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Race Results
July 1, 2010
World of Outlaws
Sprint Cars
Just Like Old
Times: Sammy Swindell & Steve Kinser Battle for Win
at Huset’s Speedway
Posted Thursday, Jul 01, 2010
Brandon, SD — The
scene has played out countless times over the years, as
Sammy Swindell Steve Kinser have been battling for wins
with the World of Outlaws since the series inaugural
season in 1978. Well over 30 years later, the Hall of
Famers are still mixing it up and battling tooth and nail
against each other as well as against drivers that were
not even born when they began their amazing careers. The
pair battled right down to the wire on Thursday night at
Huset’s Speedway, with Swindell coming out on top to
earn his second World of Outlaws win of the season before
a very large crowd.
Swindell took the lead
from Lucas Wolfe on the 30th lap. Coming to the white
flag, Kinser took the lead off turn four as the duo
charged down the front straightaway, with Swindell
battling right back and retaking the top spot in turn
one. He would work his way through lapped traffic on the
final lap around the high-banked bullring en route to the
$10,000 triumph which was 270th of his illustrious World
of Outlaws career.
“I’m just
happy to get another win,” said Swindell.
“We’ve been close there for quite a few of
them. We just needed the breaks to go our way and tonight
they did. I just had to get in the right place at the
right time. We definitely had a bit more speed at the
end.”
Swindell battled Kinser
for second for most of the race before getting around him
on the 28th lap and setting his sights on Lucas Wolfe. He
dove under Wolfe in turn four on the 30th lap using a
slide job to take the lead, with Kinser coming with him
to snag second, setting up the final five lap shootout.
“After one start, I
knew what Steve (Kinser) was going to do, and I was able
to go to the top and as soon as he moved back up I went
down and was able to get him to move down, which is what
I wanted to do,” explained Swindell, who is a
three-time World of Outlaws champion. “He kind of
helped me out by doing that and let me go right on
around. Then it was a chance of running Lucas (Wolfe)
down and seeing what we could do.”
The race saw two
cautions and one red flag, with the final 25 circuits
going non-stop, putting the leaders in lapped traffic for
a good portion of the second-half of the contest.
Swindell was able to maneuver very well in traffic aboard
the Big Game Treestands Maxim en route to his 11th career
win at Huset’s Speedway and his first at the track
since 2004.
“We just need these
(races) to go straight through and that will be to my
advantage when we get to traffic,” shared the native
of Germantown, Tennessee. “Tonight it helped me and
then right there at the end I thought it was going to
hurt me, but it seemed like every time I really needed
it, guys got out of the way. That’s hard to beat
when things work that way and I’ve had them go the
other way a lot of times. That’s how you get the
wins when you get the breaks.”
Lucas Wolfe led at the
drop of the green, with Kinser quickly charging from the
fifth starting spot to second. He challenged Wolfe early
in the going before the first caution flag of the night
waved on the fifth lap. On the ensuing double file
restart Wolfe chose the low line and led the field into
turns one and two, when the red flag came out for Jac
Haudenschild who got upside on the front straightaway. By
way of rules, the following restart was a single file,
since the wreck followed the double file restart. Wolfe
again charged down the front straightaway to lead the
field into turns one and two.
Kinser wound up second
in the Bass Pro Shops Maxim to earn his series leading
29th Top-10 finish of the season. He also cut a large
chunk off of Joey Saldana’s lead in the series
standings and now is just 10 point back as he chases his
record 21st title.
Wolfe led 29 laps en
route to finishing third in the Allebach Racing Maxim, as
he continues to close in on his first World of Outlaws
A-Feature win. The native of Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania
chose the low side of the track both times he was out
from on a double file restart.
Jason Meyers, who began
the night by turning the fastest lap in time trials
finished fourth in the GLR Investments KPC and gained a
number of points as well in the standings and now, is
just 33 points behind Saldana as he chases his first
series title.
Craig Dollansky
recovered from a lap-8 incident which forced him to
restart as the last car on the lead lap to charge back
through the field to finish fifth in the Big Game
Treestands Maxim.
Donny Schatz was sixth
in the Armor All/STP J&J, with Kraig Kinser seventh
aboard the Quaker State Maxim. Paul McMahan was eighth in
the Great Clips Maxim with Brooke Tatnell ninth piloting
the Southern Crane & Tractor Supply machine. Mark
Dobmeier came from 17th to finish 10th in the Senske
& Son J&J to earn the KSE Racing Products Hard
Charger Award.
Joey Saldana, the
current World of Outlaws point leader, finished 12th in
the Budweiser Maxim.
World of Outlaws Sprint
Car Series Statistical Report
Huset’s Speedway
Brandon, SD
July 1, 2010
Qualifying: 1) 14-Jason
Meyers 10.810; 2) 1-Sammy Swindell 10.815; 3) 3-Kerry
Madsen 10.898; 4) 5W-Lucas Wolfe 10.943; 5) 9-Joey
Saldana 10.965; 6) 23W-Scott Winters 10.985; 7) 11-Steve
Kinser 10.989; 8) 15-Donny Schatz 11.034; 9) R19-Jac
Haudenschild 11.047; 10) 11K-Kraig Kinser 11.072; 11)
7-Craig Dollansky 11.080; 12) 91-Paul McMahan 11.085; 13)
2B-Ben Gregg 11.148; 14) 59-Brooke Tatnell 11.150; 15)
56-Johnn Cressman 11.200; 16) 63-Chad Kemenah 11.205; 17)
6-Danny Lasoski 11.225; 18) 13-Mark Dobmeier 11.238; 19)
18-Tony Bruce Jr. 11.259; 20) 4X-Toni Lutar 11.325; 21)
83-Tim Kaeding 11.374; 22) 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr. 11.413;
23) 4-Chad Meyer 11.420; 24) 4W-Matt Wasmund 11.429; 25)
22-Brian Ellenberger 11.438; 26) 33-Robby Wolfgang
11.496; 27) 101-Chuck McGillivray 11.509; 28) 9M-Marlon
Jones 11.544; 29) 99J-Jacob Ossenfort 11.636; 30)
7S-Jason Sides 11.867
Heat 1 (8 Laps, top 6
finishers transferred to A-feature) - Starting Position
[#]: 1) 11K-Kraig Kinser[1]; 2) 11-Steve Kinser[2]; 3)
14-Jason Meyers[4]; 4) 5W-Lucas Wolfe[3]; 5) 63-Chad
Kemenah[6]; 6) 2B-Ben Gregg[5]; 7) 18-Tony Bruce Jr.[7];
8) 22-Brian Ellenberger[9]; 9) 9M-Marlon Jones[10]; 10)
15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr.[8]
Heat 2 (8 Laps, top 6
finishers transferred to A-feature) - Starting Position
[#]: 1) 15-Donny Schatz[2]; 2) 7-Craig Dollansky[1]; 3)
1-Sammy Swindell[4]; 4) 9-Joey Saldana[3]; 5) 59-Brooke
Tatnell[5]; 6) 4X-Toni Lutar[7]; 7) 33-Robby Wolfgang[9];
8) 6-Danny Lasoski[6]; 9) 4-Chad Meyer[8]; 10) 99J-Jacob
Ossenfort[10]
Heat 3 (8 Laps, top 6
finishers transferred to A-feature) - Starting Position
[#]: 1) 91-Paul McMahan[1]; 2) R19-Jac Haudenschild[2];
3) 23W-Scott Winters[3]; 4) 13-Mark Dobmeier[6]; 5)
3-Kerry Madsen[4]; 6) 83-Tim Kaeding[7]; 7) 7S-Jason
Sides[10]; 8) 56-Johnn Cressman[5]; 9) 101-Chuck
McGillivray[9]; 10) 4W-Matt Wasmund[8]
Dash (6 laps, finishing
order determined first 10 starting positions of
A-feature) - Starting Position [#]: 1) 5W-Lucas Wolfe[1];
2) 1-Sammy Swindell[3]; 3) 14-Jason Meyers[4]; 4) 3-Kerry
Madsen[2]; 5) 11-Steve Kinser[5]; 6) 15-Donny Schatz[6];
7) 91-Paul McMahan[10]; 8) 7-Craig Dollansky[9]; 9)
R19-Jac Haudenschild[7]; 10) 11K-Kraig Kinser[8]
B-main (12 laps, top 6
finishers transferred to A-feature) - Starting Position
[#]: 1) 6-Danny Lasoski[2]; 2) 18-Tony Bruce Jr[3]; 3)
15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr.[4]; 4) 7S-Jason Sides[12]; 5)
22-Brian Ellenberger[7]; 6) 4-Chad Meyer[5]; 7) 56-Johnn
Cressman[1] [$200]; 8) 33-Robby Wolfgang[8] [$180]; 9)
99J-Jacob Ossenfort[11] [$175]; 10) 101-Chuck
McGillivray[9] [$160]; 11) 9M-Marlon Jones[10] [$150];
12) 4W-Matt Wasmund[6] [$150]
A-main (35 laps) -
Starting Position [#]: 1) 1-Sammy Swindell[2] [$10,000];
2) 11-Steve Kinser[5] [$5,500]; 3) 5W-Lucas Wolfe[1]
[$3,200]; 4) 14-Jason Meyers[3] [$2,800]; 5) 7-Craig
Dollansky[8] [$2,500]; 6) 15-Donny Schatz[6] [$2,300]; 7)
11K-Kraig Kinser[10] [$2,200]; 8) 91-Paul McMahan[7]
[$2,100]; 9) 59-Brooke Tatnell[14] [$2,050]; 10) 13-Mark
Dobmeier[17] [$2,000]; 11) R19-Jac Haudenschild[9]
[$1,500]; 12) 9-Joey Saldana[11] [$1,200]; 13) 83-Tim
Kaeding[20] [$1,100]; 14) 23W-Scott Winters[12] [$1,050];
15) 6-Danny Lasoski[16] [$1,000]; 16) 7S-Jason Sides[22]
[$900]; 17) 18-Tony Bruce Jr.[18] [$800]; 18) 2B-Ben
Gregg[13] [$800]; 19) 22-Brian Ellenberger[23] [$800];
20) 4X-Toni Lutar[19] [$800]; 21) 4-Chad Meyer[24]
[$800]; 22) 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr.[21] [$800]; 23) 3-Kerry
Madsen[4] [$800]; 24) 63-Chad Kemenah[15] [$800]
Lap Leaders: Lucas Wolfe 1-29; Sammy Swindell 30-33, 35;
Steve Kinser 34
KSE Hard Charger Award: Mark Dobmeier
Penske Power Position Award: Ben Gregg
Bolte's Roll-Off
Service USRA Hobby Stocks
Heat #1: 1. 71-Shaun
Taylor, Sioux Falls, SD; 2. 44-Chad Kuhnert, Valley
Springs, SD; 3. 17J-Jason Bradley, Sioux Falls, SD; 4.
7F-John Fischer, Lennox, SD; 5. 61-Don Brady, Jr, -; 6.
46-Dustin Gulbrandson, Hartford, SD; 7. 1D-Dusty
Vanderbrink, Rock Rapids, IA; 8. 98-Brian Stoa, Sioux
Falls, SD
Heat #2: 1. 0-Devon
Schlumbohm, , SD; 2. 77-Dj Jones, Sioux Falls, SD; 3.
20-Derek Van Veldhuizen, Rock Rapids, IA; 4. 6H-Paul
Hartley, Brooking, SD; 5. 82-Dylan Fitzpatrick, Sioux
Falls, SD; 6. 19A-Taylor Blom, Corsica, SD; 7. 66-Randy
Van Veldhuizen, Rock Rapids, IA; 8. 57-Patrick
Stofferahn, Humboldt, SD
A Feature: 1. 44-Chad
Kuhnert, Valley Springs, SD; 2. 7F-John Fischer, Lennox,
SD; 3. 71-Shaun Taylor, Sioux Falls, SD; 4. 17J-Jason
Bradley, Sioux Falls, SD; 5. 77-Dj Jones, Sioux Falls,
SD; 6. 20-Derek Van Veldhuizen, Rock Rapids, IA; 7.
19A-Taylor Blom, Corsica, SD; 8. 82-Dylan Fitzpatrick,
Sioux Falls, SD; 9. 6H-Paul Hartley, Brooking, SD; 10.
66-Randy Van Veldhuizen, Rock Rapids, IA; 11. 61-Don
Brady, Jr, -; 12. 0-Devon Schlumbohm, , SD; 13.
57-Patrick Stofferahn, Humboldt, SD; 14. 1D-Dusty
Vanderbrink, Rock Rapids, IA; 15. 46-Dustin Gulbrandson,
Hartford, SD; 16. 98-Brian Stoa, Sioux Falls, SD
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