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Kil-Kare Raceway
Super Pro quarterfinals saw Dave Cox against Michael Roberts, Roberts would pull away red and move Cox to the semis. Next up was Boomer Ellison and Brent Angles. Ellison dialed a 5.16 to the 5.28 of Angles. Ellison would get the better light with a .511 and backed it up with 5.165 run for light. Next was Leon Bryan against Jack Duty. Bryan dialed a6.50 to the 4.90 of Duty. Bryan got a .509 light for the advantage, and would see the win light with a 6.511 for the win. In the Semis Cox would get the bye. Bryan and Ellison would battle it out to face Cox in the finals. Bryan dialed a 6.50 to the 5.16 of Ellison. Ellison got a .525 light with Leon right with a .528. Both ran hard and both broke out, it would be Bryan less for the win light on a 6.495 run. In the Finals Leon would pull away red and made Cox the winner he would run a 5.789. In Pro Bike it would be Homer England against a Brandon Haupt. Haupt would get the red light and England moved on. Next up was Thad Neeld and Jeremy England. Neeld dialed a 9.51 to the 10.41 of England. England had the better light a .504, but would give it back to Neeldat the big end. Neeld went 9.570 for the win. Brad Shellhaas would get the bye run. In the Semis Enlgand would get the bye run. Neeld and Shellhaas would face each other, it would be Neeld with the win light on 9.509 run. In the finals it would be Thad Neeld and Homer England. Neeld dialed a 9.51 to the 9.93 of England. Neeld would have the better light a .525 however Homer would make it closer to the numbers with a 9.945 run for the win. In Pro Bracket it would be Bill Livesay and Boomer Ellison. Livesay dialing 10.75 to the 11.36 of Ellison. Livesay was better on the tree with a .523 light and would run a 10.793. Next up was Ed Beyer and Bryan Fox. Beyer dialed a 10.57 to the 9.64 of Fox. The reaction battle went to Beyer with a .536 Fox would breakout and would move Beyer to the round. Next up was Tom Scarpelli against Mike Hurless. Scarpelli dialed a 9.90 to the 10.52 of Hurless. Hurless got a .518 for the better light, and backed it up with a 10.524 run for the win. Phil Borton of the I.D.D.U. had the bye. In the semis it would be Livesay and Borton. Livesay dialed a 10.73 to the 11.75 of Borton. Livesay got the better tree but Borton would take the win with an 11.745. Beyer and Hurless would be up next. Beyer dialed a 10.60 to the 10.52 of Hurless. Only .0029 difference at the tree would go better for Beyer. Hurless would get the win light with a 10.486 double breakout win. In the finals Hurless faced Borton. Hurless got a better light with a .531 along with a 10.491 for the win. In the sportsman bracket it would be Mike McGriff against Brittany Adams. McGriff dialed a 12.12 to the 15.59 of Adams. McGriff got the better light with a .609 and got the win with a 15.541 run. Next would be Doug Caplinger against Ricky Shepherd. Caplinger dialed a 12.14 to the 15.59 of Shepherd. Caplinger got the better light with a .570 but it would be Shepherd for the win with a 12.095. Next up would be Bodo Carrol against Paul Gibbs. Carrol dialed 16.65 to the 13.37 of Gibbs. Gibbs got the better light with a .656 and it would Gibbs with the win light. Terry Knight got the bye run. In the semis it would be IDDU Racer McGriff and Knight. Knight would have have the better light with a .541however Knight brokeout and made McGriff move on. Next pair would be Paul Gibbs and Doug Caplinger. Gibbs dialed a 13.37 to the 12.14 of Caplinger. Caplinger got a .532 and backed it up with a 12.231 run for the win. Finals saw McGriff and Caplinger. McGriff dialed a 12.13 to the 12.14 of Caplinger. Jrs 8-9 Quartes saw Kyle Beavers and Garreth Sheppherd face off. Kyle dialed a 13.22 to the 12.90 of Garreth. Beavers would go red moving Sheppeard to the next round. Next up would be Mikah Miller against Cheyenne Masters. Miller dialed a 13.18 to the 13.10 of Masters. Reactions were very close, and it would be 13.216. Samuel Allex got the bye. Sheppeard and Allex would face each other in the semis. Sheppeard went red moving Allex to the finals. Masters had the Bye. Finals saw Masters got the win when Allex went red. In the 10-12 Quarters Shawn Allex faced Michelle Morris. Allex dialed an 8.90 to the 9.05 of Morris. Allex would be better at the tree, and would get the win light with an 11.454 run against a breaking out Morris. Next was James Smith and Jerry Rase. Smith dialed a 9.14 to the 10.57 of Rase. Smith got a better light with a .635 and got the win with a 9.191 for the win. Edmond Ellison faced Billy Sellman next. Ellison dialed a 9.07 to the 9.40. Both drivers would breakout and it would be Ellison for the win. Kay Crum had the bye. Semis would see Ellsion and Smith would face each other. Smith dialed a 9.13 to the 9.07 of Ellison. Ellison went better at the tree with a .571, backed it up with a 9.141 run for the win. Shawn Allex faced Kay Crum next. Crum would move on after a 9.044 run for the win. In the finals it would be Crum and Ellison. Crum dialed a 9.03 to the 9.07 of Ellison. Crum got the better light with a .538 and backed it up with a 8.995 run for the win. In the 13 & UP group it would be Billy Sellman and Emily Kathe. Sellman dialed a 7.91 to the 7.98 of Kathe. Kathe was better at the tree with a .537 and got the win with an 8.052 run. Tyler Vance faced Mike Morris next. Vance dialed a 7.90 to the 8.02 of Morris. Vance would be the winner with a 7.947 run for the win. Megan Hughes had the bye run. In the semis it would be Hughes and Vance. Hughes dialed a 8.24 to the 7.93 of Vance. Vance would get a .556 light along with a 7.970 run for the win. Kathe would have the bye run. In the finals it would be Kathe against Vance. Kathe dialed a 7.96 to the 7.95 of Vance. Kathe would get the better light with a .518 but it would be Vance with the win with a 7.972 run for the win.
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