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July 28, 2010

Who will Take Home the Trophies on KMMO Race Night at Central Missouri Speedway  

By Alan Miller
(Warrensburg)   The weather has been a challenge for fans and drivers at Central Missouri Speedway this season.  We’ll make another attempt this Saturday night to continue the “Chase for the Championships”.    The ‘Mighty” Modifieds, ULMA Late Models, Street Stocks and B-Modifieds will return to the fast smooth high-banked clay oval surface in Warrensburg on KMMO Race Night this Saturday evening.  KMMO-1300 will have a live radio remote at the track beginning at 5 pm when the admission gates open.  CMS pit gates will also open at 4:30 with a drivers meeting at 6:30, hot-laps at 7 and racing underway on the track at 7:30. This Saturday night will also be the final weekend for race fans to use the newspaper two for one admission ticket coupons.  

This season Waterloo Storage Products Victory Lane has been a exceptional race supporter at CMS for local drivers.  Each week either the feature winner, if they have not won or a randomly selected driver departs the track at the end of the night with a new Waterloo storage product in hand.  Check waterlooindustries.com for all of their high performance storage and organizational products.  
 
In the highly competitive modified division, Concordia driver, Jason Thompson has the points lead over Joe Walker from Harrisonville who is just 22 markers behind Thompson. A consistent finisher this year, James McMillin from Warrensburg sits in third.  Easton, Kansas driver, Tyler Schmidt, is in fourth and the veteran Rick Beebe out of Shawnee, Kansas stands in fifth.

In the ULMA Late Model division, the veteran driver Jason Bodenhamer from Centerview continues to pace the Late Model drivers with his skilled and patient approach in the features.  Bodenhamer is leading the track ULMA Late Model division and in the chase for the overall ULMA points race lead with Bob Test from Jefferson City.  Jon Binning, the 2009 track champion out of Warrensburg is still within striking distance in the second spot for late model track points.  

The division with the tightest battle for the crown is in the Street Stock class with Warrensburg driver, Chad Eickleberry leading Brian Johnson from Independence by just four points.  Johnson has carved away at Eickleberry’s lead over the past several race weeks with both drivers finishing in the top-five at least six times.  A new driver in the top-five is a young man from Warrensburg, Bryce McMillin climbing into the third position.  

The B-Modified class has been the Brad Smith show up to this point after claiming his fifth victory during the previous feature race.  But the 15 year old driver out of Gardner, Kansas, Dalton Kirk, continues to stay close with Smith only 22 points out of the lead.  Jacob Ebert from Oak Grove is also within striking distance to the top spot in third.

For additional information or weather updates about Central Missouri Speedway call the Track Report line at (660) 747-2166 or visit the track's official Web site at www.centralmissourispeedway.net. Results, and standings, along with the updated race schedule and John Lee, High Fly-N Photos are all available on the track Web site.  You can also join us on Facebook or Twitter for weekly CMS updates and news.  
　
Business partners at Central Missouri Speedway include, Waterloo Storage Products, KOKO AM 1450 Radio , Comfort Inn - Warrensburg Station, KMMO AM 1300 Radio, LJS Graphics, the Missouri Coalition for Roadway Safety, 98.5 FM The Bar, RSC Equipment Rental, Heartland Waste, KDKD FM 95.3, Bad Boy Mowers and Midwest Coating.