710 seconds

Fastest Lap of the Race – Lap 19 Joey Kramer 17.630 seconds (76.983 mph)

POINT STANDINGS – 1. David Spille-2,260; 2. Scotty Kincaid-2,235; 3. Kyle Schornick-2,195; 4. Joey Kramer-1,705; 5. Cory Skipton-1,695; 6. Kyle Herbert-1,660; 7. Mike Weber-1,600; 8. Matt Hamilton-1,500; 9. Dalton Baird-1,410; 10. Brad Wieck-1

NEXT RACE – September 2
Kelsey Chevrolet Sprints, Budweiser UMP Modifieds, Impact Sports Pure Stocks, Bessler’s U Pull & Save Hornets



For More Information – www.lawrenceburgspeedway.com

Timing Reports – www.westholdtiming.com

[hoosier race fan]

Do you have full results for the Lucas Oil Late Models that you could post also? I couldn't remember the full rundown, especially from the heats.

Darrell Lanigan took the win in heat 1 with some good racing not far behind him. Hudson O'Neal was impressive in an excellent heat 2 holding off Scott Bloomquist for the win. Hudson looked really strong the first 20-25 laps of the 60 lap feature. He was a definite fan favorite. Even though Josh Richards took off and left everyone in heat 3, the racing behind him for 2nd-5th was very good. Earl Pearson ran away with heat 4 as the track began to take rubber.

Great battle around laps 10-25 in the feature with Lanigan being stalked by Richards, then Hudson chasing down and passing both of them for the lead. Bloomquist had climbed from 7th to 3rd at the lone caution around lap 26. Gregg Satterlee had also moved up to 2nd and got around O'Neal 2-3 laps after the restart. Bloomquist also got by O'Neal and after a few laps running side by side with Satterlee took the lead for good. He was locked to the track once it was rubbered from top to bottom. He set sail and dominated the remaining 25 laps or so.

Bloomquist was greeted with his usual mix of cheers and boos in victory lane, especially after remaining in his car during driver intros due to a "sore back." He did make amends after the race though by coming up and signing autographs for fans immediately after his victory lane photos. With Scott back to his early season form, the battle between him, Richards (who finished third behind a strong running Jimmy Owens), and McCreadie is shaping up to be very interesting.

I enjoyed my 2nd visit this year in what I have turned into two annual trips for the World of Outlaws in May and Lucas Oil Late Models in August. One suggestion would be to have a separate line at the main gate for people that already had tickets to exchange for wristbands. All fans were forced together in one long line whether they had tickets, were picking up at will call, or were buying the day of the race. We had tickets in hand from pre-ordering and waited about 45 minutes in line just to exchange it for a wristband. Never had an issue in previous visits because there had been separate lines for will call and buying tickets that day. That didn't effect the quality of the racing and I look forward to visiting again next season.

Last thing - I'm not a lawrenceburg regular, so I'm curious why Scotty Kincaid seems to be hated by many fans. He wrecked in his heat and I saw nearly as many cheers as I did for Josh Rice (a fan favorite in the mods) when he won his heat. Kincaid did not transfer from the B-main and there seemed to be few who were sympathetic.

[Charles Nungester]

http://lucasdirt.com/about/history/2...t-lawrenceburg

FINISH START CAR # DRIVER NAME HOMETOWN EARNINGS
1 7 0 Scott Bloomquist Mooresburg, TN $13,100
2 12 20 Jimmy Owens Newport, TN $6,300
3 2 1R Josh Richards Shinnston, WV $4,300
4 5 22 Gregg Satterlee ® Rochester Mills, PA $3,550
5 3 71 Hudson O'Neal ® Martinsville, IN $2,950
6 18 15 Steve Francis Bowling Green, KY $2,500
7 10 39 Tim McCreadie Watertown, NY $2,200
8 9 28E Dennis Erb, Jr. Carpentersville, IL $2,000
9 11 49 Jonathan Davenport Williamston, SC $1,200
10 4 1 Earl Pearson, Jr. Jacksonville, FL $1,900
11 8 5 Don O'Neal Martinsville, IN $1,875
12 6 12J Jason Jameson Lawrenceburg, IN $1,050
13 13 4 Cody Mahoney Hanover, IN $1,025
14 1 14 Darrell Lanigan Union, KY $1,800
15 14 97 Michael Chilton Salvisa, KY $1,000
16 17 7b Jeff Babcock Cygnet, OH $1,000
17 16 4G Kody Evans Camden, OH $1,000
18 21 9N Ted Nobbe Batesville, IN $1,000
19 19 21H Robby Hensley Walton, KY $1,000
20 15 7R Kent Robinson Bloomington, IN $1,000
21 23 15R Josh Rice Verona, KY $1,000
22 20 83 Scott James Lawrenceburg, IN $1,000
23 22 C9 Steve Casebolt Richmond, IN $1,000
24 24 1AM Austyn Mills Cincinnati, OH $1,000

[Charles Nungester]

I really enjoyed the show Track was good and wide, Two groves till about lap 30 of the feature and good racing with locals knocking off some big names in the heats and consi's. That kinda ended in the feature with Lucas regulars taking the top spots. Actually glad I went to Burg over Atomic and could share the evening with family.

I also wish to convey my non understanding of having people wait 45 minutes to get in. My uncle complained to me about it actually. He's on a cane. My solution. Get rid of arm bands for tickets except for Pit Passes. Have separate table (Booth) for prepaid-or promotions

Never meant to be a insult. Just a problem needing a solution. Overall, had a great time at a show I've only attended a couple times.

Someone's bad back certainly was able to climb a ladder, two flights of stairs after winning. LOL But dibs for giving autographs.

And huge pat on back. 9 heats 4 consis done before 9pm. 32lates, 39 mods. Hell of a show.

[hoosier race fan]

Agree, very entertaining show and very good crowd also. Worth the 2 and a half hour drive for me. Dave Rudisell and his staff are outstanding. Now if we could just get a few more promoters in Indiana to schedule some Lucas Oil or WoO late model shows when they aren't running sprints.

[Sandy Lowe]

BLOOMQUIST BLASTS TO THIRD STRAIGHT LUCAS OIL WIN AT LAWRENCEBURG

LAWRENCEBURG, IN (August 26, 2017) Scott Bloomquist came from the seventh starting spot to win Saturday night's Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series event at the Lawrenceburg Speedway. The win is Bloomquist's third straight win in the Whiskey City 60. Bloomquist became the fourth different leader of the race, taking the top spot on lap 35 and pulling away from the field.

Darrell Lanigan led the first 25 laps of the race until Hudson O'Neal took over the top spot. O'Neal then saw fellow Rookie of the Year contender, Gregg Satterlee pass him for the lead. Satterlee held the lead until Bloomquist charged by him to take the top spot for good.

Jimmy Owens finished in second, with current LOLMDS points leader, Josh Richards taking the third spot. Completing the top five were Satterlee and Hudson O'Neal.

"I was helping unload an engine. I said we should run a pipe through it. I kind of slipped and ended up carrying quite a bit of the weight and it [his back] has been getting worse ever since." Bloomquist has also battled two torn rotator cuffs in recent seasons. "You just get used to it after a while. The car was getting good grip on the bottom, it took a little while for the tires to come into it. On that one restart, I really wanted to get to the bottom. I was afraid if Jimmy [Owens] had gotten in front of me, it would be tough to get around him. "

Owens was pleased with his run at Lawrenceburg in the Ramirez Motorsports, E3 Spark Plugs, Rocket Chassis. "He [Bloomquist] was better than I was. My car was way too tight and I couldn't rotate the corners like I wanted to. We have been picking up the pace lately and getting better and better. Maybe we can click off a few more wins this year," said the three-time LOLMDS champion.

Richards entered the race 110-points ahead of Tim McCreadie and 145-points in front of Bloomquist, maintaining his points lead after his third-place finish. "The best car won. I am just kicking myself on that restart. I thought the car would be better than it was -we just fell back. Thanks to everyone at Best Performance Motorsports. I was only here once in 2009 so these guys have a lot more laps around here. We have run a lot of places for the very first time this year. We will keep digging at it."

The win for Bloomquist was his series-tying eighth of the season - and he maintains the top spot in all-time series wins with 85. The 53-year-old Hall-of-Famer's, Sweet-Bloomquist entry is powered by a Durham Racing Engine and sponsored by Reece Monument Company, Crop Production Services, Mark Martin Automotive, Sweet Mfg., Horton Coal, Sorbera Chiropractic, Petroff Towing, VP Fuels, Penske Shocks and Crossfit by Overton.

Completing the top ten Steve Francis, Tim McCreadie, Dennis Erb Jr., Jonathan Davenport, and Earl Pearson Jr.

Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series
Race Summary
Saturday, August 26th, 2017
Whiskey City 60
Lawrenceburg Speedway - Lawrenceburg, IN

Miller Welders Fast Time Group A: Darrell Lanigan / 14.242 seconds
Miller Welders Fast Time Group B: Josh Richards / 14.280 seconds

Eibach Springs Heat Race #1 Finish (10 Laps, Top 4 Transfer): Darrell Lanigan, Gregg Satterlee, Dennis Erb, Jr., Cody Mahoney, Jeff Babcock, Chris Shannon, Austyn Mills, Zak Blackwood-DNS

FK Rod Ends Heat Race #2 Finish (10 Laps, Top 4 Transfer): Hudson O'Neal, Scott Bloomquist, Jonathan Davenport, Kent Robinson, Robby Hensley, Ted Nobbe, Trevor Landrum, Jesse Lay-DNS

Simpson Performance Products Heat Race #3 Finish (10 Laps, Top 4 Transfer): Josh Richards, Jason Jameson, Tim McCreadie, Michael Chilton, Steve Francis, Scott James , Bill Sheets, Justin Rattliff

QA1 Heat Race #4 Finish (10 Laps, Top 4 Transfer): Earl Pearson, Jr., Don O'Neal, Jimmy Owens, Kody Evans, Steve Casebolt , Dustin Nobbe, Josh Rice, Jeff Alsip

Penske Racing Shocks B-Main #1 Finish (12 Laps, Top 3 Transfer): Jeff Babcock, Robby Hensley, Ted Nobbe, Chris Shannon, Jesse Lay, Trevor Landrum, Austyn Mills, Zak Blackwood-DNS

Fast Shafts B-Main #2 Finish (12 Laps, Top 3 Transfer): Steve Francis, Scott James , Steve Casebolt , Bill Sheets, Jeff Alsip, Justin Rattliff, Josh Rice, Dustin Nobbe

Feature Finish (60 Laps):
1- 0 Scott Bloomquist $13,100
2- 20 Jimmy Owens $6,300
3- 1R Josh Richards $4,300
4- 22 Gregg Satterlee ® $3,550
5- 71 Hudson O'Neal ® $2,950
6- 15 Steve Francis $2,500
7- 39 Tim McCreadie $2,200
8- 28E Dennis Erb, Jr. $2,000
9- 49 Jonathan Davenport $1,200
10- 1 Earl Pearson, Jr. $1,900
11- 5 Don O'Neal $1,875
12- 12J Jason Jameson $1,050
13- 4 Cody Mahoney $1,025
14- 14 Darrell Lanigan $1,800
15- 97 Michael Chilton $1,000
16- 7B Jeff Babcock $1,000
17- 4G Kody Evans $1,000
18- 9N Ted Nobbe $1,000
19- 21H Robby Hensley $1,000
20- 7R Kent Robinson $1,000
21- 15R Josh Rice $1,000
22- 83 Scott James $1,000
23- C9 Steve Casebolt $1,000
24- 1AM Austyn Mills $1,000

Race Statistics
Entrants: 32
Lap Leaders: Darrell Lanigan (Laps 1 - 25); Hudson O'Neal (Laps 26 - 29); Gregg Satterlee (Laps 30 - 34); Scott Bloomquist (Laps 35 - 60)
Cautions: Don O'Neal (Lap 26)
Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series Provisionals: n/a
Miller Welders Fast Time Provisionals: Josh Rice, Austyn Mills
Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series Emergency Provisionals: n/a
Wrisco Feature Winner: Scott Bloomquist
Optima Batteries Hard Charger of the Race: Steve Francis (Started: 18th; Finished: 6th; Advanced 12th Positions)
Midwest Sheet Metal Spoiler Challenge Point Leader: Josh Richards
Allstar Performance Power Move of the Race: Scott Bloomquist
Sunoco Race for Gas Highest Finisher: Jimmy Owens
Hot Rod Processing Rookie of the Race: Gregg Satterlee
COMP Cams Engine Builder of the Race: Durham Racing Engines
Ohlins Shocks Chassis Builder of the Race: Sweet-Bloomquist Race Cars
Outerwears Crew Chief of the Race: Cody Mallory (Scott Bloomquist)
Fastest Lap of the Race: Josh Richards (Lap # 6 - 15.2400 seconds)
Safecraft Most Laps Led: Scott Bloomquist (25 Laps)
PFC Brakes Pole Award: Darrell Lanigan
Time of Race: 23 minutes 49 seconds