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Thoughts and Prayers are with the Vogan Family |
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The Minneapolis Raceway would like to extend our condolences to the family of Dale Vogan. They are in our thoughts and prayers. |
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Races Canceled for May 10 |
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Races for May 10 have been canceled due to rain. There also will be no practice on Sunday. We'd like to wish everyone a Happy Mother's Day. |
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Hardesty Returns to Airgas Victory Lane |
 Five wide!!?? And with room to spare (Photo by Tim Passmore)
 Charlie Huehl tries a shortcut during one of the IMCA Mod heats (Photo by Tim Passmore)
 Jerry Philips added to the nights fireworks with this display in turn two (Photo by Tim Passmore)
 These two young drivers showed a lot of promise Saturday (Photo by Tim Passmore)
 Donnie Ray Crawford (55) climbs over the front of Matt Johnson's #85 midget (Photo by Tim Passmore)
 There were even more fireworks during the Hobby Stock A main (Photo by Tim Passmore)
 Jason Nelssen tries to 50/50 the wall (Photo by Tim Passmore)
 Cody Brewer (96) shows how to load up the right rear as he goes to work on Jonathan Beason during the Midget feature (Photo by Tim Passmore)
 Alex Loveless used the low line to pass Allen Rice for the Mosquito "A"-feature win (Photo by Justin Sly)
 An example of how "not" to race down the backstretch (Photo by Justin Sly)
 Mike Lehman does some off-roading in turn two (Photo by Justin Sly)
 B.J. Dauer dominated the Hobby Stock division (Photo by Justin Sly)
 SMRS Midget Winner Donnie Ray Crawford (Photo by Justin Sly)
 Dave Hardesty picks up the win in the IMCA Modifieds (Photo by Justin Sly)
 Josh Rice picked up the Sport Modified victory (Photo by Justin Sly)
 Chris Vogan makes his move for the eventual win his Sport Mod heat (Photo by Justin Sly)
 Chris displays the flag given to him in honor of his late father, Dale Vogan (Photo by Justin Sly)
by Dusty Wiegert
Another exciting night at the Minneapolis Raceway is in the books and a familiar face has returned to Airgas Victory Lane.
That face is none other than Dave Hardesty, the 2 time defending champion. Hardesty sat on the outside pole position of the IMCA Modified A Feature and quickly jumped into the lead at the start. He was never challenged during the Main Event and opened a large lead at times.
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Wild Night Ends with Morrison Jr. in Airgas Victory Lane |
 When Chase Junghens got sideways in front of Steve Burch (11), he was lucky to get little more than a tap (Photo courtesy of Tim Passmore)
 Danny Morrison Jr. (14m) muscled his way to the front on his way to a heat win (Photo by Tim Passmore)
 Allen Rice (3cg) turned up in front of Garrett Hake during the Mosquito feature and Hake had no place to go (Photo courtesy of Tim Passmore)
 After getting hit in the side, the #3 rolled completely over with Hake"s car coming to rest on top. Both drivers were OK (Photo courtesy of Tim Passmore)
 B.J. Dauer (33) worked his way to the front to pick up another Hobby Stock win (Photo courtesy of Tim Passmore)
 Bob Powell (28) slams into the spun #18 of Bryan Ward and sets off a violent chain reaction (Photo courtesy of Tim Passmore)
 The impact not only sends the Powell car tumbling, but upends Wards car too. Emergency crews took several minutes to remove Ward from his car, but he walked unaided to the ambulance (Photo courtesy of Tim Passmore)
 Jared Johnston slings it through turn 4 (Photo courtesy of Justin Sly)
 Grant Junghans had this ending to a rough evening (Photo courtesy of Justin Sly)
 Early leaders Jerry Phillips (66) & Corey Lagroon run out of racing room (Photo courtesy of Justin Sly)
 Danny Morrison, Jr. moves past opening night winner Lyle Shepard on the way to a victory (Photo courtesy of Justin Sly)
by Dusty Wiegert
The full moon definitely showed its wildside Saturday night at the Minneapolis Raceway as numerous yellow and red flags slowed the racing action as 132 race teams checked in to compete.
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The Hitman Triumphs at Opener; Record Car Count |
All Photos by Justin Sly
by Dusty Wiegert
Saturday night April 5, 2008 kicked off a new era in Minneapolis Raceway history. Not only was it the first night of competition on the newly reconfigured 3/8 mile oval but also was a record setting night with a total car count of 140! |
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