WEEKLY BULLETIN
The All American Speedway in Roseville will feature 75-lap Late Model, Street Stock and Bomber divisions on Saturday August 25. Gates open at 3:00 pm for qualifying and racing begins at 6:00 pm.
NEW – SPECIAL RACE NIGHTS!
Vintage Racing September 15
Kid’s Night at the Races September 22
Fan Appreciation Night September 29
ROSEVILLE, California - Scott Winters, in his #24 Ferrari Farms Modified, won the USG Night at the Races 50 at The All American Speedway last Saturday night, August 18th.
With the invert, Winters started eighth with Jim Miller on the pole. From the drop of the green, Miller led the first forty-seven laps. He was smooth and looked as if could have the car to end Winters consecutive win streak. Winters got to sixth on lap eight and moved into the top five on lap twelve. From there he began picking off drivers one by one. First to go was Richard Poppert Jr. on lap twenty. Jay Linstroth was next on lap twenty-three. Winters finally made a difficult pass on Andy Field for second on lap thirty-one. And the race was on! Winters battled an extremely wide Miller door-to-door. As laps dwindled down, and with time running out, Winters turned in some of his fastest times of the race. Then, in what was possibly one of the best examples of Modified driving of the season, Winters made the pass for the lead on Miller on the outside to bring home the victory.
Miller crossed the stripe second. Andy Field brought home a third place finish. Eddie Laws battled to a fourth place showing with Jimmy McFall fifth.
Rounding out the top ten were:
6th Jim Badeker
7th Richard Poppert Jr
8th Tyler Wentworth
9th Jay Linstroth
10th Rich Lindgren
Earlier in the day in qualifying, Scott Winters topped the speed charts with a fast time of 13.837/ 86.723mph.
2nd Rich Lindgren 13.928/ 86.157mph
3rd Scot Alves 13.937/ 86.101mph
4th Jay Linstroth 13.970/ 85.897mph
In the four lap trophy dash, it was Linstroth over Winters, Alves, and Lindgren.
The Modified division has a week off and then returns to The All American Speedway with Scott Winters going for his eighth win in as many races Saturday night, September 1rst!
In exciting Bomber action:
Mike Sherrill laid down the fast time in qualifying with a turn of 16.096/ 74.552mph.
2nd Randy Owens 16.155/ 74.280mph
3rd Jason Poppert 16.186/ 74.137mph
4th Mike Sherrill Jr. 16.200/ 74.073mph
Poppert won the Bomber trophy dash, his third trophy dash win in as many tries. The finish was Sherrill Jr. second, with his dad Mike Sr. third, and Owens fourth.
In Heat Race #1
1rst Erick Ray
2nd Sherrill Sr.
3rd Jason Poppert
4th Kenny Beaumont
5th Dana Kelly
In Heat Race #2
1rst Joe Torres
2nd Harry Lambert
3rd Gary Eisenhour
4th Casey Cavender
5th Sherrill Jr.
In the A Main:
Joe Torres had the best car on this night and led from start to finish in the thirty-five lapper. Randy Owens was strong all night and came home second. Erick Ray won the “battle of the brothers” (see Rick Anable below) finishing third. Jason Poppert finished a very respectable fourth, with Dan Farrington fifth.
Rounding out the top ten:
6th Mighty Mike Dickson
7th Mike Sherrill Sr.
8th Rick Anable
9th Dana Kelly
10th Troy Whitlow
Look for the Bombers back at it again this Saturday night for 75 laps of bumpin’ and bangin’ action!
In the Mini Stock Division:
Matt Beardslee was top of the chart in qualifying turning in a lap of 15.391/ 77.967mph.
2nd Dale Bulmer 15.429/ 77.775mph
3rd Earl Lee 15.682/ 76.520mph
4th Andrew Dahl 15.746/ 76.209mph
In one of the best trophy dashes of the year, Earl Lee won the drag race off turn four on the last lap to defeat Dahl and Bulmer by the narrowest of margins. It was the best dash finish this reporter has seen since… the last trophy dash finish two weeks ago. Way to go Mini Stock drivers!
Points Leader Jason Romero started from the pole in the twenty-five lap A Main. Terry Shannon started second, grabbed the lead on the first lap, and held off the field for the next seven. Bulmer started seventh and worked his way up to the point on lap eight with Beardslee right behind him in second. It would finish that way with Dale Bulmer winning his second race of the year and second in-a-row.
Mini Stock finishing order:
2nd Matt Beardslee
3rd Terry Shannon
4th Chris Marks
5th Bud Anderson
6th John Tipton
7th Ken Krause
8th Jason Romero
9th Joe Dahl
10th Daryl Trueblood
11th Andy Dahl
12th Earl Lee
Look for the return of the Mini Stocks Saturday night, September 1rst!
WSRA
Baby Grands
Michael Ray topped the speed charts in qualifying with a turn of 14.807/ 81.042mph.
Rounding out the top four fast times:
2nd Jake Gomes 14.916/ 80.450mph
3rd Justin Henry 15.021/ 79.887mph
4th Justin Wall 15.087/ 79.538mph
Justin Henry was your winner in the trophy dash. Michael Sandoval won the heat race over Henry, Cole Farrow, and Ray.
Michael Sandoval won the Baby Grand A Main over Farrow, Gomes, Henry, Wall, Ray, and Jake Smith.
Mini Cups
Dylan Hutchison was top qualifier for the division with a lap of 16.477/ 72.828mph, good enough for a new AAS track record. Josh Gomes was second fast, Jarrett Kelly was third with Shane Lawrence fourth.
Those top four qualifiers were matched up in the trophy dash. Kelly was victorious over Hutchison, Gomes, and Robbie Roy.
In the B Main, it was John Bowman crossing first at the stripe. Tyler Thomas was right behind finishing second, with William Camara third, Charlotte Wood fourth and Sam Unterbach fifth.
In the A Main, Hutchison continued his sneaky fast ways to win the feature. Kelly, who led four laps, came home second. Gomes was third with Roy fourth and Thomas fifth.
Rounding out the top ten were:
6th John Bowman
7th William Camara
8th Shane Lawrence
9th Chase Grigsby
10th Sam Unterbach
The WSRA visit the Speedway again Saturday night, September 1rst!
This Saturday night it’s the Late Models in The Riebes Auto Parts 75, and the Street Stocks and Bombers go 75 laps too!
