Lee County Speedway
7/10/22
Lee County Speedway
Donnellson, IA
POWRi 410 Wing League
18 cars
Ayrton Gennetten (12th car out to time) set quick time on the 3/8-mile oval at 14.833 seconds. Austin McCarl (8th car out) was second quick, followed by Roger Crockett (16th), Chris Martin (17th), Josh Schneiderman (9th), Terry McCarl (18th), Garet Williamson (4th), Riley Goodno (15th), Ian Madsen (11th) and Slater Helt (13th). Bobby Mincer was late to the track, and got one lap at the end of hot laps.
Heat one (started): 1. Williamson 24 (1) 2. Crockett 11 (3) 3. Madsen 2KS (5) 4. Schneiderman 49 (2) 5. Gennetten 3 (4) 6. Kyle Bellm 50K (6) 7. Tasker Phillips 7TAZ (7) 8. Tyler Duff 9 (8) 9. Bobby Mincer 15 (9)
8-lap heats inverted four by time, and used the passing points system, added with qualifying points to set up the feature lineup. Williamson led Schneiderman, Crockett and Gennetten early. Madsen used the low side of two to pass Gennetten for fourth on lap three. The next lap, Crockett used the same spot to get by Schndierman for second. Madsen would move into third on lap five.
Heat two (started): 1. T. McCarl 24x (2) 2. A. McCarl 88 (4) 3. Goodno 22 (1) 4. Martin 44 (3) 5. Jake Neuman 3N (7) 6. Shelby Bosie 3B (6) 7. Helt 22s (5) 8. Andy Bishop 42 (8) 9. Will Armitage 7A (9)
Goodno led T. McCarl, A. McCarl, Martin and Bosie early. Things were working for Goodno until Armitage stopped five laps in to bring caution. T. McCarl worked the low side of turn two on the restart to take the lead, while Neuman worked into the top five. A. McCarl hit the high side of three and four on the final lap to snatch second.
A main (started): 1. A. McCarl (1) 2. Crockett (2) 3. Williamson (4) 4. Gennetten (5) 5. Martin (7) 6. T. McCarl (3) 7. Madsen (6) 8. Neuman (10) 9. Goodno (9) 10. Schneiderman (8) 11. Phillips (14) 12. Helt (13) 13. Bellm (11) 14. Duff (15) 15. Bishop (16) 16. Bosie (12) 17. Armitage (17) DNS – Mincer
The 30-lapper went non-stop. A. McCarl shot out to the early lead, while T. McCarl followed him, with Crockett, Williamson and Gennetten in tow. The leader hit lapped traffic on lap seven. Gennetten took fourth from Williamson on lap 12, while Crockett was reeling in T. McCarl for the runner-up spot. A slider in three and four on lap 14 got him that spot. Gennetten followed Crockett into third on lap 17 on the high side of two. As the laps ripped off, A. McCarl diced through traffic, while Crockett gained momentum as well. A slider in two got Williamson third from Gennetten on lap 28. Crockett was rapidly reeling in the leader, but coming .267 of a second short at the checkers. A. McCarl took home $5,000 for his win.