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Kil-Kare Dragway
1166 Dayton-Xenia Rd.
Xenia, Ohio 45385
www.Kilkare.com
Over 200 vehicles showed for the second day of drag racing for 2009! In
the Super Pro Quarter Finals it was Adam Trauth of Cold Springs Kentucky
dialing a 4.95 to the 6.50 of Dave Caplinger of Xenia. Caplinger would
be better at the tree with a .502 light, and would hold the advantage to
the stripe with a 6.521 run over a breaking out Trauth. Next up would be
Tim Louderback of Xenia dialing a 5.07 to the 4.94 of Kathy Glasco of
Piqua. Glasco had the better light with a .509, however Louderback made
the pass on a 5.101 run for the win. JR Lockhart would have the bye into
the semis.
In the semis it would be Louderback on the bye run, next
would be Caplinger against Lockhart. Caplinger dialed a 4.77 to the 6.50
of Lockhart. Lockhart would be better on the tree with a .522 light,
both racers drove hard, Lockhart would get the win over a breaking out
Caplinger with a 4.776 run.
In the finals it would be Louderback
dialing a 5.08 to the 4.76 of Lockhart. Lockhart would be better on the
tree with a .518 and would take the win light over a breaking out
Louderback with a 4.785 run.
In the pro quarterfinals it would be John Masdea of Columbus
dialing a 6.07, against Doug Thompson of Columbus with an 8.35 dial.
Thompson would be better at the tree with a.514 light, and would take
the stripe on an 8.423 run for the win. Next up would be Mark Griffith
of New Carlisle dialing a 6.07 to the 7.00 of Randy Biddle Jr. of
Burbank. Biddle would be better at the tree with a .529 reaction time; a
double breakout win would be Biddle’s on a 6.984 run. In the final pair
for the round it would be Bryan Fox of Springfield dialing a 5.70 to the
7.54 of Ricky Shepherd of Dayton. Shepherd would get the better reaction
time with a .527, and would get the win with a 7.564 run.
In the semis it would be Thompson and Biddle. Thompson would
dial an 8.34 to the 6.99 of Biddle. Reaction times were only a
difference of .0023 seconds with Biddle the better. At the finish line
Thompson would receive the win light with an 8.343 run. Shepherd had the
bye into the finals.
In the finals it would be Biddle dialing an 8.34 to the 7.53
of Shepherd. Once again reaction times were extremely close with
Shepherd taking the advantage by .0099 seconds, at the finish line it
would be shepherd victorious on a 7.538 run.
In the Street quarterfinals it would be Doug Thompson of
Columbus against Dan Trainer of Lockbourne. Thompson would dial a 12.99
to the 12.00 of Trainer. Thompson would be better off the line with a
.551 reaction time, he would hold his number to the finish line for a
12.994 run for the win. Next would be Jake Browder of Fairborn dialing a
12.00 to the 16.33 of Steve Collier of Dayton. Collier would have the
better reaction with a .517, and that would be enough to hold the
advantage to the line for the win with a 16.444 over a breaking out
Browder. Next pair to the tree would be Rusty Thompson of Columbus
against Pete Caroll of Fairborn. Thompson would dial a 12.96 to the
16.81 of Caroll. Reaction times were only .0001 apart, with Thompson the
better, however it would be Caroll with the win light after a 16.824
pass. The last pair for the round would be Rick Gladman of Columbus
against Terry Knight of Fairborn. Gladman dialed a 12.19 to the 16.84 of
Knight. Knight would chop down the tree with a .504 light however
Gladman would chase him down taking the double breakout win with a
12.187 run.
In the semis it would be Gladman dialing a 12.16 against
Thompson dialing a 12.99. Thompson would leave early and that moved
Gladman to the finals. Next would be Caroll dialing a 16.81 to the 16.36
of Collier, Collier would also leave early and that would move Caroll to
the finals to face Gladman.
In the final round Gladman dialed a
12.15 to the 16.86 of Caroll. Gladman would get the better light with a
.566 and would hold the advantage to take the Street class double
breakout win with a 12.147 run.
In the pro bike quarterfinals it would be Kawboy Bob Nugent
of Trotwood dialing a 9.56 against Jeremey England of West Chester
dialing a 12.61. Bob would have mechanical problem, and Jeremy would
take the win light with a 13.415. Next would be Tahd Neeld of St. Paris
dialing a 9.35 to the 9.77 of Homer England of West Chester. At the tree
it would be Neeld with the better light a .532. England would make the
pass and bring up the win light however with a 9.791 run. The last pair
for the round would be Rick Haupt of Farmersville dialing an 8.99 to the
9.58 of Roger Wilhelm of Urbana. Reaction times were only .0023
difference with the advantage going to Haupt, he would hold it and take
the win with a 9.034 run into the semis.
In the semis it would be Dad vs. Lad as Homer and Jeremy
England faced each other to see which would race bye runner Rick Haupt
in the Finals. Homer dialed a 9.77 to the 12.61 of Jeremy. At the tree,
Homer would grab the better light with a .566 and would make the pass
with a 9.827 run for the win over his son. (We are all sure that there
was a bit of bragging going on there!)
In the finals it would be dialing a 9.78 to the 9.06 of
Haupt. Haupt had the better light with a .507 but only by .0078, both
riders made the pass all out, and the double breakout win would go to
Rick Haupt of Farmesville on a 9.050 pass!
Scott Litton won the street bike class on the second weekend of
competition!
In the Jrs 13 & up, it would be Kyle Smith of La Rue dialing a 7.90 to
the 7.90 of Adam Berberich of Blacklick. Berberich would have the better
light on the heads up drag race with a .519, and would take the win with
a 7.839 run. Next would be Michael Collier of Cardington would dial a
7.96 to the 7.96 of Tyler Vance of New Carlisle. Vance would have the
better light but Collier would have the better run with a 7.965 for the
win. Next up would be Ben Browder on the bye run to the semis.
In the semis it would be Collier dialing a 7.97 to the 7.90
of Browder. Collier would have the better light with a .558, but it
would be Browder with the win light on a 7.953 pass. Berberich had the
bye run to the finals.
In the finals it would be Berberich dialing a 7.90 to the
7.94 of Browder. Browder would have the better tree with a .521 light,
and would take the class win with a 7.950 run.
In the 10-12 class it was Kay Crum of Jamestown dialing an
8.90 to the 8.91 of Maggie Turley of Baltimore. Turley Had the better
light, however would breakout giving the win to Crum. Paige Vance was
next on the bye run for the round. For the last pair of the quarters it
would be Kylie Derifield of Lebanon dialing a 10.90 to the 12.60 of Andy
Glasco from Piqua. Derifield would chop down the tree with a .501 light,
however gave it all back at the stripe on the breakout, Glasco would
move to the semis with a 12.770 run.
In the Semis it would be Vance dialing a 9.37 to the 12.69
of Glasco. Glasco would go red and that moved Vance to the finals to
face bye runner Kay Crum.
In the finals it would be Vance dialing a 9.38 to the 8.90
of Crum. Crum would get the better start with a.623 light, and would
hold the advantage to the finish line with an 11.613 run for the Class
win.
In the Jrs 8-9 Shelby Stacy of New Carlisle would dial 12.90
against Kyle Beavers of Urbana. Stacy would leave early, while Beavers
chopped the tree down with a .504. Beaver would breakout and retain the
win with a 12.970 run due to the redlight by Stacy. Logan Back of New
Carlisle faced Byron Pitts of Urbana for a 13.35 heads up race. Pitts
would be better off the line with a .829, but Back ran closer to the
dial with a 13.447 for the win. Michael Roberts had the bye run into the
semis.
In the semis it would be Roberts dialing a 13.21 to the
13.35 of Back. Roberts cut the better light with a .643, however
brokeout giving the Win to Back who ran a 13.35. Kyle Beavers had the
bye into the finals.
In the finals Beavers would dial 12.98 to the 13.35 of Back.
Beavers would cut the better reaction time, however Back would run
closer to the number with a 13.821 run.
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