HUBERT COLLECTS FIRST-EVER FEATURE RACE VICTORY AT CENTRAL MISSOURI SPEEDWAY

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Sam Stoecklin
WARRENSBURG, Mo. (May 16) - Another Saturday night is in the books at CMS as fans and drivers came out for a cool and clear night of racing action. Heavy rains were again the order of the week but Mother Nature relinquished her rain fury just in time for some clear and windy weather just in time to dry things up for racing. To the delight of fans and drivers, promoter Earl Walls made the call early in the morning to go ahead with the race program for Armed Forces Appreciation Night at the speedway and the move proved beneficial as a large field of cars and fans in the stands made their way to the speedway. Service men and women, past and present were recognized prior to the night's action getting underway and based on the roaring applause by attendees, it was evident their sacrifices have not gone unrecognized. A total of 112 cars filled the pits, including 39 modifieds, 25 late models, 21 street stocks, and 27 b-modifieds. There were a total of 13 heat races, 2 b-mains, and 4 main events during the night's program for a total of 19 races.

This weekend marked the return of late models at CMS under, the cars compete under ULMA rules. Current ULMA point leader Robbie Test sailed to victory in the opening heat race over Jeff Schlup and Shad Badder. The second heat saw J.D. Hubert, who was competing at CMS for the first time ever grab the win ahead of David Barker and Kevin Coyne. Evan Hubert did not let his older brother take the lone family win as he bested Dwight Niehoff and Randy Ainsworth in the third and final heat race. For the main event, Test brought the field to green-flag racing and led the initial laps. J.D. Hubert showed his muscle by racing side-by-side with Test in a classic battle for the lead early in the race with Hubert ultimately taking the point. It wasn't only J.D. Hubert flying the family name though as Evan Hubert also battled for position within the top three spots. David Hartsell had a scary moment down the back stretch but was okay after his crash, which caused a red light in the action. Once the race resumed, Evan Hubert passed his brother J.D. for the lead by lap ten and never looked back as he scored his first-ever feature race victory. Jeff Schlup finished a strong second in a classic battle with J.D. Hubert, who crossed the finish line in third. Shad Badder ran a strong fourth just ahead of Kevin Coyne in fifth; Dwight Niehoff made his CMS debut a good one with a solid sixth-place finish.

Next Friday and Saturday CMS returns to action with the first big-money weekend of the year during the annual Memorial Day weekend special event. On Friday, May 22nd, street stock drivers will go for the $1,500-to-win main event, a total of 24 cars are scheduled to start the event. Also competing on Friday for night one competition will be the modifieds with a full program of heat races, a b-main, and a-main scramble, which will determine the 12 drivers from night one qualifying who secure a spot in the following night's $3,000-to-win main event! Then, on Saturday, May 23rd b-modifieds and ULMA late models join the modifieds for a full program in each division. Once again on Saturday, 12 more drivers in the modifieds will compete for the final spots in the main event via heat races, a b-main, and another a-main scramble.

Feature Race Results from May 16, 2009

LATE MODELS
1) 9E Evan Hubert, Cross Timbers
2) 21 Jeff Schlup, California
3) 7j J.D. Hubert, Cross Timbers
4) 1M Shad Badder, Oak Grove
5) 22 Kevin Coyne, Kingsville
6) 9D Dwight Niehoff, Lockwood
7) 40 Kevin Kaiser, Cole Camp
8) 22m Danny Monroe, Jamestown
9) 65 Jon Binning, Warrensburg
10) 57A Randy Ainsworth, Excelsior Springs
11) 29 Harlan Dowell, Tipton
12) 75 A.L. Barbour, High Point
13) 65D Dan Eckhoff, Sedalia
14) 1 Robbie Test, Jefferson City
15) 01 Jared Harris, Lebanon
16) 12C Steve Clancy, Odessa
17) 45 Bob King, Independence
18) 3A John Farmer, Clinton
19) 27L Danny Lorton, Moberly
20) 00 Zach Green, Higginsville
21) 21D Larry Clawson, Jr., Pleasant Valley
22) 29g David Hartsell, Pleasant Hill
DQ) David Barker, Kingsville
DNS) 69 Walt Imhoff, Jamestown
DNS) 27T Bob Test, Jefferson City

MODIFIEDS (Finish, Car Number, Driver's Name, Hometown)
1) 00 Jim Moody-Odessa
2) 1K Tim Karrick-Basehor, KS
3) 70 Aaron Marrant, Orrick
4) 8M James McMillin, Warrensburg
5) 21 Johnny Fennewald, Appleton City
6) 96 Chad Lyle, Lone Jack
7) 9 Dave Meyer, Concordia
8) 29 Dennis Elliott, Mt. Ayr, IA
9) 22 Luke Feeback, Harrisonville
10) 99W Dennis Walrath, Clinton
11) 51 Tim Setzer, Archie
12) 09 Joshua Stephens, Buckner
13) 20 Jason Thompson, Concordia
14) 16s Joe Walker, Harrisonville
15) 92 Danny Scrogham, Peculiar
16) 47 Ed Griggs, Pleasant Hill
17) 48 Jimmy Dowell, Boonville
18) 4 Josh Poe, Drexell
19) 8s John Sheets, Nevada
20) 9L Joey Lile, Higginsville
21) 34 Mark Shafman, Edwardsville, KS
22) 75 Scotty Martin, Independence
23) 73B Shad Badder, Oak Grove
24) 68 Dean Wille, Warrensburg

STREET STOCKS
1) 41 Terry Schultz, Sedalia
2) 97K Brian Johnson, Independence
3) 10 Marc Carter, Warrensburg
4) 74 Herb Dannar, Holden
5) 427 Nic Bennett, Oak Grove
6) 69 Matt Marrant, Excelsior Springs
7) 11x Jerry Schmidt, Independence
8) 211 Justin Metzner, Sedalia
9) 01 Michael Mullins, Kingsville
10) 2B Brian Cox, Concordia
11) 4 Charlie Laizure, Harrisonville
12) 11 Anthony Ward, Independence
13) pms1 Tammy Korff, Fulton
14) 94 John Ebert, Bates City
15) 9s Roger Stone, Kansas City
16) 12x Danny White, Orrick
17) 7a Gary Akers, Lexington
18) 94ss Stacy Scherer, Blue Springs
19) 09 Chad Eickleberry, Warrensburg
20) 48 Kevin Rigsby, Hometown Unavailable
DNS) Nick Gibson, Hometown Unavailable

B-MODIFIEDS
1) 94 Jacob Ebert, Oak Grove
2) 99 Brad Smith, Belton
3) 65 Brian Ziegler, Bates Cith
4) 21 Chris Martin, Lee's Summit
5) 86 Jack Albright, Lebanon
6) 66 Ethan Isaacs, Bonner Springs, KS
7) 36 Michael King, Orrick
8) 6 Lucas Isaacs, Bonner Springs, KS
9) 4 A.J. Tice, Kansas City, KS
10) 26 Steve Gearhart, Buckner
11) 48 Owen Evinger, Odessa
12) 44 Troy Carlyle, Liberty
13) 03b Chris Brockway, Warrensburg
14) 5L Jeremy Lile, Higginsville
15) 8H Joe Harris, Hometown Unavailable
16) 55 Bronson Combs, Shawnee, KS
17) 23 Bobby Raybourn, Odessa
18) 75 Gunner Martin, Blue Springs
19) 33 Bryan Montgomery, Bates City
DQ) Mark Evinger, Bates City

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