Another entertaining evening at the Gasser this evening. Stanbrough started in the second row but dropped back at the beginning of the feature with Grant setting the pace. Burdette, Puterbaugh and Spencer were in the mix for second with Stanbrough. Cottle, Weir and Windom were on the move from farther back in the pack. Jon was able to make the pass for the lead around the half way mark and was able to stretch it out somewhat.
Tough night for Darland, T-Mez and Elson. Darland took a wild ride early in the feature. Those are the ones you are glad to see the driver walk away from. Scary indeed. T-Mez was a victim of circumstance in his heat taking a tumble. I didn't see what happened to Elson in the feature, but he ended up on his lid as well. Thankfully they all walked away.
Kudos again to the track crew for another night without a track rework. The surface was smooth and racey. Even the modified feature went green to checker without a caution.
Mike
Be nice to people on the way up. You might need them on the way down. Jimmy Durante
1. Jon Stanbrough
2. Shane Cottle
3. Chris Windom
4. Scotty Weir
5. Brett Burdette
6. Justin Grant
7. Casey Shuman
8. Kyle Robbins
9. Billy Puterbaugh, Jr.
10. Josh Spencer
11. Travis Welpott
12. Critter Malone
13. Steve Irwin
14. Ted Hines
15. Kyle Simon
16. James Bradshaw
17. Andrew Elson
18. Tracy Hines
19. Brandon Petty
20. Dave Darland
Complete results are at http://www.gascityi69speedway.com. Next Friday is a regular program and the last points race for the season. We will continue racing until October 1. A big thank you to the family of Lewis Morgan for the $1000 bonus to the sprint and modified winners.
Hope someone caught daves wreck on video and posts it. That was a wild one and I am glad he walked away. Hope he's not hurtin too bad this morning, probably needs lots of advil and a pair of sunglasses.
Very competitive race, one of the best of the year. It started out with Grant pulling away and a good race for 2nd with JS falling back. He was having trouble in turn 2, and getting the feel of the new car. Then halfway through he found the top and his groove and came to the front. Scotty Weir in the Benic car wa coming from the rear through the field. When Jon took the lead, Windom came on top to challenge and he and Jon raced for 4-5 laps back and forth till the late yellow. After the yellow Jon went back to the top and checked out but Cottle who had been moving on the bottom as well, challenged Windom and they raced side by side, swapping for the last 5-8 laps. Shane finally got by him. A few more laps and Scotty would have been there as well. Very competitive and good track.
The Darland flip was scary. He started barrel rolling from the middle of the backstrech to high over turn three. Very fast rolls with 2 other cars right around him trying to avoid the flip. Really glad to see Dave walk away.
The Mods also put on a good show with Scott Orr nipping Devin Gilpin on the White Flag lap, after he had led the whole race.
Good night at the Gasser!
Keith Wheeler
"He who dies with the most toys wins"
Well just talked to Dave and is feeling fine this morning.He is on his way to Sun Praire For the miget show.I just want to say thanks to Joe Devin at DRC Chassis for the well built race cars that they put together.Hopefully we will have the car back in action next week at Gas City.Thanks for all the concerns.
to checker 
without a caution.
. Hope he's not hurtin too bad this morning, probably needs lots of advil and a pair of sunglasses.