Better get that tandem bike out:O:

Good Job by Bland in his first night in the Truckers car.:applaud: Sounds like it was a really good race.

CONGRATS JON!!!
This one must have really felt sweet!

later,

Bob Mays

they got cold beer on the front stretch!!! Tony Stert is here

Hey race fans,
Still glad I got to come, even though it was late start( track was very wet ). Which actually worked in my favor because of work.Â*The track was pretty rough & tumble goin but there was nothing to do about as it was late already. I arrived just in time for the group qualifying sessions(43 Sprinters). They would have had more if they ran them both nites. Which I would do also with the midgets as I don't look for a very good car or crowd count tonite. I'll still save 6 seats for any of you that show up.
As I'm sure Randy will concur, the track prep done for the feature (which upset a few & even some fans left) made for very good exciting featureÂ*race. Yes, it was late but I'm not gonna gripe, I saw what I came for and like they say "All good things come to those who wait."
Tomas Messeraul was backÂ*on theÂ*scene at the wheel of the Baldwin Bros. #5 and did a fine job battling up front & leading the pack looking as though it was in the bag, until a little over halfway, he had what appeared to be motor failure.
Long story short, Stanbrough(7r) & Windom(17) were battling for the top spot with the Illini youngster finally taking command to only get a bit high goingÂ*in 4 with about 3 to go, opening the door for Jon in the 7r to lead for the win.
Whitt lead for a while as did Bland Jr in the Truckers 10T(impressive). The most impressive run of the nite was Tracy Hines in the #2 Kokomo Honda Car starting 23rd(owner provissional?) he came all the way up to finish 6th! Wow I can only wonder