Will anybody be able to post updates during second round qualifying. Should be an exciting bump session.

Thanks in advance!

Saturday's race is going to be awesome!!!

Yeah, I'll post a couple. Sorry about yesterday...I got caught up in the flurry of activity and never got back to updating that post. The qualifying line never did die down yesterday!!!

I'm saying bump speed will be an average under 11.9!

They had 40 cars take times and I hear there are a few more. We may have 10 cars missing the show this year. It's been a long time since the field has been this strong. Usually, the last row of cars are "field fillers" and are lapped every 5 or 6 laps. This years field is very deep! Should be an awesome race on Sunday.

Make it 47 total entries. Vennard has shown up today and is running 11.6s in practice. Mark hall is here now and down under 11.9. Also jeff bloom has entered his back-up car with Stan Butler driving! Should be a great bump day as just about everybody is faster than yesterday.
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Thanks for the update! Sounds like we have potential for some big time drama during the final moments of qualifying.

Only brad armstrong and dave saxer are not here. Armstrong had engine trouble all day yesterday and saxer stuck it in the fence early yesterday. Practice is over...we're just waitin til 1:30 when qualifying opens.
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#07 Jeffrey Banyas, North Olmsted, OH - is on the bubble with a time of: 48.257.

Let's see which of these drivers can bumb their way into the 33 car field:

34 42h Adam Schuyler Yorktown 48.958 3.687
35 46 Jim Swain Union City, MI 49.234 3.963
36 71k Geoff Kaiser Ft. Wayne 49.266 3.995
37 2t Tom Tolbert Columbus, OH 49.825 4.554
38 11 Tom Paterson Argos 50.313 5.042
39 10 Ron Koehler South Bend 50.652 5.381
40 1 Ed Lute Columbus, OH 54.039 8.768
Plus: Mark Hall, Geoff Kaiser, EJ Calloway, Stan Butler and Jonathan Vennard

My prediction is Geoff Kaiser will make the field and it sounds like Vennard is fast. Kaiser is the former holder of the wing track record so he knows how to get around Anderson.

This si going to be an awsome bump day! At 11.9 would equal a total time of 47.6 seconds. That means you think (right now) 26 27 Brian Gerster Fishers 47.610 2.339 is your bubble man. Only reason I have the calculations is because i was thinking the same thing :2:

16 07 Ryan Litt London Ont Canada 46.447 1.176
17 5H Brandon Whited Richmond 46.604 1.333
18 42 Jason Blonde Litchfield, MI 46.659 1.388
19 91L Shane Butler Bushnell, FL 46.695 1.424
20 26 Jeff Bloom Bangor, MI 47.124 1.853
21 63 Rex Norris, III Knightstown 47.144 1.873
22 7 Tim Cox Park City, IL 47.229 1.958
23 7 Chet Fillip Indianapolis 47.271 2.000
24 46 Rus Gamester Peru 47.273 2.002
25 37 Mike Koss Port Charlotte, FL 47.480 2.209
26 27 Brian Gerster Fishers 47.610 2.339
27 59 Ryan Hamilton Indianapolis 47.678 2.407
28 51 Brent Berry Fountaintown 47.723 2.452
29 99 Sondi Eden Crawfordsville 47.805 2.534
30 24 Bill Tyler Parma, MI 47.992 2.721
31 18 Jim Sheets Anderson 48.155 2.884
32 99 Kevin Feeney Oxford, MI 48.161 2.890
33 07 Jeffrey Banyas North Olmsted, OH 48.257 2.986
34 42h Adam Schuyler Yorktown 48.958 3.687
35 46 Jim Swain Union City, MI 49.234 3.963
36 71k Geoff Kaiser Ft. Wayne 49.266 3.995
37 2t Tom Tolbert Columbus, OH 49.825 4.554
38 11 Tom Paterson Argos 50.313 5.042
39 10 Ron Koehler South Bend 50.652 5.381
40 1 Ed Lute Columbus, OH 54.039 8.768

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Does anyone have any insight as to why there are so many more cars tring to get into this year field? As someone previously said, normally the last row or 2 is nothing but fillers. This years field is very very strong.

Vennard is in with a time of 47.145. That puts him 22nd, right behind rex norris. Tom Tolbert just waved off a run that was not fast enough. Feeney on the bubble.
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