The only caution of the event came with two laps to go, when Devin Kline went up in smoke. Four laps later, Ball moved by Landis in turn two for second. This time, Garner was able to slide across turn three and take the point on lap 12. Garner reeled in Landis in lapped traffic, reminiscent of their tangle a week ago that took them both out. Meanwhile, Ball and Moro were battling for the fourth spot. The following two laps, a blanket could have been thrown over the top three, as Garner moved into second in heavy lapped traffic. By lap three, Jamie Ball had entered the top five as well.Īs the leaders got into traffic, Groenendyk hesitated on the low side of three, allowing Landis back by on lap seven. Groenendyk would slide in front of Landis to lead lap two, while point leader, Matt Moro snuck into fourth.
We’re just finally getting some wins to prove it.”Ĭalvin Landis shot out to an early lead in the 18-lap 360 feature, ahead of Tyler Groenendyk and Clint Garner. We’ve had a strong car wherever we’ve gone…short tracks or big tracks. Our crew has been working hard all year long. He got me the first couple of times, but it was nice to get an opportunity to get him back. Terry McCarl is the king of restarts when you’re starting side by side. “We like steak! I appreciated the number of restarts we had. “Perfect!” said Dobmeier in Victory Lane next to his prize steer. The three Phillips brothers made a bit of history, as they were the first trio of brothers to compete here in the 410 class since Bob, Mike and Denny Houseman in the 1983 Knoxville Nationals. Schneiderman and Rager Phillips were other heat winners. Dobmeier set quick time, while Brooke Tatnell, who won his heat, but lost a motor in the process. Jeffrey crossed the line fourth, but was disqualified for pulling toward his pit stall, and his crew touching the car before going to the scales. Dakota Hendrickson made a last lap pass for sixth, followed by Matt Juhl, Josh Schneiderman, Scott Bogucki and hard-charger Tasker Phillips. Terry McCarl was second at the line, ahead of Lasoski, Tim Kaeding and Selvage.
One last caution for a spun Sawyer Phillips slowed things one more time, but Dobmeier would pull away and had no peer here tonight. Behind him, McCarl and Lasoski went at it like they have over the last four decades for the runner-up spot. Lasoski would move into third by lap four, and with six laps in, Justin Henderson spun in turn four while running sixth.ĭobmeier pulled away on that restart as well, riding the cushion. Terry McCarl had gotten the jump on the first few tries, but Mark Dobmeier would sail out to the lead once it counted ahead of Terry, Lynton Jeffrey, Danny Lasoski and Dustin Selvage. Newcomer Jason Kendrick also flipped against the wall in turn one. The third try was not a charm, as Austin McCarl flipped wildly in turn one. After a false start, Sawyer Phillips spun in turn four on the next try. The 20-lap 410 feature got off to a rocky start to say the least.
Brad Moyer won a special DTRA Dirt Truck main event. Clint Garner won an exciting 360 feature that saw four lead changes, while sixteen-year-old Kelby Watt led the distance to score his first career win with the 305 class.
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In addition to the $4,000 winner’s share, the driver of the Jimco Racing/Polaris #13 took home a half a beef as well for his 14th career victory here. KNOXVILLE, Iowa (July 15, 2017) – Mark Dobmeier will be taking the beef back to Grand Forks, North Dakota after conquering South Central Co-op Night at Knoxville Raceway and the Marion County Fair Saturday. Mark Dobmeier Beefs Up at Knoxville Raceway!Ĭlint Garner Wins 360 Thriller, Rookie Kelby Watt Wins in 305’s Mark Dobmeier looks over a future steak dinner after winning at Knoxville Saturday Saturday, July 15, 2017
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