BAER FIELD BUZ

~RICHARDSON IN VICTORY LANE~

Stock Car Fall Classic – 67 stock cars timed in trying for the 50 Lap A Main Event. Baer Field Speedway regulars dominated the top 3 spots and in the end it was a daring late race pass on the outside that found Neal Richardson in victory lane. Al Cook Jr. started the race on the pole and a lot of people were picking Cook to bring the 88 K105 car home in first place. Richardson started back in the 5th row and worked his way to 2nd place within a few short laps. Richardson hounded Cook for the almost 40 laps before making a daring pass around the outside of Cook exiting turn 2. Cook would come home 2nd followed by Derek Hoffman, Mickey Cornwall and Rick Brown.

A-Main Top 5:
Neal Richardson
Al Cook Jr.
Derek Hoffman
Mickey Cornwall
Rick Brown
B-Main Top 5:
R. Hardty
Randy Smith
D. Hunley
J. Ellert
G. Chapman

C-Main Top 5:
D. Arnett
Mark Blessing
Jeremy Hamilton
B.J. Stuller
John Shuler

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D-Main Top 5:
Jason Smith
Ed Ware
Terry Lee
Larry Watson
David Pointon Jr

Modified Fall Classic – Baer Field Point Runner Up Jeremy Wallen ran away with the Modified Fall Classic race. Wallen started up front and was never seriously challenged. David Parker finished second in a spirited battle between he, Pete and Joe Wormcastle. Todd Griggs would come home in 5th place.

Top 5:
Jeremy Wallen
David Parker
Pete Wormcastle
Joe Wormcastle
Todd Griggs

Mini Stock Fall Classic – Cory Ryman made the long tow from Northwestern Indiana, set fast time and dominated a strong class of 41 Mini Stocks to claim the Fall Classic. Another New Paris Speedway import Jim Angelmeyer came home 2nd, followed by Thomas Latham Jr., Jim Newman and Craig Castle.

A-Main Top 5:
Cory Ryman
Jim Angelmeyer
Thomas Latham Jr.
Jim Newman
Craig Castle

B-Main Top 5:
Chad Minnix
Russ Miller
Dick Soule
Don Cupp
Larry Vandall

Front Wheel Drive Fall Classic Top 5:
Rich Nusbaum
Scott Harris
Jake Hinton
Justin Kelly
Nancy Vandall

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