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Hintzsche, Riedner, Robinson, And Kelley Tops In Their Divisions At MIS
Friday, June 2, 2006 (Oregon, WI) - A large field of cars, super crowd, and
great weather were all the ingredients necessary for a great nigh of racing at
Madison International Speedway. By the time the night was over it would
be Troy Hintzsche in the Weaver Auto Parts ASA Late Models, Scott Riedner in
the Bryden Motors Area Sportsman, Jim Robinson in the Club La Mark Hobby
Stocks, and Tyler Kelley in the Roto Rooter Bandits taking home the checkered
flags. The winner in the Rockweiler Insulation Limited Late Models was
disqualified.
Twenty-two year old Troy Hintzsche of Malta, Illinois, was the big winner on
Pepsi / Q106 Night at the races after winning the forty lap
feature for the Weaver Auto Parts ASA Late Models.
Twenty-four Weaver Auto Parts ASA Late Models were led to the green by Josh
Weir and Troy Hintzsche. It only took one lap before the first caution
flag waved with Hintzsche in the lead.
Hintzsche continued to lead after the restart until once again the yellow flew
on lap seven for debris on the track. After the green flew again it was
Hintzsche followed by Scott Broughton and a quick closing Nick Hammer.
By lap fourteen Hammer was up to second followed by Travis Sauter. A
couple more cautions later still found Hintzsche with a strong car and hanging
on to his lead with Sauter closing quickly. The race was red flagged on
lap twenty-eight when the car of Matt Byrne made heavy contact with the
backstretch wall.
When the race restarted it was Hintzsche once again being able to maintain his
advantage over Sauter and Hammer. From here on out it was smooth sailing
for the driver from Illinois as he took home the checkered flag followed by
Sauter, Hammer, Landon Cassill, and Brian Hoppe.
Jason Tyler of Stoughton set fast time with a lap of 18.052. Heat wins
went to Jon Minor, Jesse Saunders, John Wood, and Scott Ollerman.
Winning the last chance race was Jeff Jesberger.
Scott Riedner of Waunakee made it two in a row in the Bryden Motors Area
Sportsman division as the field proved once again that two wide racing will be
the norm on the new quarter mile.
Shaun Scheel and defending track champion Mark DePorter led the field of
twelve Bryden Motors Area Sportsman to the line for their twenty lap
feature. Scheel grabbed the early lead with DePorter and Jim Burns
battling for second.
Working his way up through the field was Riedner who by lap nine was up to
fourth from his eleventh starting position. On lap eleven, DePorter was
able to take the lead from Scheel with the two trading positions until on lap
fifteen Scheel got loose and spun bringing out the race's only caution.
Following the restart, Riedner, who had moved up to second, was able to get by
DePorter who drifted high coming out of turn four and held on to pick up his
second straight Area Sportsman win. Scott Lawver finished second
followed by Chris Ehrhart, Mike Heelein, and DePorter. Ehrhart would be
disqualified following inspection.
Heat wins went to Casey Burns and Riedner.
Jim Robinson of Orfordville became the third different winner in the Club La
Mark Hobby Stocks after winning their eighteen lap feature.
Roger Stephenson and Nick Newton started in the front row of the ten car field
with Stephenson taking command early. Robinson was able to get by
Stephenson on lap four with the caution flag coming out shortly afterwards
which sent Stephenson to the pits due to damage.
The restart was good for Robinson who maintained his lead with Greg Pruitt
moving up to second. Pruitt relinquished his second position to Kyle
Stark one lap later as Stark took aim for Robinson.
By lap twelve Stark was right on the bumper of Robinson but would be unable to
pass Robinson who held on for a tight win at the stripe. Stark finished
second followed by Johnny Robinson II, Mike Storkson, and Nick Newton.
Stark and Johnny Robinson II won the heat races.
Bill Baumeister of Janesville appeared to win the twenty-five lap feature for
the Rockweiler Insulation Limited Late Models, but lost in post race
inspection. Following post race inspection, Baumesiter was disqualified
and forfeited both points and purse money.
With a front row of Mark English and Brady Liddle pacing the fourteen car
field to the green flag, Jerry Gille, from his second row position, would be
the leader after the first lap.
Gille was the leader for the first four lap before the first of two caution
flags flew for a spin.
Gille was only able to lead one more lap as the hard charging Baumeister moved
up from his third row starting position to take over the point. The race
for second place was very competitive as Jeremy Miller was able to get by
Gille on lap twelve and Bobby Wilberg moving up to third on lap thirteen.
Baumeister quickly built a sizeable advantage over his fellow competitors and
seemed to be checking away from the field when a caution flag on lap
nineteen. The caution took away Baumeister's lead...only for a short
time though.
Baumeister maintained his advantage over the field with Miller and Wilberg
battling it out for second. But it would be all Baumeister who led the rest of
the way followed at the line by Miller, Wilberg, Gille, and David Naumann.
Fast qualifier was Jeremy Miller with a lap of 18.989. Coming home with heat
wins were English and Jon Reynolds Jr.
Fifteen year old Tyler Kelley of Oregon won his second Roto Rooter Bandit
feature of the season by easily outdistancing the sixteen car field.
Scott Watkins and Cory Skolaski led the Bandit field to the green flag in
their twenty lap feature. The action got hot and heavy early on with
Steve Dickson moving his way through the field to the lead followed closely by
Kelley before the caution flag would wave for the first time.
Kelley moved up to challenge Dickson for the lead and used a perfect pick from
a lapped car to do just that on lap seven. From there it was a good race
for second between Dickson and Rodney Mundt while Stephen Scheel and Rory
Padfield raced hard for the fourth spot.
Kelley proved to be just too fast for this field tonight as he cruised to
victory followed by Dickson, Mundt, Scheel, and Padfield.
Heat wins went to Padfield and Mundt.
Racing continues next Friday night, June 9, as Madison International Speedway
hosts Oregon Night and All Faiths Night at the races.
Weaver Auto Parts ASA Late Models
Feature: (1-10) Troy Hintzsche-Malta, IL, Travis Sauter- Necedah,
Nick Hammer- Sun Prairie, Landon Cassill- Fairfax, IA, Brian Hoppe- Madison,
Chad Wood- Madison, Scott Ollerman- Sun Prairie, Bobby Wilberg- Orfordville,
Nathan Haseleu- Pardeeville, Dan Lensing- Poplar Grove, IL
(11-20) Jason Tyler- Stoughton, Jesse Saunders- Janesville, Chad Stevens-
Orfordville, Scott Broughton- Stoughton, Brett Brevak- Ashland, Jason
Erickson- Fort Atkinson, Matt Byrne- Burlington, Zack Riddle- Brooklyn, Beau
Bavery- Oregon, John Wood- Madison
(21-24) Josh Weir- Cottage Grove, Jeff Jesberger- Sun Prairie, Brett
Piontek- Green Bay, Nathan Oppliger- Oregon
Fast Qualifier: Jason Tyler- Stoughton 18.052 mph (99.71 mph)
Heat One: Jon Minor- Stoughton
Heat Two: Jesse Saunders- Janesville
Heat Three: John Wood- Madison
Heat Four: Scott Ollerman- Sun Prairie
Last Chance Race: Jeff Jesberger- Sun Prairie
Rockweiler Insulation Limited Late Models
Feature: (1-10) Bill Baumeister- Janesville (Disqualified), Jeremy
Miller- Rockton, IL, Bobby Wilberg- Orfordville, Jerry Gille- Rockford, IL,
David Naumann- Waunakee, Ryan Carlson- Loves Park, IL, Brady Liddle- Oregon,
Scott Nottestad- Stoughton, Jon Reynolds Jr.- Rockford, IL, Beau Sanden-
Janesville
(11-16) Cliff Rucks- Cottage Grove, Mark English- Janesville, Nick
Shutkas- Machesney Park, IL, Chris Quam- Stoughton, Mark Miller- Columbus,
Mike Taylor- Stoughton
Fast Qualifier: Jeremy Miller- Rockton, IL 18.989 (94.79 mph)
Heat One: Mark English- Janesville
Heat Two: Jon Reynolds Jr- Rockford, IL
Bryden Motors Area Sportsman
Feature: (1-10) Scott Riender- Waunakee, Scott Lawver- Roscoe, IL,
Chris Ehrhart- Deerfield, Mike Heelein- Oregon, Mark DePorter- Fort Atkinson,
Jim Burns- Janesville, Ken Scott- Rio, Randy Padfield- Stoughton, Casey Burns-
Edgerton, Brian Paulson- Edgerton
(11-12) Shaun Scheel- Lake Mills, Dave Edwards- Lake Geneva
Heat One: Scott Riedner- Waunakee
Heat Two: Casey Burns- Edgerton
Club La Mark Hobby Stocks
Feature: (1-10) Jim Robinson- Orfordville, Kyle Stark- Waterloo,
Johnny Robinson- Beloit, Mike Storkson- Evansville, Nick Newton- Jefferson,
Greg Pruitt- Rockford, IL, Andy Raley- Fall River, Mike Lichtfeld- Portage,
Joey Thomas- Rockford, IL, Roger Stephenson- Cambridge
Heat One: Kyle Stark- Waterloo
Heat Two: Johnny Robinson II- Beloit
Roto Rooter Bandits
Feature: (1-10) Tyler Kelley- Oregon, Steve Dickson-Rockton, IL,
Rodney Mundt- Johnson Creek, Stephen Scheel- Lake Mills, Rory Padfield-
Stoughton, Alex Jones- Middleton, Roger Schultz- Rockford, IL, Scott Watkins-
Oregon, Brandon Skolaski- Fitchburg, Jody Schmidt- Oregon
(11-16) Mike Kuehn- Verona, Kyle Riedner- Waunakee, Cory Skolaski-Fitchburg,
Chester Ace- Oregon, Aaron Reeve- Fitchburg, Charlie Spry- Orfordville
Heat One: Rory Padfield- Stoughton
Heat Two: Rodney Mundt- Johnson Creek
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