A.L.M.S.

Next Friday night, May 21st, Kankakee County Speedway will host the first leg of the Land of Lincoln Triple Crown Clash presented by Indy Pic-A-Part. Drivers and race fans alike will want to be sure to mark their calendars as a CAN'T MISS event during the 2010 season. Drivers from three regional series, the Monster Midwest Series, the Northern All Stars, and the American Late Model Series will converge on the 1/3-mile at Kankakee's Fairgrounds to determine who will rule the roost. Some of the talented drivers expected to compete include Kevin Weaver, Ryan Unzicker, Joe Harlan, Steve Sheppard Jr., Brandon Sheppard, Frank Heckenast Jr., Frank Heckenast Sr., Scott Schmitt, Brian Harris, Tim Lance, Steve Lance Jr., Charlie Hess, Bobby Pierce, Matt Miller, Jeep Van Wormer, Brian Ruhlman, Eric Smith, Jon Henry, Casey Noonan, Rusty Schlenk, Daren Friedman, Scott Bull, Derek Chandler, Jimmy Dehm, Donny Walden, Doug Drown, John Provenzano, Mike Provenzano, Mike Mataragus. Ted Loomis, and Aaron Ricketts.

  I 96 SPEEDWAY 
  MAY 15 2010

HEAT 1
T.SLOAN
RIES
CATTARENE
HASKETT

HEAT 2
BOWERSOCK
OLGER
HUBBLE
VANDERVEEN

April 17, 2010


Sunoco American Late Model Series - 30 cars
Overall Quick Qualifier: Jeep VanWormer - 15.723

Heat 1:
1. Jeep Van Wormer[4]; 2. Wayne Chinn[3]; 3. Rick DeLong[1]; 4. Jerry Bowersock[5]; 5. Keith Berner[6]; 6. Dusty Moore[8]; 7. Scott Orr[9]; 8. Curtis Deisenroth[7]; 9. Tom Treon[10]; 10. Curtis Roberts[2];

By Brian Liskai

(Attica, OH) - April 16th, 2010 - While the cold temperatures and wind made for a chilly night Friday on True Value of Woodville Night at Attica Raceway Park Friday, the action on the track was very hot as Wooster, Ohio’s Doug Drown held off Rusty Schlenk, Jeep Van Wormer and Steve Casebolt to claim the opening feature win of the 2010 Sunoco American Late Model Series.

For the first 26 laps of the 30-lap late model feature it was Drown and Ryan Missler who swapped the lead, then sixth starter Schlenk got involved along with 10th starter VanWormer as they diced it out in lapped traffic. When the checkered flag flew, Drown held off Schlenk and VanWormer the last three laps for the win, his third career victory at “Ohio’s Finest Racing” venue.

Rising Buckeye State Star Looking For New Ride To Continue Emergence In 2010

MARYVILLE, IL – Dec. 16, 2009 – For a young newcomer to the Super Late Model ranks, a debut season can't be much better than 2009 was for Jon Henry.

A 23-year-old from Ada, Ohio, who gained attention in recent years with his exploits in the UMP DIRTcar Modified division, Henry got an golden opportunity to move into the headline Super Late Model ranks in '09 with the well-respected Halcomb Racing team. He responded with a historic campaign, becoming the first driver to win the UMP DIRTcar-sanctioned American Late Model Series championship and Rookie of the Year crown in the same season while also emerging as the UMP DIRTcar Super Late Model Rookie of the Year.