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VAN WORMER TOPS SUNOCO AMERICAN LATE MODEL SERIES ACTION AT ELDORA SPEEDWAY

Eldora Speedway
ROSSBURG, Ohio (April 17) - Amid bone-chilling temperatures, Jeep VanWormer (Sunoco American Late Model Series), Jeff Babcock (Modified) and Rob Trent (Stock Car) captured Saturday's main events to kick off the 2010 racing season at Eldora Speedway.

For VanWormer, the 25 lap distance was more than enough.

Only one lap slowed the pace, with that falling on lap two in a multi-car collision involving Tim Sabo, Scott Orr and Phil Ausra. On the ensuing restart, leader VanWormer had something poke a hole in his radiator and for the next 23 laps, he kept one eye on the gauges and one eye on the track.

With the temperatures rising, he decided to ride it out and go for broke.

The Pinconning, MI native had developed a nice lead over the remainder of the pack, as Wayne Chinn, Matt Miller and Steve Casebolt fought it out for runner-up honors. Chinn held Miller at bay through lap 12, but with the race going non-stop, simply ran out of time to catch the high-flying VanWormer.

VanWormer admitted to slowing down in the latter stages of the event in an effort to preserve the power plant; unaware that Miller was gaining momentum.

Following the duo to the finish line were Rusty Schlenk as he nipped Steve Casebolt at the finish and Chinn.

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];
Heat 2:
1. Jon Henry[1]; 2. Steve Casebolt[4]; 3. Scott James[2]; 4. Duane Chamberlain[3]; 5. Ryan VanderVeen[6]; 6. Shane Negangard[5]; 7. Tom Ordway[7]; 8. Steve Kester[8]; 9. Phil Ausra[9]; 10. Gregory Cooper[10];
Heat 3:
1. Matt Miller[4]; 2. JR Hotovy[2]; 3. Rusty Schlenk[5]; 4. Brian Ruhlman[3]; 5. Jeff Babcock[1]; 6. Casey Noonan[7]; 7. Tim Sabo[9]; 8. Dale Glassford[10]; 9. Jeff Beyers[6]; 10. Brad Eitniear[8];
B Main :
1. Scott Orr[4]; 2. Dusty Moore[1]; 3. Tim Sabo[6]; 4. Casey Noonan[3]; 5. Curtis Deisenroth[7]; 6. Tom Ordway[5]; 7. Phil Ausra[11]; 8. Steve Kester[8]; 9. Gregory Cooper[14]; 10. Shane Negangard[2]; 11. Dale Glassford[9]; 12. Tom Treon[10]; 13. Curtis Roberts[13]; 14. Brad Eitniear[15]; 15. Jeff Beyers[12];
A Main :
1. Jeep Van Wormer[2]; 2. Matt Miller[3]; 3. Rusty Schlenk[9]; 4. Steve Casebolt[4]; 5. Wayne Chinn[1]; 6. JR Hotovy[6]; 7. Brian Ruhlman[12]; 8. Rick DeLong[7]; 9. Duane Chamberlain[11]; 10. Jerry Bowersock[10]; 11. Jeff Babcock[15]; 12. Keith Berner[13]; 13. Dusty Moore[17]; 14. Jon Henry[5]; 15. Ryan VanderVeen[14]; 16. Casey Noonan[19]; 17. Scott Orr[16]; 18. Scott James[8]; 19. Curtis Deisenroth[20]; 20. Phil Ausra[22]; 21. Tim Sabo[18]; 22. Shane Negangard[21];


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