Mid-America Speedway in Indy Team to Host Frankfort, IN. Half-Mile at Clinton County Fairgrounds on September 12

Former AMA Pro Flat Track competitor Ben Knight, #85P, a long-time supporter and competitor at Mid-America Speedway in Indianapolis, will be hitting the road from his Danville, IL.-area home on September 12 to offer up his Knight Racing/American H-D-sponsored Harley-Davidson XR750 for Mid-America Speedway president Jim Terchila to ride during the Frankfort, IN. Half-Mile as part of the Hoosier Bike Rally at the Clinton County Fairgrounds. Terchila regularly competes in the Speedway class at Mid-American and just last month through a leg over a Bultaco Astro during the track's running of the AMA Vintage Dirt Track National event in early August.

Mid-America Speedway in Indianapolis is taking on a new endeavor in their eighth season of operation according to track president and promoter, Jim Terchila. The great team that brings you such super events like the Night Before the Indy Mile and the AMA Vintage Flat Track Nationals will be promoting a new event at the Clinton County Fairgrounds, in Frankfort, IN. on Saturday, September 12 in the running of the Frankfort Half-Mile on the limestone surface in conjunction with the Hoosier Bike Rally over the September 11-13 weekend.

Terchila, who has headed up a team that has been putting on some of the best racing events at their premier facility at the Marion County Fairgrounds in Indianapolis for eight years, noted that they hope after this initital run in Frankfort that they will be able to continue to operate at the Clinton County Fairgrounds and be able to grow the event. The September 12 event will also have a Twins Class, and Terchila also stated that in possible future dates that a larger purse will be able to make it so some of the top-tier talent in the AMA Pro Flat Track series can utilize the off-weekend to come out and run, much like they do when they bring their Singles Series bikes to Mid-America over the Indy Mile weekend.

A total of 21 classes will be run over the course of the day, gates open at 7:00 AM EDT and practice starts promptly at 10:00 AM on Saturday, September 12. Tickets are only $10/each so their isn't any reason why you shouldn't be able to bring the whole family out to see what will undoubtedly be a great day of racing at the Clinton County Fairgrounds.

Check out the full press release below and put this one on your calendar as it will be a good day to get out and enjoy some action at the Frankfort Half-Mile!

Indianapolis, IN. – August 25, 2015 – Mid-America Speedway in Indianapolis would like to remind everyone that our special race at the Clinton County Fairgrounds in Frankfort, IN. is approaching quickly. Partnering with the Hoosier Bike Rally, being held September 11-13, Mid-America will be hosting it's first-ever 1/2-mile race on the limestone surface at the Clinton County Fairgrounds on Saturday, September 12.

“This is our first hosting of a half-mile race in our eight year history of running events through Mid-America Speedway,” stated track president Jim Terchila, “and we have partnered with the Hoosier Bike Rally to bring our contestants and fans a great venue in hosting what will be a great day of racing at the Clinton County Fairgrounds half-mile in Frankfort.

“Gates will open at 7:00 AM ET and registration is set to take place between 7-8:00 AM at the track, all tickets and pit passes will be $10/each and adult entries are $30 for the first class and $25 for additional classes, and youth entries are $25 for the first class and $20 for additional classes. You can also pre-enter on our website. Practice is set to start at 10:00 AM and heat races will begin shortly after practice is over and we hope to have the day's events wrapped up by 6:00 PM in order to meet our curfew time of 7:00 PM,” continued Terchila. Classes will include Speedway, Super Senior (50+), Light & Heavy Vintage, and several others that will bring a total of 21 classes that will be run during this event.

“One of our long-time track supporters and competitors, Ben Knight, a former competitor on the AMA Pro Flat Track circuit, is bringing his Knight Racing/American H-D-sponsored Harley-Davidson XR750 to the event and has offered it to me to ride during the event for my first time on a XR750,” continued Terchila, who regularly contests the Speedway class and recently competed in the Bultaco race at Mid-America's AMA Vintage National on August 10. “I'm really looking forward to being able to ride Ben's XR and it should make for a fun time.”

The Clinton County Fairgrounds is located off of State Road 39 just south of central Frankfort, on the east side of SR39. You can access the track from Indianapolis via I-65N to State Road 47 East to State Road 39 North. From the Lafayette area, you can access the track via I-65S to State Road 28 East to State Road 39 South.

“We really hope our fans and many competitors will be able to make the trek to Frankfort for our hosting of this new venue for us,” said Terchila, “as it should be a neat and new undertaking for our great track crew and all of our great competitors and supporters of our operation. We're really looking forward to seeing everyone on Saturday, September 12 for this and hope that we can continue to offer this venue in the future as one of the big events on our schedule.”

Track contact:

Jim Terchila, Mid-America Speedway president

info@midamspeedway.com

Call or text: 317-871-4392
 

Press release prepared by:

Mike 'Stu' Stuhler

Stu's Shots

10826 Riverwood Blvd.

Indianapolis, IN. 46234-7686

317-299-2072 H

317-373-0522 C

stuman714@yahoo.com

http://stusshots.blogspot.com/

Mid-America Speedway in Indy Announces 'Night Before the Indy Mile' for August 17, 2012

One of the hidden jewels in flat tracks in the Midwest is Mid-America Speedway on Indianapolis' south east side, located at the Marion County Fairgrounds.  Having hosted flat track and speedway racing since the 2007 season, the track has started to grow a big following amongst fans and riders alike over the course of the last few seasons.

Run by fellow flat track fanatic Jim Terchila, the track hosts 8-10 events a year ranging from the youngsters all the way to the Pros in a variety of classes and displacements on the immaculately prepared short track.  During regional and local races on the track's schedules, rider turn-outs of 140-150 with 27-30 races is commonplace.

The racing lines around Mid-America are abundant, too, as evidenced in the shot above taken during the June 23, 2012 event.  Ben Knight #85P leads Jake Tolbert #90J, Brett Terchila #9 (the track president's younger brother), and Ricky Leak #96J.  All are area and/or local riders that regularly contest the events held at the Marion County Fairgrounds track.  Track president Jim Terchila himself regularly runs the speedway class himself and is quite the hot shoe on his brakeless 500cc methanol-burning machine.

Last year on the Friday night of the Red Bull Indianapolis MotoGP Weekend the track held it's first 'Night Before the Indy Mile' event that was one of the facility's best-attended rounds of the season, and hosted AMA Pro Flat Track riders such as Jared Mees (who won last year's Pro 450 main and is expected back again this year), Henry Wiles, Ion Stear and Rob Pearson, among a big list of other notable Pros.

Next Friday, August 17 will be the track's official 'Night Before the Indy Mile' after last season's Lucas Oil Indy Mile was canceled due to the tragic events surrounding the rigging collapse on stage during the Sugarland concert held just two weeks before the event had originally been scheduled.  Mid-America will again be running a limited program for the evening, and the list of regulars/locals and Pro riders is growing fast.  And the track again will also host the 1949 Indian Arrow 250cc Challenge that drew a nostalgic following for the vintage event's first run.

This will be an event that is a must see for any flat track fan and/or any racing fan in Indy over the big weekend of racing in the Hoosier Capital.  Check out the full press release below and get ready to head east after the first day of practice wraps at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway to check out some of the best of the best on the great little short track at Mid-America Speedway.  You won't be disappointed!

Mid-America Speedway in Indianapolis Brings You the '2012 Night Before the Indy Mile' presented by Harley-Davidson of Bloomington, IN. on MotoGP Weekend Friday, August 17

Mid-America Speedway, Indianapolis, IN.--August 10, 2012—In just one week, one of the biggest weekends of a motorcycle racing fan's dream will all come together in the Indiana capital as the Red Bull Indianapolis MotoGP will reign supreme for it's 5^th Annual gathering at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

There are many events that help to highlight the great weekend of racing in Indy, but one of the most exciting will be happening on Friday, August 17 as Mid-America Speedway , located at the Marion County Fairgrounds, will be hosting their inaugural 'Night Before the Indy Mile' on the beautifully prepared short track venue located on Indianapolis' south east side of town.

Hosting flat track racing at it's facility since the 2007 season, the local venue will host the stars of AMA Pro Flat Track and some of the riders on the regional and local circuit for what is sure to be a great kick-off to the following night's Lucas Oil Indy Mile held at the Indiana State Fairgrounds. For the second year in-a-row, Mid-America will again play host to some of the best racing on wheels in the world as some of the stars of The Rolling Thunder Show in AMA Pro Flat Track will roll into town the night before to contest the Pro 450 Class.

Riders such as current AMA Grand National Championship points leader Jared Mees #9, Illinois resident and Mid-America regular Rob Pearson #27, Canadian flat tracker Doug Lawrence #73, full-time AMA Road Racer/part-time AMA Flat Tracker JD Beach #95, and Pro Singles riders Zakk Palmer #81C, Ben Knight #85P and Fight for Dirt Track.com's Tyler Porter #28C. Last year's event in the Pro 450 Class saw Mees, Australian Mick Kirkness and Rob Pearson fill-out the podium.

As most remember from the 2011 season, the originally-scheduled round of the Lucas Oil Indy Mile was canceled due to the tragic results of the rigging collapse on the main stage just over two weeks before the event was to run. Mid-America Speedway hosted it's original outing on Friday night of the '11 MotoGP Weekend and saw a great turn-out of Pro and local talent in spite of the cancellation at the Indiana State Fairgrounds, and is expecting an even better turn-out of talent for this year's event on Friday, August 17.

AMA Pro Flat Track National #27 Rob 'Bugs' Pearson and AMA Pro Singles rider Tyler Porter #28C (Fight for Dirt Track.com) head towards turn one at Mid-America Speedway during the Pro 450 Class held on Saturday, June 23, 2012. The inaugural 'Night Before the Indy Mile' will be held on Friday, August 17, 2012. Photo by Mike 'Stu' Stuhler/Stu's Shots/Indianapolis, IN.

Along with the big names, local favorites such as Dreyer Motorsports/Tucker Rocky-backed Ricky Leak, Nathan and Kevin Wilson and Ken Maynard are also expected to be racing at Mid-America, and Clermont, Indiana's Dan Ingram #31J will also be on-hand. For those of you unfamiliar with Dan, he just returned to the Expert ranks in AMA Flat Track at the ripe young age of 47 years old after being injured and forced to retire prematurely during the '93 racing season. Ingram will be on-hand to sign autographs for the fans and will be selling t-shirts to help support his Expert Twins Series program. All riders will be available throughout the evening to sign autographs and talk with the fans.

Mid-America will be running a limited program at this event, with Pro 450 money class, 250 money class, 30+ vet, 50+ Super Senior, Vintage Light (0-350 air-cooled/twin shock), 85-200 Youth (two and four-stroke), Open Quad and Speedway for the evening's program.

Harley-Davidson of Bloomington, Indiana is the presenting sponsor for

the 2012 Night Before the Indy Mile at Mid-America Speedway

on Friday, August 17 at the

Marion County Fairgrounds, 7300 East Troy Ave., Indianapolis, IN. 46239

For the second year in-a-row, we will also be showcasing the by-invitation only Bob Starke Indian Arrow Challenge, which features a fine collection of 1949 Indian Arrows. Texan 'Wild Will' Kelley, a former AMA Pro Flat Track competitor and 6-Time VDTRA Pro #1 competitor will be making the swing into Indy after competing in the Kansas Fair races to ride one of these immaculate machines.

Gates are scheduled to open at 1:30 PM EDT on Friday, August 17, with rider's meeting scheduled for 4:00 PM and first practice at 4:30 PM. Opening ceremonies and the first heat races are scheduled to roll off at 7:00 PM. Admission for this great event is only $10.00 for ages 10 and up, with children 5-9 only $5.00.

For more information, be sure to visit our website at www.midamspeedway.com and make your plans now for what will truly be a great night of short track racing at Mid-America Speedway, the 2012 'Night Before the Indy Mile' at the Marion County Fairgrounds on Indy's south east side.

Mid-America Speedway

7300 E. Troy Ave.

Indianapolis, IN. 46239

Jim Terchila-Track president

Cell (317) 871-4392

www.midamspeedway.com

info@midamspeedway.com

Press release prepared by:

Mike 'Stu' Stuhler

Stu's Shots

Indianapolis, IN. 46234-7686

http://stusshots.blogspot.com

Cell (317) 373-0522

stuman714@yahoo.com

Mid-America Speedway Season-Opening Round, May 5 Review

Mid-America Speedway at the Marion County Fairgrounds on Indianapolis' southeast side, celebrated their season-opener on Saturday, May 5, proving the old fable that 'the third time is the charm' along the way.  After suffering rain-outs on April 14 and 28, Mother Nature cooperated and a reported field of over 100 riders showed up to do battle at the great little facility, with a wealth of class-offerings for young and 'older' alike.  The evening featured 27 classes, running 6-lap heat & semi races and 8-lap main events.

Unfortunately, Indy received no rain in between the middle of the week when the great crew at Mid-Am had prepped the track, so the early practice sessions proved to be a little dusty, as evidenced in the shot above.  But the crew went to work with minimal delays, and by the time the heats and semis rolled off at 7:00 PM local time, things were looking pretty good.  Track operator and head-man-in-charge Jim Terchila and his crew did a fine job of hosting a great event for their season-opening round, and their second event is scheduled for Saturday, June 9, which they are billing as their official 'Opening Night 2012.'

In the shot above, Brian A. Rowlett #29, Andrew M. Butler #34F and Ken L. Maynard #13J are shown during one of the early practice sessions at Mid-America Speedway on May 5 for the 450cc Motorcycle Class.

Cody Criswell #72, Drew Hart #41F, Landon Alberts #15, Steven Selby #91 and Trent T. Lowe #48 take to turn one at Mid-America for the first practice session of the season in the 80-200 2/4 Stroke ages 9-15 Class.  The younger racers put on a super show and gave the sparse crowd on-hand an idea of what the future of flat track racing has to offer.

Former local racer and former AMA Grand National competitor Tom Terry gets some practice laps in on his nephew's #67 Honda CRF450R during the first session for the 250+ Mod Amateur Class.  Tom's been away from racing for awhile, but showed everyone he still has it for a 55 years young man! 

For those who remember those days, The Indianapolis Speedrome (Kitley Raceway to all you old heads like me!) used to host motorcycle races back in the late '70s/early '80s, and Tom was a multi-time champion at the local track.  Tom also used to run the indoor flat track races that they used to hold at the now non-existent Market Square Arena at Indy back in the mid '70s.

Mid-America Speedway President Jim Terchila (red shirt, right background) conducts the first riders meeting of the 2012 season.

The Speedway Class bikes take to the track, with three of the four machines and riders entered for the evening having at it.  Pictured are Mike Hammond on his #110 Jawa, Dan Frasson on his #18 GM, and Paul E. Huggins on his #5 Jawa.  I was loving the smell of methanol in the air!

Chris Avra #19, Gary Terry #67 and the #490 of Clayton Criswell get racy during practice on Saturday at Mid-America.

Mike Farmer's #1 Honda was sitting in the pit area and I couldn't keep my eyes off of this ultra-clean looking machine, which bore a paint job all too similar to Bubba Shobert's late '80s Team Honda/HRC RS600s and RS750s that blazed a trail in the AMA Grand National Championship series in the mid-late '80s.

Mid-America's program has something to offer for all ages, as evidenced by this great battle between Jared Lowe #48 and eventual class winner Layne Walters #85 in the 50cc Class for the way future champions of AMA Flat Track.  Most of the kids in this class were between the ages of 5-9 according to Mike Sciscoe, one of the people in the know at the track that helped me to keep me abreast of what class was what for the better part of the evening.

Mike's son, Kasey R. Sciscoe on the #160 Suzuki, is out front of Trent T. Lowe #48 and the #66F of Cody Chisham during practice.  Kasey is 11 and has been racing since he was 5 according to his Dad, and has competed in the amateur national qualifiers and will be participating in his first Amateur Grands this season.  They've got this bike sold to a European rider for the upcoming Springfield Amateur Grands at the end of May.  Kasey won his semi race to qualify for the main in the 85cc 7-15 Class where he eventually came home with a solid 3rd-place finish.

A couple of AMA Pro Flat Track Harley-Davidson Insurance Grand National Championship presented by Motorcycle-Superstore.com Series regulars made the trip to Mid-America from their respective homes.  Tyler Porter #28C (www.fightfordirttrack.com) showed up with his '07 Kawasaki KX450F and won his semi along the way to help him get ready for the AMA Pro Motorcycle-Superstore.com Pro Singles event at the Springfield TT on May 26.  TP made the 300+ mile trip from his home in Paducah, KY. to run the season-opening race held at the Marion County Fairgrounds in Indy.

Illinois resident and AMA Grand National #85P Ben Knight also had his Kawasaki on-hand and won the Veteran 30-49 Class main event.  Tom Terry can be seen on his nephew Gary's #67 Honda, with Gary standing just to his left, as they all get ready for the first practice round of the day on Saturday afternoon.

Also seen in this shot are  Lonnie Vanderpool #90, Andrew Butler #34F, Kasey R. Sciscoe #61 and Cody Criswell #72.

A few of the bikes on display at Mid-America include the #17 Honda of Justin Stewart, the #5 Speedway Jawa of Paul E. Huggins, Cory Phillips #18 Honda, Landon Alberts #15 Honda and the #91 Honda of Steven Selby.

Former AMA Grand National competitor and Indianapolis resident Kyle Long on his stealth-looking Yamaha #32 leads current AMA Pro Motorcycle-Superstore.com Pro Singles competitor Tyler Porter #28C in their battle in the 450cc Motorcycle Class.


A special thanks and tip of the helmet go to Jim Terchila and his wife for their efforts in putting this great flat track event together, and for inviting me out to check in on the action!  Thanks so much and I'm looking forward to the second event of the season scheduled for Saturday, June 9.






Mid-America Speedway, Marion County Fairgrounds, Indianapolis, IN.

Season-Opening round results, Saturday, May 5, 2012 (results courtesy of Jim Terchila and Mid-America Speedway)

http://midamspeedway.com/pages/results.htm

(http://www.midamspeedway.com/)

ICE Speedway 2012 Round 4 Round-Up From 'The Big One' in Bloomington, IL.

Round 4 of the 2012 ICE Speedway Series at the U.S. Cellular Coliseum in Bloomington, IL. saw a turnout of 18 riders show up to do battle in the Manufacturers Cup Bike class, in the return to the central Illinois arena that the series' competitors label 'The Big One.'  With space at a premium in the pit area, riders and team members-alike work closely with one another throughout the evening's events in prepping their machines for the upcoming racing.  #27 Rob 'Bugs' Pearson's Yamaha, #18 Derek Hersh's Kawasaki, #99 Tom McGrane's Kawasaki (partially hidden), #1 Jared Mees' Honda and #15 Kirk Cheney's Honda all sit ready for battle.
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Jared Mees sits on his #1 Honda during the victory circle ceremonies at round 4 of 2012 ICE Speedway Series after winning his fourth main event of the year.  Mees has swept the series' events this year with one round remaining in the 2012 schedule slated for February 4 in Johnstown, PA.  The Glens Falls, NY round was canceled after the schedule was announced in early December 2011.  The ICE Series is celebrating 36 seasons of hosting indoor ice racing across the United States.
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Jay Maloney #21, Austin Greenland #31 and AMA Pro Flat Track regular #44 Brandon Robinson roll out for heat 1 of the Manufacturers Cup Bike class.  Tom McGrane (not shown) would take the first heat win over Greenland, Maloney and Robinson to get the action started for the evening.
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ICE Speedway introduces each of the riders for the evening, and their opening ceremonies are 'WWE'-like in their light show, announcing and music areas while also getting the crowd fired-up as well.  Jared Mees, the 3-Time and defending ICE Speedway Series Manufacturers Cup Bike Champion is announced to the house to a rousing ovation.
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Mees #1 leads Brandon Bergen #26 and Dan Ingram #16 during the 10th and final heat of the evening at Bloomington's round 4 ICE event.  Ingram was running Mark Cheza's #16, as his own #22 mount wouldn't fire for the heat race.
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Bryan McKenna #19 leads Mark Cheza #16, Jake Mataya #29 and Brandon Bergen #26 during heat 3 action.  Mataya would triumph over McKenna, Cheza and Bergen in this one.
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Dan Ingram's #22 Honda sits in the pits before the action kicks off at the U.S. Cellular Coliseum round in Bloomington, IL. on January 21, 2012.  Ingram's father Sam (center), himself a former AMA Flat Track regular, talks with Jeff Gordon of Speedway Engine Development in Indianapolis.  Gordon is a long-time fan of flat track racing and also helps to sponsor Dan's efforts.  Speedway Engines develops the motors for the Indy Lights program as well as for Kasey Kahne's USAC Sprint and Midget teams.
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Sam Wiggins #56 leads Austin Greenland #31, Tom McGrane #99 and Ben Knight #85 during heat 7 of the evening's events in Bloomington.  Greenland would come out on top over Wiggins, McGrane and Knight.  Wiggins was doing double-duty while also racing in the Unlimited Outlaw Quads class.
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The Unlimited Outlaw Quads take to the ice inside the U.S. Cellular Coliseum on January 21, with #29 Todd McGuire leading Kevin Smith #33, Dusty Crouch #144 and Bryce Allen #16 in heat one.
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Dusty Crouch's #144 Honda Unlimited Outlaw Quad sits in the pit area ready to go at round 4 of the 2012 ICE Speedway Series season at Bloomington's U.S. Cellular Coliseum.
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Mandy 'The Wild Child' Brodil gets ready to roll out for heat 3 of the night in the Outlaw Quads class.  Brodil, the 4-Time and defending World ICE Quad Champion, was the night's biggest star at Bloomington in the Quads Series, drawing a large round of applause each time she took to the track.  She won this heat over Brennon Frazier #17 (shown entering at rear of shot), Chuck Calvert #61 and Brandon Davis #36.
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The LCQ race for the Unlimited Outlaw Quads saw Mandy Brodil #1 try to get the inside line out of turn 2 on the first lap over the rest of the field.  After winning both of her heats, she would finish a strong 3rd in the LCQ event to earn her place in the Quad main.

'The Wild Child' would suffer a wild get-off during the main event race, which would see her quad leap into the infield of the track and ultimately spit her off of the highside.  What looked like a nasty result ended with her trying to remount to finish the race, but not being able to restart her machine, even after help from several competitors including Cup Champ Jared Mees.  They did finally get it going, but was ruled ineligible after it went past the two-minute mark to get it back on the starting line.

Things got a little ugly with the paying crowd, who the majority of felt she deserved to be able to re-start.  Someone in the crowd then tossed a plastic beer bottle on the track protesting the call, with thankfully no one getting hit by it.  ICE Series officials went by the rules, which even Brodil mentioned on her Facebook and Twitter pages was 'fair' per the call.  No word on if the idiot that tossed the bottle was found and removed from the evening's final events.

Unfortunately, Brodil was admitted to her local hospital mid-week for tests as a result of the accident, but was said to be recovering after returning home and was looking forward to tying up her 5th ICE Quad Championship in Pennsylvania next weekend. 

Also in action in this LCQ shot are Brennon Frazier #17 (the eventual winner of the LCQ race), Drew Bergquist #7 (2nd in LCQ), Ryan Jensen #161 (4th in LCQ and eventual Quad main winner), Todd McGuire #29, Brian Fischer #4, Sammy Wiggins #6 and Dan Jensen #21.

You can see a short video of 'The Wild Child's' main event get-off here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iv6FYpCTsY4
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Heat 2 action in the Unlimited Outlaw Quads class sees eventual heat winner Justin McGilton #331 take the inside line over Zach Thomas #31 (4th), Garrett Dean #3 (2nd) and eventual event winner Ryan Jensen #161 (3rd) into turn one.
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Tom Bobrowicz' #159 Yamaha and Justin McGilton's #331 Honda Unlimited Outlaw Quads sit in the pit area before the night's action kicks off at the U.S. Cellular Coliseum's Bloomington round 4 on January 21, 2012.
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Ken Remer on the #476 Can Am gets pushed outside during heat 5 as Tom Bobrowicz #159, Drake Fairfield #183 and Justin Ebbing #12 hang tight in this Unlimited Outlaw Quad race.
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Saturday, January 21, 2012

Results compiled by: Dustin Speed

US Cellular Coliseum – Bloomington, IL

Round 4 - 36^th Annual World Championship ICE Racing Series

Unlimited Outlaw Quads Results

Heat 1:

1-Todd McGuire

2-Dusty Crouch

3-Kevin Smith

4-Bryce Allen

Heat 2:

1-Justin McGilton

2-Garrett Dean

3-Ryan Jensen

4-Zach Thomas

Heat 3:

1-Mandy Brodil

2-Brennon Frazier

3-Chuck Calvert

4-Brandon Davis

Heat 4:

1-Brian Fischer

2-Anthony Demeo

3-Ryan Kaufman

4-Ryan Dassow

Heat 5:

1-Justin Ebbing

2-Tom Bobrowicz

3-Ken Remer

4-Drake Fairfeild

Heat 6:

1-Shane Quam

2-Ryan Jamison

3-Nate Elwood

4-Tony Thoennes

Heat 7:

1-Drew Bergquist

2-Sammy Wiggins

3-Jeff Day

Heat 8:

1-Kevin Veon

2-Dan Jensen

3-Zach Shaffer

Heat 9:

1-Justin McGilton

2-Jeff Day

3-Dusty Crouch

4-Nate Elwood

Heat 10:

1-Mandy Brodil

2-Kevin Smith

3-Toney Thoennes

4-Zach Shaffer

Heat 11:

1-Justin Ebbing

2-Ken Remer

3-Tom Bobrowicz

4-Todd McGuire

Heat 12:

1-Shane Quam

2-Ryan Kaufman

3-Brian Fischer

4-Garrett Dean

Heat 13:

1-Kevin Veon

2-Chuck Calvert

3-Brandon Davis

4-Ryan Dassow

Heat 14:

1-Dan Jensen

2-Drew Bergquist

3-Anthony Demeo

4-Bryce Allen

Heat 15:

1-Bennon Frazier

2-Zach Thomas

3-Ryan Jamison

Heat 16:

1-Ryan Jensen

2-Sammy Wiggins

3-Drake Fairfeild

LCQ:

1-Brennon Frazier #17

2-Drew Bergquist #7

3-Mandy Brodil #1

4-Ryan Jensen #161

5-Todd McGuire #29

6-Brian Fischer #4

7-Sammy Wiggins #6

8-Dan Jensen #21

Main Event:

1-Ryan Jensen #161

2-Drew Bergquist #7

3-Justin Ebbing #12

4-Shane Quam #431

5-Brennon Frazier #17

6-Kevin Veon #237

7-Justin McGilton #331

8-Mandy Brodil #1

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Again a big thanks goes out to Brent and Tiffany Densford with ICE Speedway for putting on a great race in Bloomington on January 21.  We're definitely looking forward to next year's event at B-town!
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Complete results and our original post on the Manufacturers Cup Bikes ICE Speedway Series 2012 round 4 from the U.S. Cellular Coliseum in Bloomington, IL. can be found here:

http://stusshots.blogspot.com/2012/01/jared-mees-goes-4-for-4-in-winning-2012.html
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You can keep up with the ICE Speedway Series events here:

http://icespeedway.com/cgi-bin/newsv/eventsv.cgi

And you can follow ICE Speedway on Twitter via this link:

http://twitter.com/icespeedway

And here is the link to ICE Speedway's Facebook page, which includes video links and pictures to many of their 2012 events:

https://www.facebook.com/?ref=home#!/pages/World-Championship-ICE-Racing-Series/164668126883027

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