Randy Roberts and Johnathon Logue went at it for several laps before Logue was able to take command of second place. Whitehurst, in just his second appearance at the track, took the win, followed by Logue and Roberts. Tim Love started back in seventeenth place and finished fourth ahead of Curt Moeding in fifth, who had qualified through a B main.
Carter, who started on the front row, took the lead at the drop of the green. Behind him, cars were going four deep at times, in an attempt to make up ground and catch the leader. Carter would have none of that however, keeping. IMCA Modified driver Cayden Carter started on the front row, took the lead at the drop of the green and never looked back for his first feature win of the season at Boone Speedway on Saturday, August 24, Russ Dickerson got by Kyle Krampe, who had been holding second most of the race, and scored the runner up spot; Krampe taking third.
Fourth place went to point leader Jimmy Gustin, who had started in twelve, and Todd Shute made a run from starting tenth, to capture fifth place. Jeff Deal, Ft. Dodge driver had his 22K up front for most of the lap Stock Car feature.
He would see his nice lead evaporate at lap eleven when the yellow flew. When the cars restarted, Jerry Gifford was aligned in second, Jay Schmidt fell in line in third. The cars packed the pits again at the Boone Speedway on Saturday night. The large crowd watched over cars compete on the night, including the Dirt Trucks trying their hand on the track for the second time this year.
Feature racing kicked off with the Mod Lite class and their lap main. Bryan Zehm, who started in row six, took over the helm at lap nine after fighting past Cory Dennis and Travis Stensland.
Zehm held the lead to the checkers. Dennis finished as the runner up over Dusty Masolini, who made a late race charge from starting tenth and taking third. Fourth was Travis Stensland and pole sitter Luke Payton completed the top five. The Karl Chevrolet Dirt Trucks ran a lap A main in their second appearance at the track this year. Carl Moyer passed his son Bret Moyer in the early laps and pulled away to a sizable lead. That would disappear when a yellow flew at lap thirteen, and bunched up the field.
It was Ed Nelson tucked in behind Moyer on the restart, looking for the opportunity for the pass when the race resumed.
Nelson had to be content with second place, third was Pat Fagen, fourth went to Bret Moyer and Rick Clark rounded out the top five. The lap feature got off to a poor start when a huge pile up occurred in turn four before one lap had been scored, eliminating several cars. Complete the required fields on this page, and explain why you want to contact a franchisee — a new purchase, a repair or replacement, or simply to request information — and then click "Go" to submit that information.
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