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Mother Nature washes out final A Feature

We will start first with the Rays Metal Depot USRA B-Mods as we saw a kid that has been trying to pick up a big win and he got it done on Friday at Humboldt Speedway. The driver is none other that the 17 of Henry Chambers, who started fifth and picked up his first win and was never any happier than that win to be at Humboldt Speedway. Looking at the top 5 finishing drivers looked like this- 2nd went to the 7G of Gabe Hodges which he moved up six spots. The 3rd place finisher went to the Brian Bolin in the x2 4th went to the 42 of Jerry Morgan and 5th went to the 54 of Tyler Kidwell.

USRA Tuners was an awesome A Feature has we had three wide at one point with the top three cars battling it out to try and get the win. The car that ended up getting it done was the 17H of Clint Haigler Coming in with a very close 2nd was the 4T of Trenton Wilson who was trying to pick up his 2nd win and then the 3rd place car was a driver who made a long haul from the Ozarks to race with us was the 41 of Corbin Mooney. The 4th place car was David Matney in the 12M and 5th went to the 15 of Travis Bockover.

The ARMI Contracting USRA Modifieds saw Paden Phillips jump out to a big lead and not look back as he was super fast on Friday night picking up the win in the 127 Bills Built Racecar. With another 2nd place finish was the 99T of T.J. Tolan who is getting really close to picking up a win so keep your eye on this driver and he is going to pick up some wins this year. The 3rd place car was the 15 of Wyatt Gaggero 4th went to the 75 of Tad Davis and 5th went to the 98 of Kenton Allen.

Then mother Nature decided to spoil our super fast night at the Hummer by moving in and raining out our final feature which was going to be the Extrusions, INC Midwest Modifieds. They will have double feature the next time they run to make what they got rained out on. We where happy to see everybody out at Humboldt Speedway and hope you will join us this next Friday night as we hit the track again for weekly racing.

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