World of Outlaws Don martin Memorial Silver Cup Lernerville Speedway July 20,

2004

 

Qualifying 1) Greg Hodnett, Apple 12, 12.951 2) Mark Kinser, Roth 83, 13.003

3) Steve Kinser, Kinser 11, 13.036 4) Sammy Swindell, Vielhauer 12X, 13.043 5)

Ed Lynch, Jr.,Lynch 2L, 13.052 6) Danny Lasoski, Stewart 20, 13.080 7) Kraig

Kinser, Kinser 11K, 13.135 8) Paul McMahan, Helm 11H, 13.165 9) Donny Schatz,

Schatz 15, 13.167 10) Brandon Wimmer, Two Winners Racing 7TW, 13.182 11) Erin

Crocker, Woodring 16, 13.186 12) Joey Saldana, Woodward 2, 13.194 13) Dale

Blaney, Andrews 72, 13.204 14) Craig Dollansky, Karavan 7, 13.221 15) Tim

Shaffer, Parsons 6, 13.247 16) Daryn Pittman, Woodburn 21, 13.247 17) Lance Dewease,

Hamilton 77, 13.250 18) Jason Meyers, Elite Racing Team 14, 13.256 19) Jason

Sides, Sides Motorsports 7S, 13.289 20) Mark Smith, Zemco 1, 13.289 21) Chad

Hill, Hill 44, 13.295 22) Rob Eyler, Eyler 5A, 13.309 23) Brian Paulus,Pender

28, 13.357 24) Ralph Spithaler, Spithaler 56, 13.377 25) Jac Haudenschild,

Forbrook 5, 13.387 26) Bob Bennett, ACME 3, 13.389 27) Danny Wood, Wright 35,

13.490 28) Brian Carlson, SC Motorsports 18, 13.509 29) Arnie Kent, Dionese 15M,

13.549 30) Dan Shetler, Shetler 7K, 13.661 31) Kevin Schaeffer, Schaeffer 9,

13.661 32) Jimmy Weller, III, McCall 23, 13.769 33) Cory Good, Dunbar X, 14.163

34) Brent Matus, Matus 33, 14.192 35) Terry Bowser, Bowser 59, 14.330 36) Davey

Jones, Jones 76, 14.340 37) Gale Ruth, Jr., Ruth 678, 14.437 38) Joe Butera,

Matus 33M, 14.462 39) Butch Beasley, Beasley 1B, 14.725 40) Rich Kozminski,

Jones 76X, 14.982 41) Bob Walters, Walters 42, 15.010 42) Bill Kiley, Kiley 4K,

15.607 43) Glenn Noland, Noland 34, 15.900 44) Rob Walters, Walters 42R,

15.951 45) Paul Kish, Clark 30C, 16.754 46) Charlie Holben, Holben 42G, No time

 

First Heat Race (8 laps, top 5 finishers transferred to A-feature)--1) Lance

Dewease 2) Donny Schatz 3) Ralph Spithaler 4) Paul McMahan 5) Greg Hodnett 6)

Daryn Pittman 7) Jac Haudenschild 8) Arnie Kent 9) Gale Ruth, Jr. 10) Bob

Walters 11) Cory Good 12) Paul Kish

 

Second Heat Race (8 laps, top 5 finishers transferred to A-feature)--1) Jason

Meyers 2) Brian Paulus 3) Brandon Wimmer 4) Tim Shaffer 5) Mark Kinser 6)

Kraig Kinser 7) Bob Bennett 8) Dan Shetler 9) Bill Kiley 10) Joe Butera 11) Brent

Matus 12) Charlie Holben (DNS)

 

Third Heat Race (8 laps, top 5 finishers transferred to A-feature)--1) Rob

Eyler 2) Craig Dollansky 3) Jason Sides 4) Danny Lasoski 5) Steve Kinser 6) Erin

Crocker 7) Kevin Schaeffer 8) Danny Wood 9) Terry Bowser 10) Glenn Noland 11)

Butch Beasley (DNS)

 

Fourth Heat Race (8 laps, top 5 finishers transferred to A-feature)—1) Chad

Hill 2) Mark Smith 3) Joey Saldana 4) Dale Blaney 5) Sammy Swindell 6) Ed

Lynch, Jr. 7) Brian Carlson 8) Davey Jones 9) Jimmy Weller, III 10) Rich Kozminski

(DNS) 11) Rob Walters (DNS)

 

C-main (10 laps, top 2 finishers transferred to B-main)—1) Gale Ruth, Jr. 2)

Davey Jones 3) Bob Walters 4) Bill Kiley 5) Glenn Noland 6) Paul Kish 7) Joe

Butera 8) Butch Beasley (DNS) 9) Rich Kozminski (DNS) 10) Rob Walters 11)

Charlie Holben

 

First Dash (5 laps, finishing order determined inside first 8 rows of

A-feature)--1) Greg Hodnett 2) Steve Kinser 3) Danny Lasoski 4) Donny Schatz 5) Craig

Dollansky 6) Joey Saldana 7) Jason Sides 8) Lance Dewease

 

Second Dash (5 laps, finishing order determined outside first 8 rows of

A-feature)—1) Mark Kinser 2) Sammy Swindell 3) Paul McMahan 4) Brandon Wimmer 5)

Tim Shaffer 6) Dale Blaney 7) Jason Meyers 8) Mark Smith

 

B-main (12 laps, top 4 finishers transferred to A-feature)—1) Daryn Pittman

2) Jac Haudenschild 3) Bob Bennett 4) Danny Wood 5) Kraig Kinser 6) Erin

Crocker 7) Dan Shetler 8) Brian Carlson 9) Arnie Kent 10) Davey Jones 11) Terry

Bowser 12) Ed Lynch, Jr. 13) Brent Matus 14) Kevin Schaeffer 15) Gale Ruth, Jr.

16) Jimmy Weller, III (DNS)

 

A-main (35 laps)--1) Sammy Swindell 2) Steve Kinser 3) Mark Kinser 4) Greg

Hodnett 5) Joey Saldana 6) Paul McMahan 7) Tim Shaffer 8) Donny Schatz 9) Danny

Lasoski 10) Lance Dewease 11) Brian Paulus 12) Mark Smith 13) Jason Meyers 14)

Jason Sides 15) Dale Blaney 16) Rob Eyler 17) Jac Haudenschild 18) Craig

Dollansky 19) Ed Lynch, Jr. 20) Kraig Kinser 21) Brandon Wimmer 22) Danny Wood 23)

Ralph Spithaler 24) Kevin Schaeffer 25) Chad Hill 26) Daryn Pittman

 

Lap leaders: Mark Kinser 1-13, Steve Kinser14-23, Sammy Swindell 24-35

 

Notes:

 

Kraig Kinser lost an engine in warm-ups. Kraig’s crew made repairs in time

for qualifying

 

Ed Lynch, Jr. was leading the B-main when he lost an engine with two laps to

go. Lynch used a Lernerville Speedway provisional to start 25th in the A-main.

Kevin Schaeffer also used a provisional to start the A-main in 26th

 

Bob Bennett scratched from the A-main, allowing first alternate Kraig Kinser

into the event

 

A-main

 

Lap 1—Mark Kinser got the jump off of turn 4 to take the lead, but before the

field could complete a lap, Brandon Wimmer spun in turn 4, collecting Brian

Paulus and Craig Dollansky, who flipped. Chad Hill and Daryn Pittman also

pitted under the red flag. No injuries. Complete restart.

 

Lap 1—Greg Hodnett and Mark Kinser raced side by side out of turn 4, with

Kinser getting the lead on the top in 1&2

 

Lap 2—Joey Saldana passed Paul McMahan for 6th low exiting turn 4

 

Lap 6—Traffic. Mark Kinser’s lead 15 carlengths over Greg Hodnett

 

Lap 8—Mark Kinser’s lead 10 carlengths

 

Lap 10—Heavy traffic. Mark Kinser’s lead 2 carlengths over Greg Hodnett

 

Lap 11—Top 4(Mark Kinser, Greg Hodnett, Steve Kinser, and Sammy Swindell)

nose to tail

 

Lap 12—Steve Kinser and Sammy Swindell passed Greg Hodnett low in 3&4, with

Kinser getting 2nd

 

Lap 14—Steve Kinser took the lead from Mark Kinser on the low side in 3&4,

with Sammy Swindell following to grab 2nd

 

Lap 15—Danny Lasoski passed Greg Hodnett for 4th on the top exiting turn 4.

With 15 laps complete, caution for Daryn Pittman, who stopped in turn 2.

Pittman was unable to restart

 

Lap 17—Paul McMahan passed Joey Saldana for 6th on the top exiting turn 2

 

Lap 20—Paul McMahan passed Danny Lasoski for 5th on the high side of the

backstretch

 

Lap 21—Traffic. Steve Kinser’s lead a carlength over Sammy Swindell

 

Lap 24—Sammy Swindell took the lead from Steve Kinser on the low side exiting

turn 4. With 24 laps complete, caution for Jason Sides, who stopped in turn

4. Danny Wood exited the event under the caution.

 

Lap 26—Joey Saldana passed Paul McMahan for 5th low in 1&2

 

Lap 31—Caution for Dale Blaney, who slid off the end of the track in turn 2.

Blaney restarted.

 

Lap 33—Jac Haudenschild (started 22nd) passed Paul McMahan for 6th low

exiting turn 4

 

Lap 34—Jac Haudenschild (6th at the time), nearly spun in turns 1&2, and fell

to 17th

 

Lap 35—Sammy Swindell won by a half straightaway

 

Quotes Sammy Swindell

 

“I had my son and Larry Smith Jr. here with me tonight, and they’re just 15

and 16 years old, and they were my crew, along with my wife and a couple of

friends from here in Pennsylvania. These guys have been working really hard all

week—they’ve been wearing me out. We put this new car together, and it’s

worked great. We’ve had a really fast car all year long, and we should have won a

couple more races, but we’ve had some little things go wrong that shouldn’t

go wrong, but we’ve been fast pretty much everywhere we go. I had a little

better line than Steve (Kinser) did, but my car was just a little tight at the

beginning. I knew it would get better as the race went on—I just had to wait for

the right time. I looked at the top in 3&4, and that’s usually the place to be

here, and I was able to get in and then get to (Steve’s) inside. This

track’s been really good to me. I’ve won a lot of races, and when I haven’t, I’ve

usually run top three. This is definitely a driver’s track. The turns are a

little bit different at each end, and the drivers that know how to run a car can

make a difference here. Don Martin was one of the best promoters I’ve ever

raced for—he always had a smile for you and shook your hand, and always did

things the right way.”