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Winner: Mike Harrison 2nd: Jeff Leka 3rd: Ray Bollinger
Event Info
Herald & Review 100
August 13, 2020
Macon Speedway
205 N Wiles St
Macon, IL
Event Description
The DIRTcar Summer Nationals has the Dirt Late Model world’s eyes watching as the Herald & Review 100 has become one of the biggest events on the DIRTcar Summer Nationals circuit. It will be the 40th Annual Herald & Review 100, but the 32nd visit for the DIRTcar Summer Nationals to the "mighty" Macon Speedway. This event hasn’t lacked in drama and excitement the past two seasons, between three-time champion Bobby Pierce and back-to-back Herald & Review 100 winner Gordy Gundaker. Watch live on DIRTvision to catch the “Fire-Breathing Horseman of the Hell Tour” tackle “The World’s Fastest 1/5-Mile Dirt Track”!
Series Racing
Summit Modified Nationals DIRTcar Summer Nationals
Late Model Track Record
10.228 seconds by Billy Moyer on 4/30/15
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DIRTcar Summer Nationals
Track Info
Track Phone
(217) 764-3000
Track Email
track1985@gmail.com
Track Size & Type
0.200;
Late Model Car Track Record
10.228 seconds by Billy Moyer on 4/30/15
(217) 764-3000
Track Email
track1985@gmail.com
Track Size & Type
0.200;
Late Model Car Track Record
10.228 seconds by Billy Moyer on 4/30/15
Competitor Info
DIRTVision Highlights
Race Recap
Harrison Outduels Summit Modifieds Field at Macon for Win #3 of 2020
MACON, IL – Like a lot of other tracks on the DIRTcar Summit Racing Equipment Modified Nationals circuit, Mike Harrison’s won at Macon Speedway before and had no problem doing it again Thursday night.
Taking the lead from Jacob Rexing on Lap 3, Harrison put on another clinic as the defending winner of the Summit Modifieds race at Macon, leading the field back to the checkered untouched for his 52nd career tour victory.
“A few years ago, we figured something out here, and we just keep going back to that,” Harrison said in Victory Lane. “As long as I keep the wheels underneath it, the nose clean and all the air in the tires, it’s hard to beat this car right now.”
A few multi-car jingles got the race off to a slow start, forcing Harrison to be efficient with passing. He did exactly that, going from third to the lead inside of five laps.
Once Harrison cleared Rexing for the lead, only a few cautions occurred, forcing the six-time Summit Modified champion to only have to deal with restarts as the leader sparingly. Nonetheless, he was flawless on them, successfully defending the lead and his $1,500 top prize as he heads for Fayette County Speedway for more Summit Modified action on Friday.
Two-time and defending Summit Modified champion Nick Hoffman broke his streak of top-two finishes on the year after suffering a rare DNF. He completed a total of 17 laps before calling it a night after racing inside the top-10 early on.
Jeff Leka had a great run going in second, but the laps eventually wound down and his charge for Harrison was thwarted by the checkered flag. Ray Bollinger completed the podium while Rodney Standerefer and Jacob Rexing completed the top-five.
UP NEXT
The DIRTcar Summit Modified action continues Friday night at the Fayette County Speedway for Round #19 of racing action. Catch every lap live on DIRTVision presented by Drydene.
ABBREVIATED RESULTS (click for full results)
Feature (25 Laps) 1. 24H-Mike Harrison [3][]; 2. 3L-Jeff Leka [6][]; 3. 77-Ray Bollinger [5][]; 4. 28-Rodney Standerfer [13][]; 5. 59R-Jacob Rexing [2][]; 6. 36-Kenny Wallace [8][]; 7. 54-Shaun Horstmann [17][]; 8. 24-Zeke McKenzie [7][]; 9. 52-Billy Knebel [21][]; 10. 87Z-Zeb Moake [20][]; 11. 25W-Allen Weisser [14][]; 12. 11D-Brian Diveley [10][]; 13. 21M-Willy Myers [11][]; 14. 14-Rick Conoyer [18][]; 15. 34W-James Walters [1][]; 16. 71-Jeff Graham [16][]; 17. 7-Nick Hoffman [15][]; 18. 19C-Jeremy Nichols [12][]; 19. 1TPO-Tyler Peterson [19][]; 20. 10-Curt Rhodes [9][]; 21. 28B-Lucas Pace [22][]; 22. T6-Tommy Sheppard [4][] Hard Charger: 52-Billy Knebel[+12]
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Feature (25 Laps) 1. 24H-Mike Harrison[4]; 2. 53-Bobby Stremme[7]; 3. 77-Ray Bollinger[2]; 4. 7-Drake Troutman[3]; 5. 77T-Guy Taylor[12]; 6. 24Z-Zeke McKenzie[1]; 7. 27X-Kyle Helmick[21]; 8. 28-Rodney Standerfer[11]; 9. 21M-Willy Myers[9]; 10. T6-Tommy Sheppard Jr[6]; 11. 11-Zach Rhodes[5]; 12. 27-Dalton Ewing[8]; 13. 28S-Joe Strawkas[18]; 14. 87C-Alan Crowder[16]; 15. 43-Ed Roley[17]; 16. 19T-Travis Thrasher[22]; 17. 19-Chad Bauer[13]; 18. 57-Tim Hamburg[14]; 19. 4G-Bill Griffith[20]; 20. 88L-Rob Lee[15]; 21. 36-Kenny Wallace[10]; 22. 45-Kyle Hammer[19]
Qualifying Group 1 (3 Laps) 1. 24H-Mike Harrison, 00:11.698[1]; 2. 53-Bobby Stremme, 00:11.729[13]; 3. 11-Zach Rhodes, 00:11.774[19]; 4. 77-Ray Bollinger, 00:11.806[9]; 5. 21M-Willy Myers, 00:11.833[2]; 6. 28-Rodney Standerfer, 00:11.875[12]; 7. 19-Chad Bauer, 00:11.975[7]; 8. 19C-Carter Sinkhorn, 00:12.138[4]; 9. 22P-Wil Prater, 00:12.141[3]; 10. 88L-Rob Lee, 00:12.177[10]; 11. 43-Ed Roley, 00:12.299[17]; 12. 9C-Russ Coultas, 00:12.354[11]; 13. 19T-Travis Thrasher, 00:12.391[8]; 14. 27X-Kyle Helmick, 00:12.398[14]; 15. J82-Treb Jacoby, 00:12.479[18]; 16. 117E-Mark Enk, 00:12.500[15]; 17. 52-Billy Knebel, 00:12.558[6]; 18. 13S-Jason Scrimpsher, 00:15.414[16]; 19. (DNS) 14C-Rick Conoyer
Qualifying Group 2 (3 Laps) 1. T6-Tommy Sheppard Jr, 00:11.613[2]; 2. 7-Drake Troutman, 00:11.631[17]; 3. 24Z-Zeke McKenzie, 00:11.655[5]; 4. 27- Dalton Ewing, 00:11.870[8]; 5. 57-Tim Hamburg, 00:11.938[10]; 6. 78-Maxx Emerson, 00:11.942[11]; 7. 87Z-Zeb Moake, 00:11.956[18]; 8. 77T-Guy Taylor, 00:11.960[14]; 9. 36-Kenny Wallace, 00:11.980[6]; 10. 87C-Alan Crowder, 00:12.001[4]; 11. 45-Kyle Hammer, 00:12.039[12]; 12. 4G-Bill Griffith, 00:12.103[13]; 13. 5T-Rob Timmons, 00:12.103[9]; 14. 18S-Jarrett Stryker, 00:12.184[3]; 15. 0-Travis Kohler, 00:12.216[7]; 16. 4M-Clint Martin, 00:12.222[16]; 17. 28S-Joe Strawkas, 00:12.316[15]; 18. 4JG-John Goveia, 00:12.831[1]
Heat 1 (8 Laps) 1. 24H-Mike Harrison[1]; 2. 11-Zach Rhodes[2]; 3. 21M-Willy Myers[3]; 4. 19-Chad Bauer[4]; 5. 43-Ed Roley[6]; 6. 22P-Wil Prater[5]; 7. J82-Treb Jacoby[8]; 8. 52-Billy Knebel[9]; 9. 19T-Travis Thrasher[7]; 10. (DNS) 14C-Rick Conoyer
Heat 2 (8 Laps) 1. 77-Ray Bollinger[2]; 2. 53-Bobby Stremme[1]; 3. 28-Rodney Standerfer[3]; 4. 88L-Rob Lee[5]; 5. 19C-Carter Sinkhorn[4]; 6. 27X-Kyle Helmick[7]; 7. 13S-Jason Scrimpsher[9]; 8. 9C-Russ Coultas[6]; 9. 117E-Mark Enk[8]
Heat 3 (8 Laps) 1. 24Z-Zeke McKenzie[2]; 2. T6-Tommy Sheppard Jr[1]; 3. 36-Kenny Wallace[5]; 4. 57-Tim Hamburg[3]; 5. 28S-Joe Strawkas[9]; 6. 87Z-Zeb Moake[4]; 7. 5T-Rob Timmons[7]; 8. 45-Kyle Hammer[6]; 9. (DNS) 0-Travis Kohler
Heat 4 (8 Laps) 1. 7-Drake Troutman[1]; 2. 27-Dalton Ewing[2]; 3. 77T-Guy Taylor[4]; 4. 87C-Alan Crowder[5]; 5. 78-Maxx Emerson[3]; 6. 18S-Jarrett Stryker[7]; 7. 4G-Bill Griffith[6]; 8. 4M-Clint Martin[8]; 9. 4JG-John Goveia[9]
Last Chance Showdown 1 (10 Laps) 1. 43-Ed Roley[1]; 2. J82-Treb Jacoby[5]; 3. 19C-Carter Sinkhorn[2]; 4. 9C-Russ Coultas[8]; 5. 52-Billy Knebel[7]; 6. 13S- Jason Scrimpsher[6]; 7. 27X-Kyle Helmick[4]; 8. 22P-Wil Prater[3]; 9. 19T-Travis Thrasher[9]; 10. (DNS) 14C-Rick Conoyer; 11. (DNS) 117E-Mark Enk
Last Chance Showdown 2 (10 Laps) 1. 28S-Joe Strawkas[1]; 2. 5T-Rob Timmons[5]; 3. 18S-Jarrett Stryker[4]; 4. 4M-Clint Martin[8]; 5. 78-Maxx Emerson[2]; 6. 4G-Bill Griffith[6]; 7. 4JG-John Goveia[10]; 8. (DNS) 87Z-Zeb Moake; 9. (DNS) 45-Kyle Hammer; 10. (DNS) 0-Travis Kohler
