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		Week Four Norway Speedway Results Week Four, June 14, 2008 - Auto Value Bumper to Bumper Challenge Series Round I. The series was welcomed by one of the largest Late Model car counts over the past few years as 37 timed in. Bob Menor would nudge by Mark Schroeder in the closing laps to take home the $1000 Auto Value Bumper to Bumper Round I prize. Jim Stachowicz also drove away from The Super Stock field to win the $500 Auto Value Bumper to Bumper Round I prize. Wendricks Truss is proud to sponsor the #1 car of Mike Reichenberger for the 2007 Season! Late Model Results: ASA Touring Star Jamie Iverson clocked in with the fastest Pepsi Late Model time of 14.500, and Ron Jenshak clocked in with the fastest Super Stock time of 16.211. The Main event for the evening was the 50 Lap $1000 to win Auto Value Bumper to Bumper Challenge Series race, as 21 late models lined up for 50 laps of bumpen and grindin. Bob Menor would take the early lead over Dillon Kralovets as 4 caution flags would plague the first 10 laps of the race stunting the drivers from getting into any rhythm, although one of the cautions was for point leader Troy Nelson’s car dieing on the backstretch. After the fourth restart, Mark Schroeder fired to the outside of Menor make the pass for the lead on lap 11. After a few more cautions were sprinkled in it was still Schroeder leading the way with Menor attempting to chase him down and Scott Degnan a close third just waiting for either of them to make a mistake. With 8 laps remaining Schroeder’s car seamed to fall back to Menor a bit and the cagy veteran snuck underneath Schroeder with 8 laps remaining to take the lead. First threw fifth were nose to tail as Menor lead Schroeder, Scott Degnan, Mike Reichenberger, Jamie Iverson into the last few laps. Bob Menor held meeting the challenge and winning the $1000 Auto Value Bumper to Bumper Round I prize, Mark Schroeder second, Scott Degnan third, Jamie Iverson fourth, Mike Reichenberger fifth, Dillon Kralovetz sixth, Tom Gee jr seventh, Bob Danes eighth, Dalton Zehr ninth, and Kris Oliver tenth. Other results: Some body must have thrown some water on the slammers as the field is starting to grow, but for the third consecutive week nobody could catch John Mcdonald as he snuck by Neil Varda to win his third consecutive Slammer field. 2. #9 Neil Varda 3. #36 Tim Pollard 4. #43 Scott Dalhgren 5. #77 Bill Gagne 6. #00w Jim Reath 7. #00or Chuck Clard 8. # 10 9. #24 John Mattia jr Brett Bray passed Nathan Winling on lap 7 to drive away with the DQ-Dog Semi-feature. #5 Nathan Winling second, #22 Brandon Klitzke third, 4. #51 Tyler Winling, 5. #29 Bob Nordell 6. #0 Jon Bourdeau 7. #1 Brandon Reichenberger 8. #45 Scott Brunette 9. #5 Jim Lindquist 10. #33 Marcus Treiber 11. #96 12. #81 Cody Wilson 13. #73 14. #141 Rob Zimmerman 15. #35 Andy Gerwig 16. #3 Rodney Lemerand 17. #32 Ron Borchart 18. #68 (NO LAPS COMPLETED) #89 Bobby Rose - #99 Tom Golfis Tom Bourdeau led the first couple laps of the DQ-Dog A feature until Anthony Cary smoked by on lap 3. Anthony Cary led the rest of the way winning his first A feature, Joe Pontbriand second, Gerald Dugree Jr third, Tyler Wilcox fourth, Chris Lassila fifth, Jamie Hedlund sixth, Brett Bray seventh, Brian Stanchina eighth, Tom Bourdeau ninth, Elliot Hess tenth, 11. #38 Mark Moraska, 12. #68 Gerald Dugree Sr, 13. #41 Jim Stanchina 14. #97 Jacob Stachowicz 15. #64 Tyler Grundlund 16. #9 Reggie Langtange 17. #19 Chris Dupuis 18. #360 Scott Dabb Please join us next week for Kingsford Dairy Queen and Iron Mountain Powersports Week Five! For more information visit www.norwayspeedway.com. (credit to Jim Stanchina at www.norwayspeedway.com)
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