Schuerenberg scores two weekend wins

Racing Roundup

Posted July 29, 2007 by David Smith, 10:32 PM EST

Schuerenberg takes two

Open-wheel up-and-comer Hunter Schuerenberg scored two sprint car victories on the weekend, the first on Friday night at I-69 Speedway in Gas City, Indiana where he narrowly edged the dominant Jon Stanbrough and the second Sunday night at Kokomo Speedway (IN).

Herring grabs second win of '07

Drew Herring earned his second win of 2007 at Southern National Raceway Park (NC) in the first of two 75-lap late model races. Herring dominated the event, beating Curtis Truex to the checkered flag.

JR Motorsports driver Scott Young captured the win in the second 75-lapper.

East dominates at ORP

Hometown driver Bobby East led every lap of the J.D. Byrider 100 USAC Silver Crown Series race at O'Reilly Raceway Park (IN). East, who has scored victories in all three major USAC series in 2007, led a 1-2 finish for A.J. Foyt Enterprises as teammate Pablo Donoso finished 2nd.
 

Yontz holds on for UARA win

UARA STARS Series - Bristol Motor Speedway (TN)

Posted July 29, 2007 by David Smith, 9:54 PM EST

Alex Yontz took the lead from Jake Crum on lap 118 and wheeled his way to his second UARA victory of 2007 at Bristol Motor Speedway.

Yontz becomes the first driver to visit Bristol's victory lane since the repaving of the half-mile oval.

Crum dominated the event until ceding the lead to Yontz and ultimately spinning out of the top-five on lap 132. He would finish 21st.

Championship contender B.J. Mackey finished 3rd while rookie Matt Leicht scored a top-ten finish, coming home 9th.

Unofficial Finishing Order: 1. A. Yontz; 2. M. Setzer; 3. B. Mackey; 4. R. Furr; 5. C. Greenfield; 6. R. Newton; 7. D. Pope; 8. K. Stiltner; 9. M. Leicht; 10. J. Gottsacker; 11. R. Ferguson; 12. S. Blackburn; 13. W. Hale; 14. B. Andrews; 15. K. Leicht; 16. C. Holt; 17. J. Hale; 18. M. Ward; 19. V. Hill; 20. J. Grant; 21. J. Crum; 22. L. Ransone; 23. Z. Shell; 24. L. Howell; 25. L. Tissot; 26. S. Carver; 27. M. Kile; 28. D. Queen; 29. M. DiBenedetto; 30. C. Watkins; 31. C. Falk; 32. L. Gatlin
 

Logano leads final 1/4 lap, wins at Adirondack

NASCAR Grand National East Series - Adirondack Int'l Speedway (NY)

Posted July 29, 2007 by David Smith, 8:00 PM EST

It only took one quarter of a lap for Joey Logano to earn his fifth Grand National Division win of 2007, this time taking the checkered at Adirondack International (NY).

Logano edged veteran Bryon Chew and fellow youngster Sean Caisse at the start-finish line. Caisse finished 3rd, followed by Maryland driver Marc Davis in 4th and 2005 South Boston Speedway champ Peyton Sellers in 5th.

Logano retains the GN East Series point lead after the win. Sellers and Caisse are 3rd and 5th, respectively, in the standings.

Unofficial Finishing Order: 1. J. Logano; 2. B. Chew; 3. S. Caisse; 4. M. Davis; 5. P. Sellers; 6. E. MacDonald; 7. D. Ciccarelli; 8. C. Austin; 9. J. Marquis; 10. J. Pritchard; 11. M. Kobyluck; 12. J. Clark; 13. J. Salemi; 14. R. Lopez; 15. J. Hayes; 16. J. Anton; 17. M. Dumarey; 18. R. Humphreys; 19. D. Delaney; 20. M. Theriault; 21. S. Bouley; 22. J. Oakley; 23. M. Olsen; 24. C. Bristol; 25. J. Earnhardt; 26. J. Smith
 

Stenhouse masterful at McCool

USAC National Midget Series - McCool Junction Speedway (NE)

Posted July 29, 2007 by David Smith, 7:43 PM EST

After battling Jerry Coons and Josh Wise, Mississippi four-star prospect Ricky Stenhouse Jr. took the lead on lap 22 and never looked back, winning in USAC Midget action from McCool Junction (NE).

Coons finished 2nd in the 30-lap sprint, followed by series point leader Darren Hagen in 3rd and Wise, a development driver for Michael Waltrip Racing, in 4th.

Unofficial Finishing Order: 1. R. Stenhouse Jr.; 2. J. Coons; 3. D. Hagen; 4. J. Wise; 5. D. Darland; 6. D. Gardner; 7. C. Brewer; 8. B. Sweet; 9. B. Loyet; 10. R. Flock; 11. D. Droud; 12. D. Ray; 13. G. Taylor; 14. C. Windom; 15. N. High; 16. J. Beason; 17. L. Jones; 18. K. Biro; 19. B. Kaeding; 20. C. Sarna; 21. K. Swindell; 22. D. Stratton; 23. D. Morgan; 24. S. Hatton; 25. R. Durst; 26. B. Plemons; 27. B. Kuhn