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05-28-2014, 04:06 PM
Although Burt Myers of Walnut Cove managed to keep his lead in the Brad’s Golf Cars Modified Series, it was a disastrous night for the points leaders in other divisions. Wrecks and mechanical issues plagued them all – and the timing couldn’t have been worse with Saturday at Bowman Gray Stadium being a Double Points Night.
Burt Myers and Jason Myers tangled for the lead in Saturday’s first Modified 25-lapper. Jason’s season went up in a cloud of dirt as he slid onto the infield after making contact with Burt. Jason Myers finished 17th and 16th in the two races, dropping him from third in the points down to eighth.
“Trying to beat Burt, I overdrove it. I was either going to spin out overdriving it or get beat,” said Jason Myers. “It really bites to come over here, sit on the pole, finish pretty much last in both races, and completely knock ourselves out of the points race, but I can’t be mad at anyone else.”
Older brother Burt Myers went on to take the checkered in the first race and finish 15th in the second race, maintaining his points lead. Chris Fleming of Mount Airy was the big points winner on Saturday. With the Modified twin 25s awarding points based on highest average finish, Chris’s fourth and tenth place finish earned him the maximum amount of points. Fleming moves up to second in the Modified rankings.
In the Double D Construction Services Sportsman Series, Derek Stoltz of Walkertown had what first appeared to be an outstanding night – but it ended up taking a quick turn for the worst. Stoltz qualified on the pole, led almost every lap, and grabbed the checkered in Saturday’s annual Sportsman 100 – the longest race of the year for the Sportsman cars. Stoltz entered the event ranked first in the points and was set to dramatically extend his lead.
But Stoltz failed a post-race technical inspection, resulting in his disqualification. Now instead of a strong points lead, Stoltz dropped down to 14th in the points.
Ryan Robertson of Winston-Salem, who finished right behind Stoltz in the 100-lapper, was declared to be the winner. Robertson moves up to take over the points lead in Stoltz’s absence. Taylor Branch of Lewisville slides up to second in the points.
John McNeal of Winston-Salem wins again in the Q104.1 New Country Street Stock Series, boosting him up to second in the points. Brian Wall of Winston-Salem, who entered the event with the points lead, was involved in a collision and suffered from a flat tire which forced him to pit. Wall falls to fifth in the points. David Sumner of Trinity takes over the points lead.
In the Traffic Control Safety Services Stadium Stock Series, A.J. Sanders of Mocksville takes a huge hit in the points. Sanders entered the event with a perfect record of two wins out of two races – and, of course, a commanding points lead as a result. But a collision on Saturday relegated him to finishing in almost last place. Sanders falls to 12th in the points.
Daniel Yates of Lexington and Chuck Wall of Lexington both took the checkered, moving them both up to tie for the points lead.
The season marches on with another opportunity to gain or lose points this weekend – it’s a two-day show at Bowman Gray Stadium.
On Friday, it’s the Camping World 100 for the Modifieds, with racing for the Sportsman, Street Stock, and Stadium Stock Divisions. And adult admission is only eight dollars.
Then on Saturday, it’s Two Dollar Ladies’ Night. Women get in for only two dollars to see the NASCAR Hall of Fame 150 for the K&N Pro Series East and another 100-lapper for the Modifieds.
Gates open at 6:00 for practice, and the first race begins at 8:00 PM – this Friday and Saturday night. Directions, and more information can be found online at www.bowmangrayracing.com or by calling (336) 723-1819.
Brad’s Golf Cars Modified Series Current Points Standings
RANK CAR DRIVER POINTS GAINED LAST EVENT
1 1 Burt Myers 226 80
2 13 Chris Fleming 218 100
3 83 Tim Brown 216 76
4 77 Lee Jeffreys 194 72
5 25 John Smith 180 96
6 53 Danny Bohn 172 68
7 5 Randy Butner 168 92
8 4 Jason Myers 162 40
9 11 Frank Fleming 148 60
10 48 Brad Robbins 144 48
11 66 Ronnie Clifton 142 88
12 79 Spencer Davis 136 84
13 27 Mike Bohn 120 64
14 21 Tommy Neal 106 24
15 69 Junior Miller 104 56
Double D Construction Services Sportsman Series Current Points Standings
RANK CAR DRIVER POINTS GAINED LAST EVENT
1 31 Ryan Robertson 228 100
2 86 Taylor Branch 217 96
3 19 Michael Adams 185 84
4 00 Justin Taylor 181 68
5 68 Robbie Brewer 165 72
6 81 Zack Clifton 164 88
7 18 Kenny Bost 163 60
8 11 Wayne Hill 162 64
9 28 Michael Tilley 151 56
10 55 Zack Ore 148 76
11 13 Jordan Fleming 140 36
12 54 Scott Hall 136 92
13 4 John Holleman 130 44
14 02 Derek Stoltz 129 0
14 64 Steven Truell 129 80
Q104.1 New Country Street Stock Series Current Points Standings
RANK CAR DRIVER POINTS GAINED LAST EVENT
1 1 David Sumner 216 92
2 99 John McNeal 208 100
3 12 Doug Wall 206 84
4 16 Chase Hunt 202 96
5 22 Brian Wall 180 48
6 8 K.J. Stimpson 176 88
7 00 Donnie Martin 168 64
8 30 Blake Shupe 166 52
9 54 Dakota Ratcliff 156 72
10 4 Steven Berrier 128 80
10 20 Derrick Rice 128 60
12 98 Billy Gregg 126 76
13 50 Austin Edwards 124 68
14 09 David Creed 114 0
15 97 Jeremy Warren 110 44
Traffic Control Safety Services Stadium Stock Series Current Points Standings
RANK CAR DRIVER POINTS GAINED LAST EVENT
1 40 Daniel Yates 196 100
1 81 Chuck Wall 196 100
3 7 Chris Allison 184 92
4 69 Billy Cameron Jr 170 88
5 62 Kevin Hedgecock 168 96
6 13 Randy Lineberry 164 84
7 8 Shane Southard 162 96
8 01 Jason Keaton 160 72
8 24 Doug Rembold 160 88
10 31 Stephen Sanders 150 76
11 00 Trey Phelps 148 80
12 44 A.J. Sanders 140 40
13 48 Junior Smith 136 52
13 50 Jimmy Walker 136 80
15 89 Joseph Swanson 132 84
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Burt Myers and Jason Myers tangled for the lead in Saturday’s first Modified 25-lapper. Jason’s season went up in a cloud of dirt as he slid onto the infield after making contact with Burt. Jason Myers finished 17th and 16th in the two races, dropping him from third in the points down to eighth.
“Trying to beat Burt, I overdrove it. I was either going to spin out overdriving it or get beat,” said Jason Myers. “It really bites to come over here, sit on the pole, finish pretty much last in both races, and completely knock ourselves out of the points race, but I can’t be mad at anyone else.”
Older brother Burt Myers went on to take the checkered in the first race and finish 15th in the second race, maintaining his points lead. Chris Fleming of Mount Airy was the big points winner on Saturday. With the Modified twin 25s awarding points based on highest average finish, Chris’s fourth and tenth place finish earned him the maximum amount of points. Fleming moves up to second in the Modified rankings.
In the Double D Construction Services Sportsman Series, Derek Stoltz of Walkertown had what first appeared to be an outstanding night – but it ended up taking a quick turn for the worst. Stoltz qualified on the pole, led almost every lap, and grabbed the checkered in Saturday’s annual Sportsman 100 – the longest race of the year for the Sportsman cars. Stoltz entered the event ranked first in the points and was set to dramatically extend his lead.
But Stoltz failed a post-race technical inspection, resulting in his disqualification. Now instead of a strong points lead, Stoltz dropped down to 14th in the points.
Ryan Robertson of Winston-Salem, who finished right behind Stoltz in the 100-lapper, was declared to be the winner. Robertson moves up to take over the points lead in Stoltz’s absence. Taylor Branch of Lewisville slides up to second in the points.
John McNeal of Winston-Salem wins again in the Q104.1 New Country Street Stock Series, boosting him up to second in the points. Brian Wall of Winston-Salem, who entered the event with the points lead, was involved in a collision and suffered from a flat tire which forced him to pit. Wall falls to fifth in the points. David Sumner of Trinity takes over the points lead.
In the Traffic Control Safety Services Stadium Stock Series, A.J. Sanders of Mocksville takes a huge hit in the points. Sanders entered the event with a perfect record of two wins out of two races – and, of course, a commanding points lead as a result. But a collision on Saturday relegated him to finishing in almost last place. Sanders falls to 12th in the points.
Daniel Yates of Lexington and Chuck Wall of Lexington both took the checkered, moving them both up to tie for the points lead.
The season marches on with another opportunity to gain or lose points this weekend – it’s a two-day show at Bowman Gray Stadium.
On Friday, it’s the Camping World 100 for the Modifieds, with racing for the Sportsman, Street Stock, and Stadium Stock Divisions. And adult admission is only eight dollars.
Then on Saturday, it’s Two Dollar Ladies’ Night. Women get in for only two dollars to see the NASCAR Hall of Fame 150 for the K&N Pro Series East and another 100-lapper for the Modifieds.
Gates open at 6:00 for practice, and the first race begins at 8:00 PM – this Friday and Saturday night. Directions, and more information can be found online at www.bowmangrayracing.com or by calling (336) 723-1819.
Brad’s Golf Cars Modified Series Current Points Standings
RANK CAR DRIVER POINTS GAINED LAST EVENT
1 1 Burt Myers 226 80
2 13 Chris Fleming 218 100
3 83 Tim Brown 216 76
4 77 Lee Jeffreys 194 72
5 25 John Smith 180 96
6 53 Danny Bohn 172 68
7 5 Randy Butner 168 92
8 4 Jason Myers 162 40
9 11 Frank Fleming 148 60
10 48 Brad Robbins 144 48
11 66 Ronnie Clifton 142 88
12 79 Spencer Davis 136 84
13 27 Mike Bohn 120 64
14 21 Tommy Neal 106 24
15 69 Junior Miller 104 56
Double D Construction Services Sportsman Series Current Points Standings
RANK CAR DRIVER POINTS GAINED LAST EVENT
1 31 Ryan Robertson 228 100
2 86 Taylor Branch 217 96
3 19 Michael Adams 185 84
4 00 Justin Taylor 181 68
5 68 Robbie Brewer 165 72
6 81 Zack Clifton 164 88
7 18 Kenny Bost 163 60
8 11 Wayne Hill 162 64
9 28 Michael Tilley 151 56
10 55 Zack Ore 148 76
11 13 Jordan Fleming 140 36
12 54 Scott Hall 136 92
13 4 John Holleman 130 44
14 02 Derek Stoltz 129 0
14 64 Steven Truell 129 80
Q104.1 New Country Street Stock Series Current Points Standings
RANK CAR DRIVER POINTS GAINED LAST EVENT
1 1 David Sumner 216 92
2 99 John McNeal 208 100
3 12 Doug Wall 206 84
4 16 Chase Hunt 202 96
5 22 Brian Wall 180 48
6 8 K.J. Stimpson 176 88
7 00 Donnie Martin 168 64
8 30 Blake Shupe 166 52
9 54 Dakota Ratcliff 156 72
10 4 Steven Berrier 128 80
10 20 Derrick Rice 128 60
12 98 Billy Gregg 126 76
13 50 Austin Edwards 124 68
14 09 David Creed 114 0
15 97 Jeremy Warren 110 44
Traffic Control Safety Services Stadium Stock Series Current Points Standings
RANK CAR DRIVER POINTS GAINED LAST EVENT
1 40 Daniel Yates 196 100
1 81 Chuck Wall 196 100
3 7 Chris Allison 184 92
4 69 Billy Cameron Jr 170 88
5 62 Kevin Hedgecock 168 96
6 13 Randy Lineberry 164 84
7 8 Shane Southard 162 96
8 01 Jason Keaton 160 72
8 24 Doug Rembold 160 88
10 31 Stephen Sanders 150 76
11 00 Trey Phelps 148 80
12 44 A.J. Sanders 140 40
13 48 Junior Smith 136 52
13 50 Jimmy Walker 136 80
15 89 Joseph Swanson 132 84
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