Sprint bmain 1
29 jarrett-78 byrkett
21h hery- 95 miller
2 ingle- 58 p.Fredrickson
11b brucker- 18p pierce
18a andretti

Bmain 2
12g gurley- 7 BC
17m mcghee- 4c chambers
42 donelson- 66j Spencer
15 farney- 31 lowther
5 boespflug

Top 2 transfer to the feature from both

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midgets, anyone?

How many micros tonight?

150 cars total between 4 classes.thought they said 18 Micros. Not sure though. All micros to the feature.

Can you give me top 3 when they finish? Would really appreciate it

What happened to Billy Rose ? Did he make the show ??

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Yes Billy is in show finish first in heat

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Originally Posted by streetglider:
What happened to Billy Rose ? Did he make the show ??

Looks like he's starting in the 6th row.

https://www.facebook.com/robertballo...type=1&theater

Feat lineup
11 dd- 77 cottle
18 tmez- 30 Leary
10e coons- 2x stockon
11p short- 14 Hopkins
66 stanbrough- 40 grant
6 rose- 17 Robbins
23s weir- 33m ballou
17 Koontz- 22s d.Hewitt
29 jarrett- 7 BC
21 hery- 12g gurley
5 boespflug-66j Spencer

I'm a little slow tonight..

Midget feat

85 Hollingsworth-17 SD
39s bayston- 10 gherke
39x marcham-2 Martz
7 walker- 17 Koontz
31 shuett- 57k studley
16 tmez- 39r rankine
10b bruns- 21 spiedel
17d Dickerson- 57 cottle
21 Mayhew- 41 Watson
43 arnold- 2h henning

34 sprints, 22 Midgets I was told, and 18 Micros. Must have a ton of Thunder Cars to make 150 cars?

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Originally Posted by treecitytornado:
34 sprints, 22 Midgets I was told, and 18 Micros. Must have a ton of Thunder Cars to make 150 cars?

34 Sprints
24 Midgets.
25 Thunder Cars
17 Mini Sprints

100 cars even!

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CJ Leary won Dave D 2nd (Sprints)
I'm sorry that's all I know.
Stock cars then midgets.

I believe it was Leary, Darland, T Mez, ballou, Stockon and Clauson.

Midgets running now. It's cold and way too much track prep in between races. I know I know, it's the last race, don't complain, have all winter to complain about not racing. But still, it's cold and late. Move the show along.

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Dave D wins in midget!! :8::8:

What's Coons mad about on Twitter? Said something along the lines of "Let's change the rules for the last race of the season"

Originally Posted by Nate:
What's Coons mad about on Twitter? Said something along the lines of "Let's change the rules for the last race of the season"

There was a rule tonight, apparently, that if you pulled off the track you were done for the night. Jerry got tangled up in a yellow in the feature and pulled off perhaps to change a tire. Since he pulled off he wasn't allowed to restart the race. I guess that's not a regular rule at Kokomo throughout the season. I heard they did announce it in the drivers meeting though.

Originally Posted by wildman92:
There was a rule tonight, apparently, that if you pulled off the track you were done for the night. Jerry got tangled up in a yellow in the feature and pulled off perhaps to change a tire. Since he pulled off he wasn't allowed to restart the race. I guess that's not a regular rule at Kokomo throughout the season. I heard they did announce it in the drivers meeting though.

Well if that's the case that's kind of absurd, I can't count how many times I've seen someone come back out after changing a right rear and charging to the front. I don't see a point to that rule?

Yeah I was kinda dumbfounded on that one, kinda odd rule. Hopefully doesn't stick around. Great night of racing as usual at kokomo, pretty dang cold though! The wind was nasty! CJ Leary was hooked up tonight! He hit his lines every lap and just checked out, even with multiple cautions, no one had anything for him tonight. Gonna be a loooong winter!

An unusual night, more track prep than I have seen at Kokomo since O'Connors took over. Track was very rough early but the prep did really improve the racing. The midget feature was by far the best race of the night. DD, Hollingsworth, and Clauson were battling up front for most of the race while Cottle was working his way to the front from deep in the field. Cottle was the fastest car at the end but ran out of laps. Congrats to Darland on another win at Kokomo.

It was a cold night but glad I was able to attend, it will have to tide me over to spring.

The track was weird tonight..not your typical kokomo track..it got a little rough from time to time..they tried to keep it smooth..as for the you pull off your done..idk..it was announced in the drivers meeting you leave the track your done..given the amount of rain they got this week and very little track drying..I am just glad they ran..the weather was def not the way it was forecasted to be..but I'm glad I was there..see you all next year. Have a great winter..

Tk

CeeeeeeeeeJ Leary,if DD could describe your tailtank the word would be GONE.Congradulations

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Originally Posted by wildman92:
There was a rule tonight, apparently, that if you pulled off the track you were done for the night. Jerry got tangled up in a yellow in the feature and pulled off perhaps to change a tire. Since he pulled off he wasn't allowed to restart the race. I guess that's not a regular rule at Kokomo throughout the season. I heard they did announce it in the drivers meeting though.

Interesting. From what I saw and remember, Justin Grant spun out of Turn 4 in the low line, Jerry hit him, went left and bounced over the tractor tire marking the inside of Turn 4 and wound up in the fringe of the track, rolling into the infield, out of power.

If that constitutes pulling off, so be it.

Nonetheless..... great job and win for C.J.!

Originally Posted by Stevensville Mike:
Interesting. From what I saw and remember, Justin Grant spun out of Turn 4 in the low line, Jerry hit him, went left and bounced over the tractor tire marking the inside of Turn 4 and wound up in the fringe of the track, rolling into the infield, out of power.

If that constitutes pulling off, so be it.

Nonetheless..... great job and win for C.J.!

Jerry had a flat tire so he pulled off to replace it

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Originally Posted by reeserx:
Jerry had a flat tire so he pulled off to replace it

Thanks for the clarification, ree.

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Friday night at the Klash: Congratulations to C.J. Leary for putting the 30 car into victory lane after a heck of a drive on a fast track at Kokomo!:22:

It was Darland and Cottle on the front row at the start with Messeraul (Keen 18) and Leary in tow. Within a couple laps it was Darland on the cushion and Leary down low with Cottle and Coons behind them. Cottle and Coons both headed for the same spot coming out of turn four resulting in Cottle getting loose and tagging Coons, who then bounced over the "white" tire and coming to a stop. Grant also spun in an effort to miss Coons. Coons left with a flat tire.

On the restart it was Darland, Leary, Messeraul and Stockon top four. Within a few laps you could throw a blanket over the group racing for third place between Messeraul, Stockon, Stanbrough and A.J. Hopkins.

Darland still in front followed by Leary and Messeraul all took to the top side followed by Stockon, Stanbrough and Hopkins who went to the low side of the track. Then Leary started entering the turns on top of the cushion in one and three and began gaining momentum on Darland, nearly reaching his bumper coming off of turn two.

As they entered turn three Leary drove high up on the cushion, a move we have seen Justin Grant master lately. Leary then turned it down and diamond it off the cushion heading towards the bottom of turn four and was able to keep pace with Darland down the stretch and into one as he found some moisture and worked a slider making a clean pass of Darland in turn two.

A few laps later the yellow came out as someone hit one of the "white" tires causing it to roll out onto the track. So on the restart with Leary leading, Darland then went low with a slide job in turn one unable to pass C.J. but that allowed Messeraul to make the pass on Darland out of turn two on the high side.

Those three raced out front with Leary up on top of the cushion most of the time, Stockon and Stanbrough was putting on a show for fourth, swapping positions every other lap.

Leary was blasting past back markers with Darland gaining on Messeraul and was finally able to finally drive by him in turn one. A few laps later Darland and Messeraul tried reeling in Leary and maybe gained a little but Leary remained too strong. C.J. could drive anywhere on the track he wished as the track stayed tacky thru-out the race.

He went on to take his first Checkers at the Kokomo Speedway. Congrats again to C.J. Leary :8:

Second went to Darland then Messeraul, Ballou, Stockon, Clauson and Stanbrough followed.

*Side-note: Off and on rain all week led to plenty of moisture in the track Friday. It was well groomed for the evening though. All but one sprint heat ran the middle to bottom of the track, leaving the cushion very low. So the track prep people worked the cushion back down several times during the evening, which led to some great racing afterwards. I never saw Reese O'Connor all evening. He usually does the track prep, but Jarred and Rowdy and crew did a great job in his place. Thanks Kokomo Speedway for putting on a good season ender for most of us, even with the high winds and very cool weather it was good racing!

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SUNDAY'S SHOW WAS A GREAT SHOW...don't understand how after being so muddie sat.nite how can it be dusty for the 1st race ..they blew the dust off quick..then it was non stop racing till after 9 pm...thanks to all the track crew...from the front window to the guy cleaning up our trash..it is always clean ...now what do we do till next year....:22: