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The 2004 Farmer City Raceway season has now ended.
2004 Official points from www.trackenterprises.com

Position Car Number Driver / Hometown Feature Poles Heat Wins Feature Wins Nights Raced Total Points Deficit
1 36 Roger Long / Fithian, IL 0 0 4 14 670 0
2 9 Eric Smith / Shirley, IL 0 1 3 15 624 46
3 s10 JR Shickel / Bloomington, IL 0 2 1 15 499 171
4 64 Ryan Dauber / Tonica, IL 0 1 1 13 480 190
5 3s Brian Shirley / Chatham, IL 0 1 2 10 472 198
6 WFO Kyle Logue / Oreana, IL 0 4 0 13 442 228
7 25 Jason Feger / Bloomington, IL 0 1 1 12 395 275
8 45 Don Hammer / Clinton, IL 0 1 0 15 391 279
9 4 Mike Mullvain / Bartonville, IL 0 0 0 13 351 319
10 22 Chris Dick / Deland, IL 0 1 0 15 346 324
11 1A Justin Allgaier / Springfield, IL 0 1 0 8 302 368
12 1w Donny Walden / Towanda, IL 0 2 0 14 293 377
13 6 Mark Anderson / Lexington, IL 0 0 0 6 227 443
14 22 Cory Rolfe / Sidney, IL 0 1 0 14 202 468
15 30 Mike Glasscock / Leroy, IL 0 0 0 8 193 477
16 27G R.J. Gall / New White, IL 0 0 0 7 185 485
17 C4 Jason Cleaver / Mechanicsburg, IL 0 0 0 13 180 490
18 25U Jason Unzicker / El Paso, IL 0 1 0 14 177 493
19 0 Richie Hedrick / Urbana, IL 0 1 0 6 167 503
20 B12 Kevin Weaver / Gibson City, IL 0 2 0 4 160 510
21 3L Matt Taylor / Springfield, IL 0 0 0 5 159 511
22 28 Dennis Erb, Jr. / Carpentersville, IL 0 2 1 3 150 520
23 82 Roger Brickler / Springfield, IL 0 1 0 6 133 537
23 61JR Bruce White / Minier, IL 0 0 0 13 133 537
25 61 Jammie Wilson / Hoopeston, IL 0 2 0 5 126 544
26 31 Flip Shickel / Bloomington, IL 0 1 0 9 124 546
27 18 Shannon Babb / Moweaqua, IL 0 1 1 2 117 553
28 5 Bret Sievert / Franklin, WI 0 2 0 4 109 561
28 T33 Tim O'Donnell / Champaign, IL 0 1 0 5 109 561
30 89 Daren Friedman / Forrest, IL 0 0 0 5 108 562
31 12 Alan Thomas / -, IL 0 0 0 7 104 566
31 20 Ed Barth / Havana, IL 0 1 0 7 104 566
33 66 Ryan Unzicker / El Paso, IL 0 2 0 5 102 568
34 7s Jay Sparks / Metamora, IL 0 1 0 6 101 569
35 DC3 Don Cisco III / ?, IL 0 0 0 7 86 584
36 5s Steve Sheppard, Jr. / New Berlin, IL 0 2 0 4 82 588
37 17 Corey Turner / Cullom, IL 0 0 0 2 79 591
38 Z Joe Harlan / El Paso, IL 0 0 0 3 74 596
39 56 Rohn Moon / Greenwood, IN 0 1 0 3 69 601
40 18K Eric Kwasigroh / Metamora, IL 0 0 0 4 68 602
41 221 Eric Dauber / Tonica, IL 0 1 0 3 65 605
42 17H Rick Hamilton / Decatur, IL 0 0 0 6 63 607
42 5 Bart Schwartz / Western Springs, IL 0 2 0 3 63 607
44 99 Ken Schrader / Concord, NC 0 0 1 1 60 610
44 23 Ted Loomis / Kingston, IL 0 0 0 3 60 610
46 88 Ron Bauman / Eureka, IL 0 0 0 4 56 614
47 7M Michael Bradley / Paris, IL 0 1 0 2 55 615
47 55 Jim Loomis, Jr. / Kingston, IL 0 0 0 3 55 615
49 95 Frank Shickel, Sr. / Bloomington, IL 0 0 0 5 53 617
49 25 Bill Frye / Greenbriar, AR 0 0 0 1 53 617
51 F13 Dawn Mennel / East Peoria, IL 0 0 0 4 51 619
51 25 Dennis VanderMeersch / Springfield, IL 0 0 0 3 51 619
53 35 Cody Hupp / Decatur, IL 0 0 0 2 44 626
53 15 Jim Laws / Williamsport, IN 0 0 0 2 44 626
55 15 Joe Ross, Jr. / Springfield, IL 0 1 0 2 42 628
55 79 Kevin Madison / Mole, IN 0 0 0 2 42 628
55 17B Matt Beadles / Clinton, IL 0 0 0 2 42 628
58 96 Cory Daugherty / Blue Mound, IL 0 0 0 3 38 632
58 45 Gary May / Minonk, IL 0 0 0 3 38 632
60 74 Russ Scheffler / Waukesha, WI 0 0 0 1 36 634
61 4c Robert Colson / Felc, IL 0 0 0 3 35 635
62 16 Tony Izzo Jr. / LaSalle, IL 0 1 0 2 32 638
62 9 Billy Drake / Bloomington, IL 0 0 0 1 32 638
64 74T Phil Taylor / Decatur, IL 0 0 0 3 30 640
64 94 Larry Rickert / Eckelstein, IL 0 0 0 3 30 640
64 9s Dan Schlieper / Sullivan, WI 0 0 0 1 30 640
64 12 Scott Snow / Heyworth, IL 0 0 0 2 30 640
64 21 Ryan McQueary / Eureka, IL 0 0 0 3 30 640
69 25 Steve Lance, Jr. / Canton, IL 0 0 0 1 29 641
69 2 Erik Bruce / Mackinaw, IL 0 0 0 1 29 641
71 B1 Nick Bauman / New Berlin, IL 0 0 0 1 25 645
72 K9 Mike Glynn / LaSalle, IL 0 1 0 1 24 646
72 50 Ed Dixon / Washington, MO 0 0 0 1 24 646
74 F15 Jeremy Conway / -, IL 0 0 0 2 22 648
74 71 Don O'Neal / Martinsville, IN 0 1 0 1 22 648
74 74 Russell Adams / Princeville, IL 0 1 0 1 22 648
77 21 Billy Moyer / Batesville, AR 0 0 0 1 21 649
78 75 Joe Adam / Peru, IL 0 0 0 2 20 650
78 1c Duane Chamberlain / Richmond, IN 0 0 0 1 20 650
78 A1 Duke Whiseant / Texarkana, AR 0 0 0 1 20 650
78 29 Jason Allen / El Paso, IL 0 0 0 2 20 650
78 16 Shawn Negangard / -, IL 0 0 0 1 20 650
78 1 Wes Steidenger / Fairbury, IL 0 0 0 1 20 650
84 27 Rodney Melvin / Logan, IL 0 0 0 1 19 651
84 20JR Reno Markham / Kirkland, IL 0 0 0 1 19 651
84 13 Brent Kreke / O'Fallon, IL 0 0 0 1 19 651
87 99s Sherri Heckenast / Frankfort, IL 0 0 0 1 18 652
87 48 Tim Lance / Peoria, IL 0 0 0 1 18 652
87 95Q Virgil Bilbrey / -, IL 0 0 0 1 18 652
87 00 Randy Korte / -, IL 0 0 0 1 18 652
91 44T Guy Taylor / Springfield, IL 0 1 0 1 14 656
92 01 Matt Davis / -, IL 0 0 0 1 12 658
92 84 Tony Boyles / Odin, IL 0 0 0 1 12 658
94 5 Tim Stemley / -, IL 0 0 0 1 11 659
95 45X Brian Crebo / Washington, IL 0 0 0 1 10 660
95 33 Nathan Whelan / -, IL 0 0 0 1 10 660
95 65 Brandon Slager / Beecher, IL 0 0 0 1 10 660
95 1 x 1 Sammy Conley / -, IL 0 0 0 1 10 660
95 96X Terry English / Benton, KY 0 0 0 1 10 660
95 5 Eddie Shickel / Bloomington, IL 0 0 0 1 10 660
95 26 Billy Faust / Lebanon, IL 0 0 0 1 10 660
95 9 Bob Franklin / Coatesville, IN 0 0 0 1 10 660
95 4 Matt Slager / Mokena, IL 0 0 0 1 10 660
95 88 Cody Bauman / -, IL 0 0 0 1 10 660
95 5 Jim Sanders / ., IL 0 0 0 1 10 660
95 C12 Chris Carlson / Greenfield, WI 0 0 0 1 10 660


 

Position Car Number Driver / Hometown Feature Poles Heat Wins Feature Wins Nights Raced Total Points Deficit
1 3L Jeff Leka / Buffalo, IL 0 9 12 16 988 0
2 T33 Tim O'Donnell / Champaign, IL 0 4 1 16 602 386
3 20 Al Crawley / Decatur, IL 0 4 0 15 517 471
4 23 Marty Hiser / Decatur, IL 0 3 1 14 513 475
5 11 Kyle Byerline / Dawson, IL 0 2 0 15 508 480
6 72 Brian A. Lynn / Mason City, IL 0 3 0 15 470 518
7 45 Todd Kirkland / Mt Zion, IL 0 2 0 15 459 529
8 5H Randy Huffman / Maroa, IL 0 3 0 14 440 548
9 33 Derek Neville / Mackinaw, IL 0 0 0 15 431 557
10 87 Wes O'Dell / Springfield, IL 0 0 0 12 395 593
11 11 Matt Goulden / Springfield, IL 0 3 0 13 380 608
12 1G Rocky Griffin / Bloomington, IL 0 2 0 14 332 656
13 11H Jerry Huffman / Maroa, IL 0 2 0 14 302 686
14 32N Nick Neville / Mackinaw, IL 0 1 0 15 283 705
15 33H Roben Huffman / Clinton, IL 0 0 0 14 274 714
16 44x Aaron Burcham / Decatur, IL 0 1 0 9 201 787
17 8 Jerold Meier / Pontiac, IL 0 2 0 11 196 792
18 95 Aaron Ricketts / Fairbury, IL 0 2 0 6 187 801
19 D98 Danny Smith / Argenta, IL 0 1 0 11 174 814
20 28 Rodney Standefer / Sullivan, IL 0 1 0 7 158 830
21 12T Matt Wilson / Clinton, IL 0 2 0 8 153 835
22 21 Denny Schwartz / Ashmore, IL 0 2 2 3 144 844
23 T3 Michael Jarvis / Rantoul, IL 0 0 0 13 138 850
24 68 Matt Baughman / Gibson City, IL 0 1 0 3 137 851
25 7L Jay Ledford / -, IL 0 0 0 6 134 854
26 4W Rick Weekly / Buffalo, IL 0 0 0 10 133 855
26 83 Scott Bull / Fairbury, IL 0 1 0 5 133 855
26 77 Abe Helfand / -, IL 0 1 0 9 133 855
29 4 Cody Bauman / -, IL 0 0 0 8 132 856
30 21D Darcey Wey / Heyworth, IL 0 0 0 11 129 859
30 B17 Bill Giannetti / Champaign, IL 0 0 0 11 129 859
30 18 Mickey Bailey / Bloomington, IL 0 0 0 10 129 859
33 10 Kelly Kouski / Springfield, IL 0 0 0 6 122 866
34 69 Jim Farris / Odell, IL 0 2 0 4 117 871
35 111 Larry Bunning / Decatur, IL 0 0 0 7 113 875
36 14 Dean Rhoden / Mahomet, IL 0 0 0 8 100 888
37 64 Gary Cook, Jr. / Deer Creek, IL 0 2 0 2 96 892
38 x1 Dave Sandage / Arrowsmith, IL 0 0 0 6 93 895
39 42 McKay Wenger / Fairbury, IL 0 0 0 7 88 900
40 D1 Lance Dehm / Chatsworth, IL 0 0 0 3 85 903
41 32 Jackie Campbell / Decatur, IL 0 0 0 6 83 905
42 1 Jeff Watts / Decatur, IL 0 0 0 6 70 918
43 8 Kevin Davis / Hoopeston, IL 0 1 0 2 64 924
44 01 Donald L Kiger / Oakwood, IL 0 0 0 3 62 926
45 ONO Ryan Sharrow / Lexington, IL 0 0 0 5 61 927
45 J16 Jason Lakey / Urbana, IL 0 0 0 3 61 927
45 S28 Jason Sharrow / Lexington, IL 0 0 0 6 61 927
45 J01 Cameron Jiles / Farmer City, IL 0 0 0 6 61 927
49 42 Gary Turpin / Bloomington, IL 0 0 0 3 58 930
49 59 Chevy Miller / Clinton, IL 0 0 0 5 58 930
51 R0 Rory Overmyer / -, IL 0 0 0 4 57 931
52 25 Dave Porth / Gardner, IL 0 1 0 2 56 932
53 00 Dennis Wilson / Lexington, IL 0 0 0 2 50 938
53 C12 Jeff Curl / Forrest, IL 0 0 0 3 50 938
53 97 Chad Unzicker / Morton, IL 0 0 0 5 50 938
56 74T Phil Taylor / Decatur, IL 0 0 0 4 48 940
57 93 Bobby Fowler, III / Decatur, IL 0 0 0 3 46 942
58 O Travis Kohler / Manteno, IL 0 1 0 1 44 944
58 9s Tom Seets Sr. / Alton, IL 0 0 0 2 44 944
60 1J Kelly Jones / Pontiac, IL 0 0 0 3 43 945
61 1x John Coultas , Jr. / Bluffs, IL 0 0 0 1 42 946
62 6W Brad Willis Jr. / East Peoria, IL 0 0 0 4 41 947
63 12 Brian Dunn / Fairbury, IL 0 0 0 4 40 948
64 27 Brad Crosby / Decatur, IL 0 0 0 3 39 949
64 74 Rick Hufford / -, IL 0 0 0 3 39 949
66 31 Mark Anderson / Canton, IL 0 0 0 1 32 956
66 1F Floyd Jordan / Pekin, IL 0 0 0 3 32 956
66 21D Danny Schwartz / Ashmore, IL 0 0 0 1 32 956
66 23 Joel Funk / -, IL 0 0 0 3 32 956
70 11D Brian M. Diveley / Springfield, IL 0 0 0 1 31 957
71 16 Chris Price / Colfax, IL 0 0 0 3 30 958
71 9 Steve Shaw / Decatur, IL 0 0 0 3 30 958
71 11F Jason Fletcher / Athens, IL 0 0 0 3 30 958
71 12P Paul Petrakis / Peoria, IL 0 0 0 3 30 958
71 33 Dave Eckel / Lovington, IL 0 0 0 3 30 958
71 96.3 Doug Hobbs / Emden, IL 0 0 0 3 30 958
71 9W Brad Willis Sr. / East Peoria, IL 0 0 0 3 30 958
78 12M Ken Myracle / Mattoon, IL 0 0 0 1 26 962
79 P1 Richy Biswell / Peoria, IL 0 0 0 1 22 966
79 11w Jarrod Warner / Wellington, IL 0 0 0 1 22 966
79 111 Rod Coletrain / ?, IL 0 0 0 1 22 966
79 97 Arby Burton / Georgeston, IL 0 1 0 1 22 966
83 23T Rick Thomas / Dewight, IL 0 0 0 2 21 967
83 66 Phil Line / Kankakee, IL 0 0 0 1 21 967
83 2F Josh Ferguson / Kingman, IN 0 0 0 1 21 967
83 55 Ron McMahill / Hanna City, IL 0 0 0 1 21 967
87 25 Lydell Kaulenbach / Blue Mound, IL 0 0 0 1 20 968
87 23 Bobby Pearson / -, IL 0 0 0 2 20 968
87 15 Brian McLemore / Decatur, IL 0 0 0 1 20 968
87 96 NO Name ? / ., IL 0 0 0 2 20 968
87 36 Eric Vaughan / Fairbury, IL 0 0 0 2 20 968
87 3D Jason Day / ., IL 0 0 0 2 20 968
87 66 Jim Howard / LeRoy, IL 0 0 0 2 20 968
87 36 Kevin Hastings / Kankakee, IL 0 0 0 1 20 968
87 15 Troy Page / Decatur, IL 0 0 0 1 20 968
87 17z Wendal Zuluaf / -, IL 0 0 0 1 20 968
87 99 Larry Fletcher / Athens, IL 0 0 0 2 20 968
98 23 Kenny Wallace / -, IL 0 0 0 1 19 969
98 1 Ron Watts / ?, IL 0 0 0 1 19 969
98 24 Aaron Elgin / Danvers, IL 0 0 0 1 19 969
101 25 Butch Weisser / Peoria, IL 0 0 0 1 13 975
102 K-4 Jim Moore / Montezuma, IL 0 0 0 1 12 976
102 965 Billy Tuckwell / Peoria, IL 0 0 0 1 12 976
102 44 Joe David Turner / Richmond, KY 0 0 0 1 12 976
105 17D Don Dozard / Bartonville, IL 0 0 0 1 11 977
105 99 Randy Cusack / Laura, IL 0 0 0 1 11 977
107 86 Donnie Lehman / Springfield, IL 0 0 0 1 10 978
107 R19 Randy Donaldson / Decatur, IL 0 0 0 1 10 978
107 J01 Kerry Jiles / Farmer City, IL 0 0 0 1 10 978
107 15c Don Cox / Glasford, IL 0 0 0 1 10 978
107 1 Dave Weekly / ?, IL 0 0 0 1 10 978
107 93 Larry Cunningham / Danville, IL 0 0 0 1 10 978
107 74J Danny Wilson / DeWitt, IL 0 0 0 1 10 978
107 08 Jeremy Nichols / Decatur, IL 0 0 0 1 10 978
107 7 Charles Crego / Pontiac, IL 0 0 0 1 10 978
107 33H Neil Huffman / Midland City, IL 0 0 0 1 10 978
107 99 Marvin C. Burton / Georgetown, IL 0 0 0 1 10 978
107 29 Matt Barker / Cooksville, IL 0 0 0 1 10 978
107 00 Shawn Bohm / Decatur, IL 0 0 0 1 10 978
107 31 Shawn Weath / Lincoln, IL 0 0 0 1 10 978
107 32P Nick Daniels / Mattoon, IL 0 0 0 1 10 978
107 08 Brian Dasonbrock / -, IL 0 0 0 1 10 978
107 D99 Eric Dunn / Fairbury, IL 0 0 0 1 10 978
107 21M Tom Duncan / Peoria, IL 0 0 0 1 10 978
107 7DT Doug Taylor / Oakland, IL 0 0 0 1 10 978
107 79D John DeMoss / Bloomington, IL 0 0 0 1 10 978
107 2S Gary Swim / Urbana, IL 0 0 0 1 10 978
107 66 Micky Blankenship / ., IL 0 0 0 1 10 978
107 4S Justin Smith / Peoria, IL 0 0 0 1 10 978
107 21Z Zac Geist / Sherman, IL 0 0 0 1 10 978
131 130 Chad Osterhoft / Kankakee, IL 0 0 0 1 1 987


 

Position Car Number Driver / Hometown Feature Poles Heat Wins Feature Wins Nights Raced Total Points Deficit
1 10 Rod Sandage / Bloomington, IL 0 7 3 13 685 0
2 22 Darrell Dick / Mansfield, IL 0 4 3 13 590 95
3 B21 Billy Nail / Decatur, IL 0 5 2 13 538 147
4 15 Jay Smithson / Ellsworth, IL 0 4 2 13 530 155
5 43 James Felker, Jr. / Bloomington, IL 0 3 2 12 529 156
6 16 Nick Macklin / Argenta, IL 0 4 0 13 438 247
7 6 Kent Collins / Morton, IL 0 3 0 13 402 283
8 38 Gary Barnes / Pontiac, IL 0 0 0 13 377 308
9 E Ernest Dodd / Dewitt, IL 0 0 0 13 328 357
10 23 Jeff Chandler / Springfield, IL 0 0 0 10 260 425
11 19 Scott Thrasher / Urbana, IL 0 0 0 13 238 447
12 20 Paul Graf / Shirley, IL 0 0 0 11 236 449
13 P43 Richard Peddycoart / Monticello, IL 0 0 0 10 199 486
14 44 Ed Bright / Bloomington, IL 0 0 0 10 175 510
15 H6 Ben Hulse / Flanagan, IL 0 0 0 8 161 524
16 5D Rick Hailey / ., IL 0 0 0 6 159 526
17 78 Shawn Diggs / Holder, IL 0 0 0 8 153 532
18 48 Daryl Halcomb / Gibson City, IL 0 0 0 9 149 536
18 57 Michael Wileaver / Monticello, IL 0 0 0 9 149 536
18 9 Mike Pickering / Decatur, IL 0 2 0 5 149 536
21 18 Shane Tomlin / New Berlin, IL 0 0 1 6 139 546
22 37 Buster Barr / Decatur, IL 0 0 0 5 123 562
23 27 Greg Kimmons / Pleasant Plains, IL 0 0 0 3 103 582
24 Mr.B3 Curtis Hobbs / Farmer City, IL 0 0 0 9 99 586
25 39 Wade Logue / Goodfield, IL 0 0 0 5 98 587
26 54 Jim Harter / Buffalo, IL 0 0 0 3 94 591
27 11G Gary Clark / Springfield, IL 0 0 0 2 87 598
28 82nd Mike White / Deland, IL 0 0 0 5 82 603
29 64 Mike Bandy / Thomasboro, IL 0 0 0 3 79 606
30 98 Shawn Vaughn / Laomi, IL 0 0 0 5 76 609
30 6 Scott Wallace / Peoria, IL 0 0 0 5 76 609
32 88 Alan Stipt / Gibson City, IL 0 0 0 5 72 613
33 42 Wes O'Dell / Springfield, IL 0 0 0 3 61 624
34 7D Terry Worth / Lexington, IL 0 0 0 2 56 629
35 3w Bill Wilhour / Taylorville, IL 0 0 0 2 55 630
36 07 Phil Moreland, Sr. / Assumption, IL 0 0 0 2 53 632
37 86B David R Banks / Athens, IL 0 0 0 3 50 635
38 88 Tracy Peveler / Decatur, IL 0 0 0 1 45 640
39 H1 Loren Haberkorn / Chatsworth, IL 0 0 0 1 42 643
40 24 Tom Turnbull / ?, IL 0 0 0 3 39 646
41 93c Brian Cline / Heyworth, IL 0 0 0 2 29 656
41 24 Kevin Steele / Springfield, IL 0 0 0 2 29 656
43 66 Greg Scribner / Bethany, IL 0 0 0 2 28 657
44 16 Jeff Moe / Springfield, IL 0 0 0 1 25 660
45 X Dave Smith / Monticello, IL 0 1 0 1 22 663
46 4 Don Hufford / ?, IL 0 0 0 1 19 666
46 01 Jeremy Nichols / Decatur, IL 0 0 0 1 19 666
48 7B Dan Colt / Bloomington, IL 0 0 0 1 18 667
48 9 Terry Miller / Lincoln, IL 0 0 0 1 18 667
48 75 Chris Eden / Long Point, IL 0 0 0 1 18 667
48 13 Jim McGlothlin / Pawnee, IL 0 0 0 1 18 667
52 22 Chris Dick / Deland, IL 0 0 0 1 10 675
52 420 Scott Malone / Dewitt, IL 0 0 0 1 10 675
52 20 Robert Reynolds / Urbana, IL 0 0 0 1 10 675
Position Car Number Driver / Hometown Feature Poles Heat Wins Feature Wins Nights Raced Total Points Deficit
1 91 Brett Lessen / Clinton, IL 0 4 4 15 744 0
2 82 Jim Quinn / Le Roy, IL 0 10 3 15 687 57
3 31 Steve Ewing / Decatur, IL 0 6 3 15 668 76
4 93c Chris Dick / Deland, IL 0 3 2 14 564 180
5 30 Blake Shelly / Oakley, IL 0 4 0 15 542 202
6 9 Terry Miller / Lincoln, IL 0 2 1 15 516 228
7 0 Chris Tackett / Bloomington, IL 0 1 0 15 411 333
8 90 Ken Sublon / Fisher, IL 0 2 0 13 361 383
9 27 Eric M Hail / LeRoy, IL 0 3 0 9 340 404
10 25 Scott Peifer / Towanda, IL 0 1 0 14 336 408
11 3D Lenny Summar / Bement, IL 0 1 0 15 330 414
12 10m Darrell K Miller / Maroa, IL 0 1 0 13 303 441
13 27H Jim Howard / LeRoy, IL 0 1 0 11 273 471
14 77 Dan Schoufler / Farmer City, IL 0 0 0 14 247 497
15 27 Jimmy Smith / ., IL 0 0 0 9 239 505
16 88F David Fair / -, IL 0 0 0 11 232 512
17 8J Lance Johnson / Clinton, IL 0 0 0 12 223 521
18 10 Randy Ewing / Decatur, IL 0 1 0 9 219 525
19 22 Billy Russell / El Paso, IL 0 0 0 11 218 526
20 75 Casey Hardesty / Farmer City, IL 0 1 0 9 190 554
21 112 Scott Williams / Colfax, IL 0 1 0 8 182 562
22 17 Scott Broadfield / Bloomington, IL 0 0 0 11 174 570
23 4 Keith Jiles / Farmer City, IL 0 0 0 7 163 581
24 1 Dave Crawley Jr. / Decatur, IL 0 1 1 4 129 615
25 10 Jeremy Nichols / Decatur, IL 0 1 0 4 126 618
26 17 Jamie Suddarth / Decatur, IL 0 0 0 6 119 625
27 18 Travis Johnson / Ashland, IL 0 0 1 2 107 637
28 00 Greg Brewer / Bement, IL 0 0 0 6 96 648
29 7 David Peddycoart / Mahomet, IL 0 0 0 6 94 650
29 57 David Reeser / Farmer City, IL 0 0 0 6 94 650
31 DC30 Doug McKenrick / Bellevue, IL 0 0 0 2 84 660
32 39 Casey Misch / Downs, IL 0 0 0 7 78 666
33 38 Keith Hendrickson / ?, IL 0 0 0 3 77 667
34 71 Darrell Lehigh / Mahomet, IL 0 0 0 5 74 670
35 28 Milo Ziemer / Decatur, IL 0 0 0 5 67 677
36 8 David Awe / Lincoln, IL 0 0 0 2 63 681
37 4D Cody Wickline / Decatur, IL 0 0 0 3 56 688
37 420 Scott Malone / Dewitt, IL 0 0 0 4 56 688
37 20 Robert Reynolds / Urbana, IL 0 0 0 4 56 688
40 F45 Jeramie Fowler / Decatur, IL 0 0 0 2 52 692
41 38 Joe Wooten / ?, IL 0 0 0 2 47 697
42 22 Bob Scroggins / -, IL 0 0 0 3 46 698
43 P22 Kevin Pagil / Mansfield, IL 0 0 0 3 39 705
44 94 J.J. Golladay / Decatur, IL 0 0 0 2 38 706
44 7 Ryan Retter / Colfax, IL 0 0 0 3 38 706
46 13 Ryan Blankenship / Decatur, IL 0 0 0 1 33 711
47 20L Chris Thomas / Fisher, IL 0 0 0 3 30 714
48 11 ? Reed / ?, IL 0 0 0 1 28 716
49 V8 Jim Farley / Springfield, IL 0 0 0 1 26 718
50 98 Jeremy Billington / Lincoln, IL 0 0 0 2 23 721
51 12 Randy Myers / Springfield, IL 0 0 0 1 21 723
51 3B Kevin Bielert / Philo, IL 0 0 0 3 21 723
53 22F Mike Foster / ., IL 0 0 0 2 20 724
54 96 Damon Suddartn / Decatur, IL 0 0 0 1 19 725
54 29 Shane Maple / Decatur, IL 0 0 0 1 19 725
54 7 Larry Russell, Jr. / Decatur, IL 0 0 0 1 19 725
57 3B Kevin Bielert / Philo, IL 0 0 0 1 18 726
57 80 Randy Dawson / Bloomington, IL 0 0 0 1 18 726
59 20 Dustin Ingram / Beason, IL 0 0 0 1 10 734
59 96 Doug Hobbs / Emden, IL 0 0 0 1 10 734
59 18 Joe Smith / Decatur, IL 0 0 0 1 10 734
59 H1 Dave Eckel / Lovington, IL 0 0 0 1 10 734
59 31 Dave Crawley, Jr. / Decatur, IL 0 0 0 1 10 734
59 03 Mike Radinsky / Decatur, IL 0 0 0 1 10 734
59 81 Kurt Smith / Glenarm, IL 0 0 0 1 10 734
59 11 Steve Dimmick / ., IL 0 0 0 1 10 734
59 76 Brad A. Leonard / Lincoln, IL 0 0 0 1 10 734
59 8 Terry Davis / Decatur, IL 0 0 0 1 10 734
59 420 Al Crawley / Decatur, IL 0 0 0 1 10 734
59 7 Rick Scott / Decatur, IL 0 0 0 1 10 734
59 8 Troy Dodsen / Decatur, IL 0 0 0 1 10 734
72 57R Tom Reich / Springfield, IL 0 0 0 1 0 744


 

September 25, 2004
The season ending races were held Saturday night at Farmer City Raceway under the banner of NALMS series with $8,000 to win. Friday night's winner Dennis Erb was also Saturday night's winner. This was also the season finale for the NALMS series.
The night started out with 2004 Champion Roger Long turning in fast time of the 31 drivers at 13.212 seconds. Heat races went to Kevin Weaver over Jason Fegers, Wes Steidinger over Eric Smith, Dennis Erb Jr over Billy Drake and Steve Hillard over Richie Hedrick. The semi feature went to Joe Harlan over Don O'Neal. Rohn Moon and Roger Long were given the two provisionals.
Kevin Weaver took off in the lead at the start of the 50 lap feature, with Wes Steidinger in tow, Steidinger at times pulling alongside Weaver. Finally, Steidinger took the lead while in traffic on lap 28, only to lose it back one lap later to Weaver. Billy Drake and Dennis Erb were putting on their own show for third, when all of a sudden on lap 36, Erb just blasted past Drake, drove around Steidinger for second, and two laps later blew past Weaver for the lead and never looked back. There were two laps to go when Steidinger, who was still in the top five, retired for the race, setting up a mad two lap dash for the finish. Erb managed to hold off Weaver for the win, with Drake third, Steve Hillard in fourth, and Don O'Neal in fifth.
final unofficial finish:
28 Dennis Erb, Jr
B12 Kevin Weaver
9 Billy Drake
34 Steve Hillard
71 Don O'Neal (started 18th)
0 Richie Hedrick
9 Eric Smith
Z Joe Harlan
3s Brian Shirley (2004 NALMS Champion)
45 Gary May
25 Jason Fegers
49 laps
S10 Jr Shickel
27G RJ Gall
56 Rohn Moon
45 Don Hammer
10 Kerby Damery
DNF
1 Wes Steidinger
36 Roger Long (2004 track champion)
K9 Mike Glynn
22 Chris Dick
1c Duane Chamberlain
4 Mike Mullvain

In the street stock division, Brett Lessen celebrated his birthday and his track championship by winning the feature in a hard fought battle over Scott Piper, Robert Reynolds and Hot Rod Bicknell.
The modified dash went to Randy Huffman, with the heats going to Rocky Griffin, Randy Huffman and Marty Hiser. Hiser also won the feature with Randy Huffman by his side, followed closely by Scott Bull, Al Crawley and Kyle Byerline.

from Ryan Offermann
Unofficial
31 Take Time
36 Roger Long set fast time: 13.212

Heat 1 - 10 Laps - Top 4 Advance
1. B12 Kevin Weaver
2. 25 Jason Fegers
3. 4 Mike Mullvain
4. 27G RJ Gall
5. c4 Jason Cleaver
6. F15 Jeremy Conaway
7. 61JR Bruce White
8. 36 Roger Long

Heat 2 - 10 Laps - Top 4 Advance
1. 1 Wes Steidinger
2. 9 Eric Smith
3. 45 Gary May
4. 45 Don Hammer
5. 22 Chris Dick
6. 56 Rohn Moon
7. 37 Rod Sandage
8. z28 Rich Harlan

Heat 3 - 10 Laps - Top 4 Advance
1. 28 Dennis Erb Jr.
2. 9 Billy Drake
3. 3s Brian Shirley
4. 10 Kerby Damery
5. Z Joe Harlan
6. S10 Junior Shickel
7. 87 Scott DuVall
8. 71 Don Oneal(blew left rear tire)

Heat 4 - 10 Laps - Top 4 Advance
1. 34 Steve Hillard
2. 0 Richie Hedrick
3. 1c Duane Chamberlain
4. K9 Mike Glynn
5. B7 Butch Smith
6. 1w Donny Walden

Consy - 12 - Top 4 Advance
1. Z Joe Harlan
2. 71 Don O'Neal
3. 22 Chris Dick
4. S10 Junior Shickel
5. 36 Roger Long
6. B7 Butch Smith
7. 37 Rod Sandage
8. 56 Rohn Moon
9. 1w Donny Walden
10. z28 Rich Harlan
11. c4 Jason Cleaver
12. F15 Jeremy Conaway
13. 87 Scott DuVall
14. 61JR Bruce White

Feature
Finish (Start) # Driver
1. (3) 28 Dennis Erb Jr.
2. (2) B12 Kevin Weaver
3. (7) 9 Billy Drake
4. (4) 34 Steve Hillard
5. (18) 71 Don Oneal
6. (8) 0 Richie Hedrick
7. (6) 9 Eric Smith
8. (17) Z Joe Harlan
9. (12) 3s Brian Shirley
10. (10) 45 Gary May
11. (5) 25 Jason Feger
12. (13) 27G RJ Gall
13. (19) S10 Junior Shickel
14. (14) 45 Don Hammer
15. (21) 56 Rohn Moon
16. (15) 10 Kerby Damery
17. (1) 1 Wes Steidinger
18. (22) 36 Roger Long
19. (16) K9 Mike Glynn
20. (19) 22 Chris D ick
21. (9) 4 Mike Mullvain
22. (12) 1c Duane Chamberlain

September 24, 2004

The Northern All Stars series came to Farmer City with a $2000 to win special on Friday night,
and $8000 to win season finale for Saturday night. Friday night's show saw Gary May turn in

the fastest time overall of the 36 late models on hand at 13.198 seconds around the quarter
mile track. The dash went to Don O'Neal over Gary May, Joe Harlan and Smith. The 20 lap,
$500 to win late model shootout for the year's dash winners went to the 2004 NALMS champion
Brian Shirley, who ran away from the field until a late caution allowed Dennis Erb Jr, Ryan
Dauber, Jr Shickel and Don Hammer to close up the field. That is also how they finished.
Heat races went to Brian Shirley over Don O'Neal, Ryan Dauber over Dennis Erb Jr, Billy Drake
over Steve Hillard, who gets my vote for the great move of the night, as Hillard was in fifth place
at the white flag, passing Duane Chamberlain, Eric Smith and Wes Steindinger all on the last
corner. The fourth heat went to Kevin Weaver over Jason Fegers. Semi features went to
Joe Harlan over Gary May, and Wes Steidinger over Rohn Moon.

The 30 lap feature started out with Brian Shirley jumping out in the lead while Billy Drake and
Kevin Weaver battled side by side for the first 17 laps, until Weaver finally got the momentum,
and moved around both Drake and Shirley for the lead, which he held until lap 24 when Dennis
Erb Jr swept by and took the lead for the final six laps.

unofficial finish:
28 Dennis Erb Jr
B12 Kevin Weaver
9 Billy Drake
3s Brian Shirley
71 Don O'Neal
25 Jason Fegers
64 Ryan Dauber
34 Steve Hillard
1 Wes Steidinger
0 Richie Hedrick
Z Joe Harlan
9 Eric Smith
7M Michael Bradley
1 Duane Chamberlain
The Sportsman feature went to Jim Felker Jr over Terry Worth, Jeb Friedman and Darrell Dick.
The Jeff Leka class was won for the 15th time this season by.... Jeff Leka, over Kelly Kovski,
Marty Hiser, Scott Bull, Randy Huffman, Matt Goulden and Roben Huffman.

The rained out UMP Summernational Race, (no points) was held Friday September 17, 2004....$10,000 to win
Farmer City Raceway (IL)
September 17, 2004

Farmer City Raceway held the makeup race from the UMP Summernationals rainout on Friday night.
This time without the points, but with all the action anyone could ask for. Fifty seven late models from
seven states drew for time trials, with the current track champion Roger Long drawing the first spot, and
turning in the fastest time of the night at 12.758.
The dash was won by Long over Shannon Babb, Billy Moyer, Brian Shirley, Rodney Melvin and
Don O'Neal. The top three from each of five heats advanced to the feature
event. The first heat went to Kevin Weaver at the checkers just nipping Jr Shickel and Steve Sheppard
Jr in third. Second heat was another close heat with John Gill winning out over Eric Smith and Randy
Korte. Heat number three was a runaway with Matt Miller winning over Jeep VanWormer and Rohn
Moon. Heat number four was an uneventful race with Matt Taylor winning over Corey Turner and Bret
Sievert. The fifth and final heat was worth the price of admission alone, after a race long battle, Billy
Drake won by inches over Donnie Moran and Don Hammer. The final three spots went to the winners
of the semi features, which were Chris Dick, Richie Hedrick and Jason Fegers.
With sixteen of the twenty four starters having previously won on this track, the forty lap, $10,000
to win feature proved to be a contest of a lot of experience. The race went green to checkers without
incident. Shannon Babb jumped to the lead at the start and set a blistering pace with Moyer holding
down the second spot the first half. By lap 23, O'Neal finally got around Moyer and set sail for Babb,
who was caught up in heavy traffic. Lap after lap, O'Neal tried to pass Babb, and got it done as the
white flag was displayed, but Babb ended up getting back around to beat O'Neal to the checkers and
the $10,000 check waiting for him in victory lane.
final unofficial rundown:
18 Shannon Babb
71 Don O'Neal
21 Billy Moyer
3s Brian Shirley
9 Billy Drake
36 Roger Long
B12 Kevin Weaver
3L Matt Taylor
7 Matt Miller
55 Jeep VanWormer
0 Richie Hedrick
27 Rodney Melvin
9 Eric Smith
39 laps
25 Jason Fegers
5s Steve Sheppard, Jr
5 Bret Sievert
22 Chris Dick
56 Rohn Moon

In the Sportsman class, Jeb Friedman just barely held off Jay Smithson for the feature win.
Jeff Leka once again won the Jeff Leka class.(modifieds)
thanks to Ryan Offermann for the following:
56 Late Models Take Time--57 present
36 Roger Long set fast time: 12.758(1st car out to
qualify)

Dash
1. 36 Roger Long
2. 18 Shannon Babb
3. 21 Billy Moyer
4. 3s Brian Shirley
5. 27 Rodney Melvin
6. 71 Don Oneal
7. S10 Jr. Shickel
8. 9 Eric Smith
9. 83 Scott James

Heat 1
1. B12 Kevin Weaver
2. S10 Jr. Shickel
3. 5s Steve Sheppard Jr.
4. B7 Butch Smith
5. 12 Allen Thomas
6. 4 Mike Mullvain
7. 25 Steve Lance Jr.
8. 3 Paul Thoennes
9. 45 Gary May
10. 20 Ed Barth
11. 4 Greg Johnson
12. 94 ??

Heat 2
1. 75 John Gill
2. 9 Eric Smith
3. 00 Randy Korte
4. 0 Richie Hedrick
5. 22 Chris Dick
6. 1 Wes Steidinger
7. 7 Jay Sparks
8. 10 Kerby Damery
9. 5x Ed Bauman
10. 51 Virgil Bilbrey

Heat 3
1. 7 Matt Miller
2. 55 Jeep VanWormer
3. 56 Rohn Moon
4. F15 Kyle Logue
5. T33 Tim O'Donnel
6. Z Joe Harlan
7. 37 Ron Sandage
8. Z28 Rich Harlan
9. 7p John Provenzano

Heat 4
1. 3L Matt Taylor
2. 17 Corey Turner
3. 5 Bret Sievert
4. w18 Mark Weisnicht
5. 25 Jason Feger
6. 34 Steve Hillard
7. 1w Donnie Walden
8. 82 Roger Brickler
9. 61JR Bruce White

Heat 5
1. 9 Billy Drake
2. 99 Donnie Moran
3. 45 Don Hammer
4. c9 Steve Casebolt Jr.
5. 27G RJ Gall
6. 22 Cory Rolfe
7. c4 Jason Clever
8. 8 Reece O'Connor

Consy 1
1. 22 Chris Dick
2. 7p John Provenzano
3. Z Joe Harlan
4. w18 Mark Weisnicht
5. 1w Donnie Walden
6. 27G RJ Gall
7. 8 Reece O'Connor
8. 25 Steve Lance Jr.
9. 10 Kerby Damery
10. 51 Virgil Bilbrey
11. B7 Butch Smith

Consy 2
1. 0 Richie Hedrick
2. c9 Steve Casebolt Jr.
3. 4 Mike Mullvain
4. 34 Steve Hillard
5. T33 Tim O'Donnel
6. 45 Gary May
7. Z28 Rich Harlan
8. 20 Ed Barth
9. c4Jason Clever
10. 61JR Bruce White
11. 7 Jay Sparks

Consy 3
1. 25 Jason Feger
2. 1 Wes Steidinger
3. F15 Kyle Logue
4. 37 Ron Sandage
5. 82 Roger Brickler
6. 22 Cory Rolfe
7. 12 Allen Thomas
8. 3 Paul Thoennes
9. 5x Ed Bauman
10. 94 ??

Feature
1. 18 Shannon Babb
2. 71 Don Oneal
3. 21 Billy Moyer
4. 3s Brian Shirley
5. 9 Billy Drake
6. 36 Roger Long
7. B12 Kevin Weaver
8. 3L Matt Taylor
9. 7 Matt Miller
10. 55 Jeep VanWormer
11. 0 Richie Hedrick
12. 27 Rodney Melvin
13. 9 Eric Smith(Last Car On Lead Lap)
14. 00 Randy Korte -1 lap
15. 25 Jason Feger -1 lap
16. 5s Steve Sheppard Jr. -1 lap
17. 5 Bret Sievert -1 lap
18. 22 Chris Dick -1 lap
19. 56 Rohn Moon -1 lap
20. S10 Jr. Shickel -1 lap
21. 45 Don Hammer DNF
22. 99 Donnie Moran DNF
23. 17 Corey Turner DNF
24. 75 John Gill DNF

August 20, 2004
midgets, mods, streets and sportsmen....rained out....
regular season has now officially ended


August 13, 2004

Friday the 13th brought the Northern All Stars Late Model Series to town, and the racing was terrific. On a cool August night with fans in flannel and thermals, Brian Shirley won the $2000 first place prize, ending the track's regular season the same way he started it....with checkered flag in hand.

Thirty Six late models came to town, with Jason Fegers turning in the fastest time. Heat wins went to Kevin Weaver over Brian Shirley, Joe Ross Jr over Don Hammer, Eric Smith over Kyle Logue and Dennis Erb Jr over Frank Shickel Jr. Semi features went to Rohn Moon and Tim O'Donnell. Erb and Weaver started on the front row of the 30 lap feature.

Erb led the first 13 laps, got caught up in traffic, and Brian Shirley got around him and survived a couple of cautions for the win. It was not without excitement, as the duo swapped the lead several times in traffic over the last few laps.

final rundown:

3s Brian Shirley, 28 Dennis Erb Jr, B12 Kevin Weaver, 25 Jason Fegers, 4 Mike Mullvain, wf0 Kyle Logue, 9 Eric Smith, 56 Rohn Moon, 30 Mike Glasscock, S10 Jr. Shickel, 64 Ryan Dauber, 1 Denny Chamberlain, 22 Chris Dick, 45 Don Hammer, 1w Donnie Walden(29 laps), 15, Joe Ross Jr, T33 Tim O'Donnell

The sportsman feature went to Jay Smithson over Darrell Dick and Nick Macklin.

The modified feature was won by Denny Schwartz over Jeff Leka, Todd Kirkland and Derrick Neville, all within one car length of each other at the checkers.
 

Shirley Grabs Checkers in 3rd Round Of Illinois Speedweek
Jeffrey A. Bayless
 
  Aug 13 (Farmer City, IL)  Farmer City Raceway, a 1/4 mile dirt oval in Farmer City, IL played host to round 3 of the Northern All-star Late Model Series' (NALMS) Illinois Speedweek Friday night with 36 cars on hand for the $2000 to win top prize.  Chatham, IL native Brian Shirley drove his JAYCO Construction, Kim's Autobody, Charlie Parker's Diner, Riding's Plumbing, Lee's Deluxe Cleaning, Gigand & Gigand Jewelry, Skateland South, Canham Graphics, Car Wash City, Capital Machinery, Gebhardt Trailers, Capital Storage sponsored Gary Walters' Engine powered Rayburn to a thrilling victory, his first NALMS feature win of the season.
 
     Jason Feger set the fast time with a lap of 13.128 to get the evening started.  4 heats would transfer 4 drivers each to set the first 16 positions of the 22 car main event.  Heat 1 saw Kevin Weaver grab the victory ahead of Brian Shirley, Duane Chamberlain, and Michael Bradley.  Joe Ross Jr came charging from his 3rd row starting position to win the 2nd heat ahead of Don Hammer, Mike Mullvain, and Mike Glasscock.  Eric Smith would grab the point on the second lap of the 3rd heat and motor away to the win ahead of Kyle Logue, Jason Feger, and Chris Dick.  Dennis Erb Jr would take the checkers in the final heat ahead of Junior Shickel, Ryan Dauber, and Rodney Melvin.  4 more cars would transfer through the concis with Rohn Moon and Donny Walden transferring through the first semi and Tim O'Donnell and Cory Rolfe transferring through the second.  Shawn Negengard and Jammie Wilson would take the final two starting spots with the provisional starting spots for the evening. 
 
     Erb, Weaver, and Ross would hit the first set of turns in the feature 3 wide with Erb grabbing the point in the back stretch with Weaver in the second spot and Smith and Shirley joining Ross in a 3 way battle for third.  When the caution came out on the 6th lap for Rolfe who had spun in turn 4 it was Erb ahead of Weaver, Shirley, Logue, and Ross.  Erb, Weaver, and Shirley would have an intense battle for the next several laps before Shirley would settle into the lead and start driving away from the pack. However, as the laps ticked away heavy lapped traffic would allow Erb to close the 10 car length lead Shirley had built up to make an exciting last few laps. Erb would duck under Shirley on the last lap through the first set of turns but Shirley, with a determined effort, would not relinquish the lead hanging on to win by 1/2 a car at the stripe.  The battle for third was just as intense with Weaver edging a hard charging Feger at the stripe.  Mullvain, Logue, Smith, Moon, Glasscock, and Shickel rounded out the top 10 finishers. 
 
     Weaver's 3rd place run would put him on top of the Speedweek's point standings with 2 races left.  Shirley used the win to move into second 8 points back with Smith, Erb, Moon, Randy Korte, Logue, Chamberlain, Dauber, and Mullvain rounding out the top 10 in the standings.
 
     Contingency Awards for the evening went to Jason Feger with the Petersen Aluminum/Bulzilla Graphics Fast Qualifier Award, Kevin Weaver with Scott Performance Heat Race Winner Award, Tim Stemler with the FS Fuel Consi Runner Up Award, Dennis Erb with the Dyer Rods Feature pole Sitter Award, Brian Shirley with the KMotion Feature Winner Award, Rohn Moon with the PPM Hard Charger Award, and Shawn Negengard with the Wick Oil/Sunoco Fuel Hard Luck Driver Award.
 
     Illinois Speedweek is sponsored by Hoosier Tire Midwest and Tatman's Towing and will travel to Fairbury American Legion Speedway in Fairbury, IL for round 4 of the 5 round series on Saturday Evening.
 
RESULTS
36 cars
Fast Time:  Jason Feger 13.128
 
Heat 1
1.  B12 Weaver
2.  3S Shirley
3.  1 Chamberlain
4.  7M Bradley
5.  1x1 Conley
 
Heat 2
1.  15 Ross
2.  45 Hammer
3.  4 Mullvain
4.  30 Glasscock
5.  56 Moon
 
Heat 3
1.  9 Smith
2.  WFO Logue
3.  25 Feger
4.  22 Dick
 
Heat 4
1.  28 Erb
2.  S10 Shickel
3.  64 Dauber
4.  27 Melvin
5.  T33 O'Donnell
 
Conci 1
1.  56 Moon
2.  1W Walden
3.  16 Negengard
4.  5 Stemler
5.  1x1 Conley
 
Conci 2
1.  T33 O'Donnell
2.  22 Rolfe
3.  01 Davis
4.  61 Wilson
5.  89 Freidman
 
30 lap Feature
1.  3S Brian Shirley (5)
2.  28 Dennis Erb Jr. (1)
3.  B12 Kevin Weaver (2)
4.  25 Jason Feger (11)
5.  4 Mike Mullvain (10)
6.  WFO Kyle Logue (7)
7.  9 Eric Smith (4)
8.  56 Rohn Moon (17)
9.  30 Mike Glasscock (14)
10.  S10 Junior Shickel (8)
11.  64 Ryan Dauber (12)
12.  1 Duane Chamberlain (9)
13.  22 Chris Dick (15)
14.  45 Don Hammer (6)
15.  1W Donny Walden (19) -1 lap
16.  15 Joe Ross Jr. (3)
17.  T33 Tim O'Donnell (18)
18.  7M Michael Bradley (13) DNF
19.  61 Jammie Wilson (22)
20.  22 Cory Rolfe (20)
21.  27 Rodney Melvin (16)
22.  16 Shaen Negengard (21)
 
Illinois Speedweek Point Standings Through 3 of 5 rounds
1.  Kevin Weaver 75
2.  Brian Shirley 67
3.  Eric Smith 62
4.  Dennis Erb Jr. 60
5.  Rohn Moon 54
6.  Randy Korte 51
7.  Kyle Logue 45
8t  Duane Chamberlain 40
8t  Ryan Dauber 40
10.  Mike Mullvain 36
11.  Junior Shickel 32
12.  Jason Feger 31
13.  Rodney Melvin 27
14.  Shawn Negengard 24
15t  Roger Long 21
15t  Bryan Collins 21
17.  Randy Dixon 18
18.  Bobby Allen 17
19t  Wes Steidinger 16
19t  Mike Glasscock 16
21.  Danny Haynes 15
22t  Mike Kloos 14
22t  Ken Rumble 14
22t  Jamie Wilson 14
25.  Don Hammer 13

Friday August 6, 2004

The story of 2004 has been the youngsters leading and winning the features. Add in the few races won by veterans Shannon Babb and Roger Long and the season is almost complete. Friday night, veteran Frank Shickel, Jr turned in fast time of the 23 late models on hand. The feature started out with Mike Mullvain leading the start, surviving several yellows, youngster Kyle Logue overtook Mullvain for the lead. By lap 16, Shickel had powered his way from his sixth place starting spot into the lead, and never looked back. Logue pressured Shickel the rest of the way to the checkered flag.

final rundown:

S10 Frank Shickel Jr
wf0 Kyle Logue
64 Ryan Dauber
27G RJ Gall
T33 Tim O'Donnell (from 13th)
12 Allen Thomas (from 15th)
22 Corey Rolfe
66 Ryan Unzicker
89 Darin Friedman
36 Roger Long (from 2nd)
4 Mike Mullvain
1w Donnie Walden
20 Ed Barth

The dash went to Roger Long over Mike Mullvain. Heats went to Ryan Unzicker over Cody Bauman, Don Hammer over Tim O'Donnell and Kyle Logue over Mike Mullvain. The semi feature went to Allen Thomas over a hard charging Ryan Unzicker.
The modified feature went to Denny Schwartz, holding off Tim O'Donnell.

Tuesday August 3, 2004
 

Tuesday night was NASCAR night at Farmer City Raceway, with stars Kenny Schrader and Kenny Wallace on hand. Many time track champion Roger Long turned in fast time of the 27 qualifiers at 12.812, just edging out Schrader. The dash went to Justin Allgaier over Joe Harlan, Jr Shickel, Kyle Logue, and Long. Heat wins went to Ryan Unzicker over Ed Dixon and Cody Bauman. The second heat ended in a three wide finish with Steve Sheppard Jr winning over Mike Glasscock and Joe Ross Jr. The third heat went to Kevin Weaver over Eric Smith and Justin Allgaier. The semi feature also was a three wide finish with Chris Dick winning over Ed Dixon and Donnie Walden.
The feature event went to Ken Schrader, who officially led every lap. Schrader had his hands full the whole 25 laps holding off Kyle Logue, as Logue challenged, and slid ahead several times running a different groove. Schrader had committed to the low groove, outlasted several yellow flags, and stuck with the low groove for the win. The last few laps got exciting as Kevin Weaver came on strong passing Logue for second.

final rundown:

99 Kenny Schrader
B12 Kevin Weaver
0 Kyle Logue
17 Corey Turner
3s Brian Shirley
S10 Frank Shickel Jr
1A Justin Allgaier
9 Eric Smith
30 Mike Glasscock
61 Jammie Wilson
1w Donnie Walden

The sportsman feature saw Jimmy Felker Jr leading the last foot or so to take the checkers away from Billy Nail, who led the first 19 laps. Finishing behind the duo were Mike Pickering and Rod Sandage.

The modified heat races got exciting as one local driver did a bit of 'rubbin against a NASCAR star in the form of Kenny Wallace, driving one of Jeff Leka's cars. The same driver then rubbed another local driver several times, and got himself spun in the process, of course getting his spot back, due to rough driving by the other guy.
The feature went to Jeff Leka, who has already claimed another track championship.

July 30, 2004
Rain

July 23, 2004
NO LATE MODELS.....UMP Challenge of Champions Cancelled
all other classes will be racing....Sportsmen, Street Stocks, Modifieds, Hornets
UMP Challenge of Champions moved to Vermilion County along with NALMS show
Jeff Leka won his 11th feature in modifieds
Kyle Taylor won his 3rd feature in hornets

July 16, 2004

Eric Smith started out the night with fast time of the thirty late models on hand. The dash was won by Don Hammer over Brian Shirley. Heats went to Chris Dick over Bruce White, Mike Glynn over Matt Beadles, and Jr Shickel over Matt Taylor. The semi feature went to Mike Glasscock over Darin Friedman. Feature time had a sure-bet with Roger Long on the outside front row. But it was not meant to be, as polesitter Eric Smith charged into the lead at the drop of the green and was never headed. There was a great race going on behind him as Don Hammer, Brian Shirley and Roger Long put on a great show for the fans for 25 laps of non stop green flag racing. At the end, it was Smith, Shirley, Long, Matt Taylor, and Hammer rounding out the top five.

final rundown

9 Eric Smith, 3s Brian Shirley, 36 Roger Long, 3L Matt Taylor, 45 Don Hammer, 30 Mike Glasscock, 1w Billy Drake
25 Jason Fegers, 4 Mike Mullvain, 64 Ryan Dauber, S10 Jr Shickel, 7 Jay Sparks, 31 Flip Shickel

modified feature....Jeff Leka
sportsman feature....Darrell Dick
street stock feature....Travis Johnson

July 9, 2004

UMP Summernationals $10,000 to win for the late models
Rain with 50 cars in the pits....
makeup date to be Friday September 17....

July 2, 2004
Rain

June 25, 2004

Roger Long used his patented high groove once again to win the feature event at Farmer City Raceway. At the start, polesitter Mark Anderson blasted out in front, with Long overtaking him on the backstretch on the first lap. Long never looked back, sad because he would have seen some great racing. And he would have seen Jason Fegers break loose from a five way battle for second to run down Long and pull alongside him on lap 17 in heavy traffic. As the two worked passed the lapped cars, Long spun and Fegers retired for the evening. Long was then put back to the front. The next four cars all held second place at one point ofr another, sometimes all at once, as the action went from the very inside of the track all the way to the wall in turns 3 and 4. Finishing behind Long was a fast closing Eric Smith, Jr Shickel, Ryan Dauber and Don Hammer. Fast time went to Don Hammer with the dash being won by Long over Smith and Hammer. Heats went to Ed Barth, Donnie Walden and Jammie Wilson. Matt Taylor won the semi feature over Flip Shickel.
finish:

Long

Eric Smith

Jr Shickel

Ryan Dauber

Don Hammer

Kyle Logue

Mark Anderson

Mike Mullvain

Jammie Wilson

Donnie Walden

Flip Shickel

The rough and rowdy sportsman division saw Rod Sandage winning the feature. Darrell Dick and Sandage had put on a great show, and as they got into lapping cars, Shane Tomlin was sitting at the end of the frontstretch. Dick was leading at the time, and the #88 car of Allen Stipp got sideways in front of Dick, who then drilled the car of Stipp's directly into Shane Tomlin's car, a very hard hit, with Stipp doing a complete flip straight up in the air and coming down on the roof. All drivers walked away unhurt. Also unhurt from his rollover in his heat race was Jay Smithson, who got caught between two cars going sideways coming off turn four, and Smithson went over one and a half times.
Jeff Leka once again won the modified class.

June 18, 2004

Dennis Erb, Jr came to Farmer City Friday night ready to win. And win he did. With 30 qualifiers on hand, Roger Long set fast time. Erb won the dash over Brian Shirley and RJ Gall. The first heat went to Guy Taylor over Ryan Unzicker, the second heat to Jammie Wilson over Donnie Walden, then the third heat came out. Richie Hedrick took off in the lead, with Erb chasing him. Hedrick led until the white flag lap, then the two friends swapped the lead several times on the last lap, with Erb blasting past Hedrick at the checkers. Kyle Logue won the semi feature over Donnie Walden. In the feature Brian Shirley used his pole position to leave everyone else behind. But by lap 8, Erb had run down and passed him, never to look back enroute to the checkered flag. Brian Shirley, RJ Gall, Roger Long and Richie Hedrick rounded out the top five.

finish:
Dennis Erb, Jr
Brian Shirley
RJ Gall
Roger Long
Richie Hedrick
Ryan Dauber
Mike Mullvain
Mike Glasscock
Chris Dick
Jim Laws
Donnie Walden
Jammie Wilson
Darin Friedman
Modifieds....Jeff Leka won over Matt Goulden, Kyle Byerline, Marty Hiser, Rocky Griffin, Brian Lynn and Wes O'Dell.

Sportsman....Billy Nail had a clean sweep with the dash win, heat win and feature win.

June 11, 2004

Ryan Dauber became the latest driver to win his first Farmer City feature in 2004, joining several others. Eric Smith pulled out to an early lead, and disappeared from the crowd before his car broke on lap 21, handing the lead to Dauber, who held on the final 4 laps for the win. Jr Shickel had fast time, with Don Hammer winning the dash over Mike Mullvain. The first heat went to Donnie Walden over Roger Long. Second heat was won by Kyle Logue over Chris Dick, with the third heat going to Brian Shirley over Jason Fegers. The semi feature went to Roger Brickler over Roger Long.

feature finish:

64 Ryan Dauber

3s Brian Shirley

S10 Jr Shickel

82 Roger Brickler - started 15th

36 Roger Long - started 16th

4 Mike Mullvain

89 Darin Friedman

61 Jammie Wilson

The modified feature went to Jeff Leka over Matt Bachman, Kyle Byerline and Lance Dehm.


June 4, 2004

Farmer City Raceway hosted the first night of the 2nd annual Tri-Track Challenge and forty late models showed up to do battle for the $10,000 first place money. Eric Smith turned in fast time. Roger Long outran Billy Moyer, Justin Allgaier and Eric Smith for the dash win. Heats went to Babb over Kyle Logue, Don O'Neal over Jr Shickel, Jason Fegers over Kevin Weaver and Ryan Dauber over Mike Mullvain. Semi features went to Dan Schlieper over Brian Shirley and Matt Taylor over Richie Hedrick.

The feature event proved to be a wild, tough one, with 15 of the 22 starters having previously won features at the track. Polesitter Randy Korte jumped out to an early lead over outside front row man Eric Smith. By the third lap, Roger Long had taken command and held on until Bill Frye decided he would try his hand at leading at lap eight. It was during this period around lap five, that a yellow came out, and Don O'Neal and Billy Moyer would slide into the infield for tire changes after they both stopped on the track, causing the yellow. O'Neal restarted at the rear, and as the green came back out, Moyer came flying back onto the track in 8th place, virtually skipping past 12 cars. By lap 20, Babb had started to challenge Frye for the lead, and the two of them swapped spots several times before Babb finally took control at lap 29 of the 40 lapper. Babb held on for the win, with Frye second, Long third with Moyer right behind. Eric Smith was then fourth, then Brian Shirley, Justin Allgaier, Jason Fegers, Kevin Weaver, Dan Schlieper, and Dennis Erb, Jr rounding out the ten lead lap finishers. Moyer and apparently O'Neal eventually would be scored as one lap down, but still officially, Moyer was 'given' three positions, as he finished behind Dauber, Taylor and Logue, all one lap down, but scored ahead of them in the final rundown.

The final finish might officially change as the tapes are reviewed....(see below)

Sportsman feature went to Darrell Dick over Rod Sandage, Billy Nail and Jay Smithson in another barn-burner race.

With the track already completely worn out by the late models, the modifieds feature ended up with the polesitter Marty Hiser winning over Jeff Leka, Tim O'Donnell, Al Crawley and Wes O'Dell. Leka tried numerous times to slide underneath the rim-riding Hiser, but the top was the only way around the track, and Hiser held out for a long overdue checkered flag.
 

Now the 'official' results....
 1. Shannon Babb
 2. Bill Frye
 3. Roger Long
 4. Eric Smith
 5. Brian Shirley
 6. Justin Allgaier
 7. Jason Fegers
 8. Kevin Weaver
 9. Dan Schlieper
10. Dennis Erb
11. Wes Steidinger
12. Billy Moyer
13. Ryan Dauber
14. Matt Taylor
15. Kyle Logue
16. Frank Shickel Jr.
17. Mike Mullvain
18. Don O'Neal
19. Randy Korte
20. Don Hammer
21. Richie Hedrick
22. Duke Whiseant
 

direct from www.trackenterprises.com
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Tri-Track Challenge Gains National Attention
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Posted Tuesday, June 1, 2004 by Shawn:
The annual UMP Late Model Tri-Track Challenge racing weekend has garnered interest from fans and drivers alike.  This huge racing weekend will include three nights of racing at three different tracks with all three events paying $10,000 to the feature winner.

As an extra incentive and excitement the promoters have teamed together and offered a $10,000 bonus/challenge if one driver can win two out of three of the races.  Last years winner of the $10,000 bonus was Shannon Babb of Moweaqua, IL.  Speculation is running high on if any one driver can take the $10,000 challenge two years in a row and how the local hot shoes will do against the traveling super stars.

The events will take place at the Farmer City Raceway on Friday, June 4, I-55 Raceway in Pevely on Saturday, June 5 and at the Vermilion County Speedway in Danville on Sunday, June 6. 

Adult admission at all three tracks will be $20.00 at the front gate children 11 & under are free.  Farmer City Raceway gates will open at 5:00 with Late Model qualifying at 7:00, racing starts at 7:30 p.m.

For more information please call the individual tracks and make your
plans now.  Farmer City Raceway call Track Enterprises at 217-764-3200 Vermilion County at 217-443-6588 and I-55 Speedway at
636-479-3219.  Camping is available at all three tracks.
 

May 28, 2004

Roger Long won the feature Friday night, after swapping the lead with Justin Allgaier several times on lap 9, leading the rest of the way. Allgaier had blasted out into the lead and held off challenges from Brian Shirley and Eric Smith. By lap nine, it was clear that Long was making the high groove work and Allgaier could not keep him from taking the lead. Behind Long and Allgaier, the finish was Brian Shirley, Don Hammer, Eric Smith, semi winner Jay Sparks, Michael Bradley, Matt Taylor, Jason Fegers and Jr Shickel. Fast time went to Mike Mullvain with Brian Shirley winning the dash. Heats went to Jason Unzicker, Rohn Moon, and Michael Bradley.

The sportsman feature was another barn-burner with the checkers going to Darrell Dick over Billy Nail and Jimmy Felker Jr, after the three of them swapped the lead several times.

Modified dash went to Brian Lynn. Heats were won by Gary Cook Jr, Tim O'Donnell, Arby Burton and Brian Lynn. Randy Huffman and Jerry Huffman won the semi features.Tim O'Donnell finally broke Jeff Leka's six race string and left everyone else behind for his first feature win at Farmer City this year.

May 21, 2004

The late model feature finish was so close, the eventual winner just shrugged his shoulders and accepted the win. The fans were obviously in misbelief as the announcer called out the winner. Roger Long started on the pole with Eric Smith on the outside. Smith took the early lead, with Long, Justin Allgaier and Mark Anderson in tow. By the second lap, Allgaier pulled alongside Smith, and one lap later took the lead. Through a few cautions for debris and spinning cars, Allgaier held complete command of the race. Meanwhile, behind him, Anderson, Long, Smith and Mike Mullvain battled it out for second place. Long came on hard, but Smith finally got past him and at the checkered flag, pulled alongside Allgaier far enough to steal the win. Following Smith to the flag was of course Allgaier, then Anderson, Long, Jr Shickel, Matt Taylor Jason Fegers, Donnie Walden, Ryan Dauber and Nick Bauman.
Long had fast time, with Jr Shickel winning the dash over Mullvain and Smith in another exciting race which featured Allgaier taking second on the white flag, then pulling off the backstretch.
Heats were won by Tim O'Donnell over Chris Dick, after Dick led the entire distance and hit the turn four wall at the checkers allowing O'Donnell's first night in a late model at Farmer City to end with a heat race win. Second heat to Steve Sheppard over Roger Brickler, and Kyle Logue over Ryan Dauber. Chris Dick won the semi over Steve Sheppard Jr.
Sportsman dash went to Billy Nail. The feature went to points leader Rod Sandage, after several second place finishes, after a fantastic race with Jimmy Felker Jr, Billy Nail and Jay Smithson.
Street stock dash went to Jim Quinn. Heats went to Steve Ewing, Dave Crawley Jr, and Eric Hale with semi going to Lenny Sommer.
Modified dash went to Brian Lynn. Heats were won by Al Crawley, Tim O'Donnell, Brian Lynn with Derek Neville winning the semi.
The feature was another exciting race, with the only driver to win a feature this year, Jeff Leka, starting tenth. Leka continued his mastery with yet another win, followed by Al Crawley, Brian Lynn, 44, Tim O'Donnell, Randy Huffman and Roben Huffman.

May 18, 2004....Tuesday
NASCAR night with Kenny Schrader and Kenny Wallace
Cancelled due to heavy rains....

May 14, 2004
Rain

May 7, 2004

Thirty Two late models came to do battle on a cold and windy night. Ryan Dauber of Tonica was the first qualifier, and left holding a new track record at 12.378. The dash went to Don Hammer over Mike Mullvain. Heats went to Rusty Adams over Chris Dick, Justin Allgaier over Roger Brickler, and Bret Sievert over Kyle Logue. Semi feature went to Chris Dick over a hard charging Steve Lance, Jr. Come feature time, former track record holder Mark Anderson started on the inside with Dauber outside. Dauber took command, holding off challenges from Roger Long, Anderson and Eric Smith. Long finally got around Dauber as the pair started lapping traffic. Anderson and Kyle Logue then made runs for the head of the field, as Dauber was also pulling alongside Long towards the late part of the race. Long won, Dauber was second, with Kyle Logue, Mark Anderson and Chris Dick filling the top five. Six through ten were Bret Sievert, Don Hammer, Donnie Walden, Steve Lance Jr, and Flip Shickel.

36 modifieds were on hand, but the same winner, all five features this year was Jeff Leka. The dash went to Kyle Byerline, heats to Leka, Helfand, Randy Huffman and Todd Kirkland. Semi went to Roben Huffman. Leka was followed in the feature by a rim-riding, fast moving Rocky Griffin, Randy Huffman, Todd Kirkland, and Bryan Lynn.

April 30, 2004
Rain

April 23, 3004

Thirty two late models took time trials, with the current track record holder Mark Anderson turning in fast time, just missing his own track record. Ryan Dauber outran Roger Long and Justin Allgaier for the dash win. Heat races went to Jay Sparks, Flip Shickel, and Bret Sievert. Ted Loomis won the semi over Kyle Logue. Feature time would present Dauber on the pole with Allgaier on the outside. After a couple of aborted starts, several flat tires and a jumbled up lineup, Dauber took off from the start with outside front row sitter Eric Smith in tow. Russ Scheffler and Roger Long all challenged Smith for the second spot. Finally, on lap 19, Long took the lead from Dauber with Mark Anderson making it three wide for the lead at times. Dauber worked his way back into second by the end, with Anderson, Smith and Jason Fegers rounding out the top five. Russ Scheffler was sixth and Allgaier had worked his way from the tail of the pack up to seventh. Richie Hedrick, Joe Harlan and Don Hammer rounded out the top ten.

Jeff Leka continued his dominance of the modified features, selfishly taking his fourth win in the fourth race of the year.
The sportsman feature was a real barn-burner as Billy Nail won his first feature over Darrell Dick, Rod Sandage, Jay Smithson and Loren Haberkorn.

April 16, 2004

The experienced old veterans are really feeling the heat of the young guns at Farmer City Raceway. Eric Smith ran down and passed Roger Long as Long used his patented high groove a bit too high and slipped off the track Friday night. Long recovered, and tried to pass Smith for the lead, but to no avail. Smith won, Long was second, with Jr Shickel, Mike Mullvain and Mark Anderson filling out the top five. Sixth through tenth were Bart Schwartz, Donnie Waldon, Chris Dick, Don Hammer and Erik Bruce. The fast time went to Smith, as for the third week in a row, fast timer won the feature. Youngster Donnie Waldon outraced Roger Long and Mark Anderson for the checkered flag in the Dash. Heats went to Corey Rolfe, Roger Brickler, and Tony Izzo Jr. Flip Shickel won the semi over Erik Bruce.
Jimmy Felker Jr won the sportsman feature in a tough battle over Ron Sandage and Darrell Dick.
Modified heats went to Rodney Standerfer at the line over Rocky Griffin, Tim O'Donnell over Kyle Byerline, and Jeff Leka over Brian Lynn. Leka won his third feature in a row, this time over Brian Lynn, shutting out all competitors so far this year.

April 9, 2004

The Young guns just keep coming and winning at Farmer City Raceway. For the second week in a row, a first time winner at Farmer City visited victory lane. This time it was Jason Fegers. Fegers took the lead from the start and lead the entire distance, putting a straightaway lead on veteran Roger Long. Late in the race, however, Long ran him down and tried passing on the inside. While the youngster Fegers held the lead, a lap later the yellow came out, and after the restart, Fegers held off Long for the win. Eric Smity, Ryan Dauber and Kyle Logue rounded out the top five. Fegers had fast time. Jr Shickel won the dash over Long and Eric Smith. Heats were won by Eric Dauber, Bart Schwartz, and Kyle Logue. Semi feature went to Richie Hedrick over Justin Allgaier.

The most exciting race of the evening was the sportsman feature, with Ron Sandage leading most of the race, actually all of the race except the last five feet. Rim-riding Shane Tomlin put on a show and passed Sandage at the flag for the win.

Jeff Leka won the modified feature over Tim O'Donnell.

Steve Ewing won the street stock feature.

April 2, 2004

The season opener at Farmer City Raceway had over 130 cars in the pits. Twenty seven late models took time trials, with Springfield's Brian Shirley turning in fast time at 13.176. There was no dash held. The first heat was won by Bart Schwartz over Rick Hamilton. Second heat went to Richie the Hitman Hedrick over RJ Gall. The final heat went to Jr. Shickel in an incredible battle with Shickel holding off Eric Smith and Roger Long. The semi-feature went to Hedrick with RJ Gall and Don Hammer in tow.

After a moment of silence for form track champion Curt Piercy, his wife and four others who recently perished in a plane crash, it was time for the feature event. Corey Turner and Brian Shirley started on the front row. The race was all Brian Shirley, as there was a multi-car wreck on lap one that took out several competitors. Third place starter Shannon Babb was the only one to really make a challenge for the lead. Babb was driving Cody Hupp's car for the evening. Babb finished second, Eric Smith third, with Jason Fegers, Kyle Logue, Corey Turner, Justin Allgaier and Eric Dauber rounding out the eight finishers.
Modifieds had 51 cars on hand, with Jeff Leka winning the feature.

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Farmer City Raceway Releases Busy 2004 Schedule
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Posted Wednesday, March 17, 2004 by Shawn:
The Farmer City Raceway has released its 2004 schedule.  The schedule includes several special races for the upcoming season.  The Farmer City Raceway will be racing every Friday night, April thru August, every month as full of racing excitement as the next!
There will be an open practice on Sunday, March 28, from 12:00 - 4:00 p.m. 
The season opener is scheduled for Friday, April 2 with a full show of racing that will include the UMP Late Models, UMP Modifieds, Sportsman and Street Stock.   April 30, the UMP Challenge of Champions Series will make their annual stop for an exciting night of racing.  This seasons Hornet debut will be May 7.  The annual Scout Night will be May 14.  Tuesday, May 18, NASCAR star Ken Schrader will be in town racing his UMP Late Model - which will also be the first of three qualifying nights for the Sportsman cars for the Wynn's Sportsman Nationals held on the Mile in Springfield. There will be a Memorial Day Modified Special on May 28.   RC Cola the "Official Soft Drink of the Farmer City Raceway" will host the Tri-Track Challenge on June 4 with a $10,000 to win UMP Late Model feature.  The Illinois-Missouri Sprint Challenge will attack the ¼ mile on Thursday, June 17.  The month of July will get started with a bang on July 2 with a Huge fireworks display.  The UMP Summernat
ionals Series will be in full swing on July 9, when they make their annual stop in Farmer City bringing the nations top Late Model drivers to town.   Wednesday, July 21 will be the 7th Annual Dick Andrae Memorial with the AMA Motorcycles invading the raceway.   August 13 is Illinois Speedweek featuring the Northern Allstars Late Models.  The USAC & MARA Midgets will be in action on August 20, which brings the regular racing season to a close.    The Farmer City Raceway will hold a two-day special event featuring the Northern Allstars Late Model Championship on September 24 & 25.
The full Farmer City Raceway is now posted on the website.