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Kevin McMurray Open V8 truck main event winner
Kingman AZ June 11, 2011 Round 5
Arizona Short Course Championship
1620 Jeff Rose, seventh Main finisher flying alongside Alan League and Kenny McIntyre in the 1600 Desert Buggy class Jack Adams, Formula 4x4 main event winner Matthew Crowell, second Junior Kart 1 Main Event
Brian McKee finished 6th in heat 1 for the 1600 Desert Buggy class
323 Ryan May and 373 Ali Banning in the Limited Buggy class. Banning finished third in the main and May fifth.
Hayden Melton, fourth Limited Buggy Main Event
1684 Kenny McIntyre finished eighth in the 1600 Desert Buggy Main
Kingman is a middle size Arizona town split in two by Interstate 40 but is more known for being part of the historical Route 66. In June, Kingman was treated to the first of what could be many events from the Arizona Short Course Championship race originzation, a division of the Lucas Oil Off-Road regional racing series. Contestants were arriving from Arizona, California and Nevada to participate in the event. The race took place at the Mojave County Fairgrounds. Once hosting bull riding and horse racing, the fairgrounds were opened to automotive sports to help promote more interest in this town.
Friday June 10th was the first practice. The track
Jesse Stone finished fourth Junior Kart 1 in the Main Event followed by 265 Lauren Knupp with a fifth place finish
lay-out had just been finished only hours prior to opening practice. A few laps per class were allowed participants to try out the new track. The next day the competition started with each class getting a hand at the tight turns and jumps. It was found that the course had challenged the most experienced drivers. Then it was time for the main event. Twenty laps of non-stop action, with lots of tire rubbing and bumper grinding to awe the crowd. The 2011 calendar has been set for the ASCC but we cannot wait to see what next year’s schedule holds in store for the community of Kingman. After the ASCC finished racing, the Mojave County Fairgrounds hosted a scrambles race. The contestants drove the same course along as the kid’s trophy truck classes. The scrambles race resembled a demolition race only with more track. Once the contestants came to rest and could not move they were done. Only a few drivers finished the 16 laps
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Alan League finished fifth in the 1600 Desert Buggy main
without being stopped. The next ASCC race will be held on September
10, 2011 at Speedworld Raceway Park. Check out the ASCC website for more information.
www.arizonashortcourse.com
MAIN EVENTS - TOP 5
Junior Kart 2 1. Weston Schuck 2. Isabella Naughton 3. Courtney Hukill 4. Hayley Melton 5. Parker Steele
Trophy Kart Outlaw 1. Ryan Anderson 2. Mia Chapman 3. Megan Banning Trophy Kart Modified 1. Mitchell DeJong 2. Scotty Steele 3. Jeff Hoffman 4.
Sterling Cling Junior Kart 1 1. Conner McMullen 2. Matthew Crowell 3. Leland Honeyman 4. Jesse Stone
5. Lauren Knupp SR1 1. Jason Weller 2. Emilio Rubago
4x4 1. Jack Adams 2. Mark Mason Limited Buggy 1. Dillon Ayers 2. Kent Lothringer 3. Ali Banning 4. Hayden
UTV Unlimited 1. Adam Gruender 2. Ty Wolfskill 3. Duane Bartlett 4. Mike Wolfskill 5. Justin Brisbon Formula
Melton 5. Ryan May 1600 Desert Buggy 1. Bruce Johnston 2. Ryan Therkildsen 3. Mike Simpson 4. Brandon Birmingham 5. Alan League Pro Buggy Unlimited 1. Ron Dalke 2. Carl Rohrer Sportsman
Keith Birnbaum, second Mini Stock Truck main
Buggy 1. Brent McKee 2. Tony Scott Full Stock Truck 1. Will Munns 2. Chad Hummer 3. Greg Baum 4. Jake
Munns 5. Jason Lader Open V8 Truck 1. Kevin McMurray 2. Michael Shriner 3. Kevin Ketchner 4. Shaun
Davis Mini Stock Truck 1. Brian McCutcheon 2. Keith Birnbaum 3. Neil Weaver 4. Ray Davenport Open Mini Mod Truck 1. Stacey Pike 2. Gary Messer
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