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2017 Dalton Myers 54 (2nd Annual)

2017 Dalton Myers 54 (2nd Annual)

Dec 16, 2017
Results
Late Models

Restarts were the difference maker in the second annual Dalton Myers 54. Doug Horton and Kyle Vansickle lined up on the front row for the start, and that allowed Horton to scoot off to a lead.  On a mid-race restart, Mark Whitener took the lead for a lap, but Horton got back around. Then a lap later, Kyle Bronson cycles into the lead. Jack Nosbisch Jr. assumed the lead on a restart, but the final green flag attempt belonged to Steve Mathis Jr. - who held on to win the biggest race of his career.

  1. Jack Nosbisch, Jr.
  2. Jeff Mathews
  3. Devin Dixon
  4. Kyle Bronson
  5. Austin Winner
  6. Bruce Harvey
  7. Josh Peacock
  8. Mark Whitener
  9. Cole Exum
  10. Andrew Hopkins
  11. Mikey Kopka
  12. Steve Brendle
  13. Megan Rae Meyer
  14. Blake Spencer
  15. Doug Horton
  16. Keith Nosbisch
  17. Jonathan Thomas
  18. Ryan Van Sickle
  19. Thomas Burnside
  20. Joe Kump
  21. Ivadent Lloyd
  22. Scotty Williams
  23. Phillip Cobb
  24. Kyle Van Sickle
  25. Jimmy Waldrop
  26. Alex Boerner
  27. Steve Mathis Jr. (Dq'd / tires)

V8 Warriors

Colin Kruse drove to an emotional victory over Raymond Vann on the same evening that a friend lost his life in a road accident.

  1. Collin Kruse
  2. Raymond Vann
  3. Tony Campbell
  4. James Warden
  5. George Handy
  6. Gary Lucas
  7. BJ Feiden
  8. Britt Mann
  9. Kevin Cassaday
  10. Scott Bane
  11. Thomas Koch
  12. Jon Basquin
  13. Jessica Robbins
  14. Justin Meeks
  15. Robert Grand
  16. Jason Burnside
  17. Bill Whitney
  18. Jeff Weaver
  19. Kalen Maynard
  20. Rhett Wilson (DQ)

Mini Sprints

Jamie Tinkham won his 10th feature of the 2017 Season and that was enough to also secure him the track championship in Mini Sprints

1. Jamie Tinkham
2. Robby Hoffman
3. David Hall
4. Carson Canady
5. Derek Donaldson
6. Lee Gower
7. Don T Quinn
8. Joe Bartow
9. Charles Roach (DNS)
10. Justin Thibodeau (DNS)


Outlaw Fours (Topless)

Brandon Yates and Jake Hampton tangled coming to the checkers in the Outlaw Fours A-Main, giving the lead over Eric Knight.

  1. Eric Knight
  2. Brandon Yates
  3. Mark Moniz
  4. Bob Flemming
  5. Michael Ridgeway
  6. William Hampton
  7. Chris Thomas
  8. Jake Hampton
  9. Nick Hebrank
  10. Vernon Hart, Jr.

Florida Old Time Modifieds

Old guys in old cars is how they bill this division. Survival was the optimum word Saturday night as three cars were running at the end. 

  1. John Godwin
  2. Dan Darnell
  3. David Kelley
  4. Tom McDonald
  5. Jamie Frankland
  6. Charlie Sanders
  7. Charlie Mixon

4 Cylinder Bombers

In the final feature of the night it was the 4 Cylinder Bombers 15-lap feature with Danny Bowman, Jr. picking up his seventh feature win of the 2017 Season.

  1. Danny Bowman, Jr.
  2. Wayne Kissam
  3. Jeff Smith
  4. Thomas Adams
  5. DJ Taylor
  6. Bailey Purcell
  7. Rodney Martin
  8. Rick Rutledge, Sr.
  9. Ricky Rutledge, Jr.
  10. Robert Kissam
  11. James Dodge
  12. Dwayne Thibodeau
  13. Michael Autenrieth
  14. Daniel Casey
  15. Dustin Wilson
  16. Noah Souza
  17. Davey Martin 

Event Info
The Dalton Myers 54 is the last major Late Model race of the season and national fans can stream it LIVE on FloRacing.com. Last year's winner Mark Whitener beat Devin Dixon and Doug Horton to the line after charging up from his fourth-place starting position. Both of those racers are looking for revenge in the second annual tribute to a young, local racer.