Kil-Kare Dragway

1166 Dayton-Xenia Rd.

Xenia, Ohio 45385

www.kilkare.com

           Over 200 cars staged for the first round eliminations at Kil-Kare Dragway Saturday, for the Jeg’s Superquick Series and Summit ET Bracket Racing Action. In the Jeg’s Superquick Series quarterfinals it would be Terry Smith of Liberty Township with a 4.60 dial to the 4.52 of ken Storey from Sebree, Ky. Smith would cut a .519 light and would take the round win with a 4.504. Next would be Scott Carman of Lewisport, Ky dialing a 4.63 to the 4.64 of Stephanie Shelton from Independence, Ky. Shelton would have the better reaction time with a .503 and would take the win with a 4.6449 pass. Next would be Steve Taylor of Riverside dialing a 4.66 to the 4.54 of Ed Dudley from Fishers, In. Dudley would cut a .505 light and would take the win with a 4.543. the last pair for the round would see Jeremy York of Muncie, In. dial a 4.57 to the 4.61 of Dean McIlvain from New Carlisle. York would cut a .522 light and would take the win with a 4.583.

            In the Semis it would be Smith dialing a 4.61 to the 4.57 of York. Smith would be better at the tree with a .515 and would take the win with a 4.631 pass. Next would be Shelton dialing a 4.64 to the 4.53 of Dudley. Dudley would come out with a .504 light and would take the win light with a 4.553.

            In the finals it would be Terry Smith with the win on a 4.616 pass.

            Super Pro quarterfinals would see Ryan Burba of Beavercreek dial a 4.88 to the 4.87 of Killian Fansler from Kettering. Burba would go red moving Fansler to the semis. Next would be Daryl McConnaughey of Springfield dialing a 6.49 to the 5.86 of Mike Barrett of Beavercreek. Barrett would go red moving McConnaughey to the semis. James Emrick of Tipp City would have the bye.

            In the semis we would see McConnaughey dial a 6.49 to the 6.58 of Emrick. Emrick would cut a .536 light and would take the win with a 6.598 pass. Fansler would ride the bye to the finals.

            In the finals Emrick would dial a 6.55 to the 4.88 of Fansler. Fansler would be better at the tree with a .531, and would run a 4.890 for the win.

            In the Pro quarters we would see Jason Wheatcraft of Jamestown dial a 6.50 to the 7.01 of Doug Caplinger from Xenia. Wheatcraft would cut a .516, and take the win with a6.507. Next would be IDDU’s Carl Thomas from Kettering dialing an 8.25 to the 6.64 of John Masdea from Columbus. Masdea would cut the better reaction time with a .511 and would take the win with a 6.719 pass. Next would be bye runner Jason Fedkow, followed by the last pair for the round. Doug Caplinger of Xenia would dial a 7.03 to the 8.71 of Troy Layton from Columbus. Caplinger would go red moving Layton to the semis.

            In the semis it would be Wheatcraft dialing a 6.49 to the 6.80 of Fedkow. Fedkow would go red moving Wheatcraft to the finals. Next would be Layton dialing an 8.70 to the 6.64 of Masdea. Masdea would cut a .539 light and would take the win with a 6.698.

            In the finals it would be Wheatcraft dialing a 6.48 to the 6.63 of Masdea. Masdea would go red giving the win to Wheatcraft.

            In the Buckminn’s D&D Harley Davidson Pro Bike Division quarterfinals we would see Jeremy England of West Chester dial a 9.36 to the 9.74 of Michael Nugent from Medway. England would go red moving Nugent to the semis. Next would be Darrell Carmichael of Tipp City dialing an 8.87 to the 8.86 of Scott Sheppeard from Springfield. Carmichael would go red moving Sheppeard to the finals. Steve Withem of Fairborn would have the bye.

            In the semis it would be Withem dialing a 10.80 to the 9.74 of Nugent. Nugent would cut a .516 light and would take the win with a 9.782 pass. Sheppeard would ride the bye to the finals.

            In the finals we would see Sheppeard dial an 8.86 to the 9.75 of Nugent. Nugent would go red giving the win to Sheppeard.

            In the Sportsman quarterfinals it would be Troy Layton of Columbus dialing a 13.41 to the 12.21 of Howard Ledford from Kettering. Layton cut a .521 light along with a 13.426 pass for the win. Next would be Joe Hoskins of Fairborn dialing a 15.90 to the 12.50 of Rick Gladman from Columbus. Gladman would cut a .550 light and would take the breakout win with a 12.541. The last pair for the round would be Doug Thompson of Columbus dialing a 13.55 to the 13.40 of Steve Layton from Galloway. Thompson would have the advantage with a .561 reaction and would take the breakout win with a13.577 pass.

            In the semis we would see Layton dial a 13.41 to the 12.48 of Gladman. Layton would get the better reaction with a .518 and would take the win with a 13.426 pass. Thompson would have the bye.

            In the finals we would see Thompson dial a 13.55 to the 13.41 of Layton. Thompson would cut a .523 and take the class win with a 13.564 pass.