Congrats to Luke Morris, Ryan Horensky and Kevin Anderson

[Mike Carr]

Luke Morris won todays Lee Sherman Memorial Stock/Super Stock race over Ryan Horensky. Kevin Anderson won Saturday's Best Package Shootout. Congratulations guys. Full results to be posted soon.

[Mike Carr]

29 cars made the call today. Here are the time trial and round-by-round event results.

Stock/Super Stock Time Trial Session 1 -- Time Trial Session 2.
Weather: 61.1*, 40.6%, 29.81", 680' 62.4*, 35.5%, 29.79", 760'
Steve Klacik H/PS '89 Mustang 14.12 14.19
Jim Helsel G/SA '71 Duster 11.13 11.16
Danny Henderson SS/FA '71 Challenger 10.37 10.39
Jim Marshall G/SA '81 Corvette 10.97 10.97
Bill Taylor B/S '69 Camaro 10.80 10.86
Johnny Williams G/SA '71 Cutlass 11.01 11.01
Bill Hawk B/SA '67 Shelby 13.34 10.23
Wayne Totoro A/SA 10.18 10.15
Scott Bodmer SS/JA '98 Firebird 10.95 11.00
Harry Golliday SS/F '67 Camaro 9.74 9.79
Bill Belden I/S '78 Nova 11.49 11.50
Bill Collett EF/S '90 LeSabre 17.23 17.31
Chris Bowman K/CM '84 Mustang 11.90 11.73
Ron Traupman SS/BS '02 Grand Am 9.00 9.01
Jeff Gardiner S/GTB '84 Cutlass 10.86 10.88
Ed Newton SS/AX '80 Monza 12.54 9.01
Brent Darroch A/CM '96 Camaro 10.16 10.19
Tex Miller F/SA '71 Mustang 10.93 10.91
Bryan Worner GT/FA '90 Camaro 9.97 10.00
Herbie Null GT/CA '87 Camaro 9.86 9.76
Tim Worner GT/JA '88 Cutlass 10.50 10.55
Harry Huntzberry SS/JA '69 Camaro 10.28 10.32
Ryan Horensky C/SA '68 Mustang 10.56 10.58
Vic Guilmino D/SA '71 Mustang 10.77 10.82
Bob Cupp SS/KA '65 Malibu 10.41 10.34
Andy Stone A/S '69 Camaro 10.35 no run
Luke Morris N/SA '79 Malibu wagon 12.63 12.65
Kevin Anderson H/SA '69 Camaro 11.25 11.25
Rick Golliday P/SA '65 Malibu wagon no run 12.81

Round 1 Eliminations (dial-in); (R) = redlight): 60.0*, 36.7%, 29.79", 599'
Williams 11.42 (11.04) def. Taylor 18.29 (10.85)
Henderson 10.37 (10.37) def Bowman 11.87 (11.91)
Bodmer 11.01 (11.00) def Klacik 14.159 (14.16)
Guilmino 10.64 (10.68) def Belden 11.42 (11.49)
Horensky 10.57 (10.58) def Null 9.76 (9.74) (R)
Newton no time (9.00) def H Golliday 9.81 (9.74) (R)
Anderson 11.28 (11.24) def Collett 17.34 (17.27) (R)
Morris 12.70 (12.67) def Cupp 10.44 (10.43)
Marshall 10.98 (10.98) def Br. Worner 10.05 (10.01)
Totoro 10.14 (10.16) def Hawk 10.23 (10.26) (R)
Miller 10.92 (10.92) def Gardiner 10.91 (10.88)
Stone 10.33 (10.31) def R Golliday 12.86 (12.80)
T Worner 10.53 (10.57) def Helsel 11.17 (11.16)
Darroch 10.28 (10.27) def Huntzberry 10.32 (10.28)
Traupman 8.998 (9.00) bye run

Round two:
Guilmino 10.79 (10.63) def Bodmer 11.03 (11.01) (R)
Marshall 10.94 (10.98) def Totoro 18.69 (10.13) (R)
Horensky 10.55 (10.57) def T Worner 10.50 (10.52) (R)
Morris (12.66) def Henderson (10.35) (R) -did not get their ET's-
Miller 10.98 (10.92) def Traupman 9.02 (8.99)
Anderson 11.22 (11.25) def Newton (no show)
Darroch 10.26 (10.30) def Williams (no show)
Stone 10.45 (10.31) bye run

Round three:
Morris 12.66 (12.66) def Marshall 10.97 (10.94) (R)
Horensky 10.61 (10.56) def Guilmino 10.59 (10.60)
Stone 10.30 (10.35) def Miller 10.86 (10.91)
Darroch 10.21 (10.25) def Anderson 11.27 (11.22) (R)

Semifinals:
Morris 12.64 (12.65) def Darroch 10.20 (10.19). Darroch had won the round, but was DQ'd for an outer boundary line violation.
Horensky 10.54 (10.55) def Stone 10.28 (10.30)

Final Round:
Luke Morris .012 RT 12.670 99.94 (12.64) def
Ryan Horensky .015 RT 10.558 119.93 (10.53)
MOV: .0018

Saturdays Best Package Winner: Kevin Anderson .029 and 11.30 (11.30)

Thanks for all who attended, and congrats to Luke, Ryan and Kevin Hope everyone has a great winter and see you next season!

B.D.

[Dale Slusser]

Congratulations ...Luke , Ryan , Kevin ................. Dale Slusser ..1254 P/SA

[Chris1529]

Congratulations to all. Thanks to Mike for putting on the race and for Mason Dixon for hosting the race. The weather was great all weekend and its always a good place for us northerners to end the season.

[Robert Pare Racing]

Thanks again Mike for all your hard efforts. We hope you and your family have a good winter as well.

[John Warehime]

I'm sorry I couldn't make it this year, due to work functons. I knew Lee and the Riech brothers for many years. Nice job guys.

[Chris Kilraine]

sorry we couldnt make it either......good job Ryan!

[Bruce Witherspoon]

Originally Posted by Mike Carr

29 cars made the call today. Here are the time trial and round-by-round event results.

Stock/Super Stock Time Trial Session 1 -- Time Trial Session 2.
Weather: 61.1*, 40.6%, 29.81", 680' 62.4*, 35.5%, 29.79", 760'
Steve Klacik H/PS '89 Mustang 14.12 14.19
Jim Helsel G/SA '71 Duster 11.13 11.16
Danny Henderson SS/FA '71 Challenger 10.37 10.39
Jim Marshall G/SA '81 Corvette 10.97 10.97
Bill Taylor B/S '69 Camaro 10.80 10.86
Johnny Williams G/SA '71 Cutlass 11.01 11.01
Bill Hawk B/SA '67 Shelby 13.34 10.23
Wayne Totoro A/SA 10.18 10.15
Scott Bodmer SS/JA '98 Firebird 10.95 11.00
Harry Golliday SS/F '67 Camaro 9.74 9.79
Bill Belden I/S '78 Nova 11.49 11.50
Bill Collett EF/S '90 LeSabre 17.23 17.31
Chris Bowman K/CM '84 Mustang 11.90 11.73
Ron Traupman SS/BS '02 Grand Am 9.00 9.01
Jeff Gardiner S/GTB '84 Cutlass 10.86 10.88
Ed Newton SS/AX '80 Monza 12.54 9.01
Brent Darroch A/CM '96 Camaro 10.16 10.19
Tex Miller F/SA '71 Mustang 10.93 10.91
Bryan Worner GT/FA '90 Camaro 9.97 10.00
Herbie Null GT/CA '87 Camaro 9.86 9.76
Tim Worner GT/JA '88 Cutlass 10.50 10.55
Harry Huntzberry SS/JA '69 Camaro 10.28 10.32
Ryan Horensky C/SA '68 Mustang 10.56 10.58
Vic Guilmino D/SA '71 Mustang 10.77 10.82
Bob Cupp SS/KA '65 Malibu 10.41 10.34
Andy Stone A/S '69 Camaro 10.35 no run
Luke Morris N/SA '79 Malibu wagon 12.63 12.65
Kevin Anderson H/SA '69 Camaro 11.25 11.25
Rick Golliday P/SA '65 Malibu wagon no run 12.81

Round 1 Eliminations (dial-in); (R) = redlight): 60.0*, 36.7%, 29.79", 599'
Williams 11.42 (11.04) def. Taylor 18.29 (10.85)
Henderson 10.37 (10.37) def Bowman 11.87 (11.91)
Bodmer 11.01 (11.00) def Klacik 14.159 (14.16)
Guilmino 10.64 (10.68) def Belden 11.42 (11.49)
Horensky 10.57 (10.58) def Null 9.76 (9.74) (R)
Newton no time (9.00) def H Golliday 9.81 (9.74) (R)
Anderson 11.28 (11.24) def Collett 17.34 (17.27) (R)
Morris 12.70 (12.67) def Cupp 10.44 (10.43)
Marshall 10.98 (10.98) def Br. Worner 10.05 (10.01)
Totoro 10.14 (10.16) def Hawk 10.23 (10.26) (R)
Miller 10.92 (10.92) def Gardiner 10.91 (10.88)
Stone 10.33 (10.31) def R Golliday 12.86 (12.80)
T Worner 10.53 (10.57) def Helsel 11.17 (11.16)
Darroch 10.28 (10.27) def Huntzberry 10.32 (10.28)
Traupman 8.998 (9.00) bye run

Round two:
Guilmino 10.79 (10.63) def Bodmer 11.03 (11.01) (R)
Marshall 10.94 (10.98) def Totoro 18.69 (10.13) (R)
Horensky 10.55 (10.57) def T Worner 10.50 (10.52) (R)
Morris (12.66) def Henderson (10.35) (R) -did not get their ET's-
Miller 10.98 (10.92) def Traupman 9.02 (8.99)
Anderson 11.22 (11.25) def Newton (no show)
Darroch 10.26 (10.30) def Williams (no show)
Stone 10.45 (10.31) bye run

Round three:
Morris 12.66 (12.66) def Marshall 10.97 (10.94) (R)
Horensky 10.61 (10.56) def Guilmino 10.59 (10.60)
Stone 10.30 (10.35) def Miller 10.86 (10.91)
Darroch 10.21 (10.25) def Anderson 11.27 (11.22) (R)

Semifinals:
Morris 12.64 (12.65) def Darroch 10.20 (10.19). Darroch had won the round, but was DQ'd for an outer boundary line violation.
Horensky 10.54 (10.55) def Stone 10.28 (10.30)

Final Round:
Luke Morris .012 RT 12.670 99.94 (12.64) def
Ryan Horensky .015 RT 10.558 119.93 (10.53)
MOV: .0018

Saturdays Best Package Winner: Kevin Anderson .029 and 11.30 (11.30)

Thanks for all who attended, and congrats to Luke, Ryan and Kevin Hope everyone has a great winter and see you next season!

B.D.

Hey Mike,

Can you tell me what is a out of boundary line? Been racing for a few years.and this is a new one for me.

[Mike Carr]

At Mason-Dixon, there is an outer line, about four feet before the wall (similar to Englishtown and maybe a very few other tracks). Brent crossed that outer line, at about the 60' mark, which is a boundary treated the same as the centerline, and the starter's decision is that that was a boundary violation, and was DQ'd.

[Stick Racing]

Originally Posted by Stew Pidasole

What a shady way to win a race. The other part of this is that it seemed like Morris was the "hometown kid" who is "buddy buddy" with the starter and convinced him to make the decision after the run, as the track manger could not make the call. Out of boundary line? That's a dagger after a hell of a driving job to get the WIN, and then to get your win ticket scratched out in pencil. Is there an "out of boundary line" rule announced or stated anywhere at that track during eliminations to let "non-regulars" aware of such a thing? I too have never heard of that in 40+ years.

-Stew

I was sitting in the water box behind Darroch when he made his run. The car moved hard to the left and crossed the white line by several feet. He gathered it up and I was surprised to see his win light come on. He then proceeded to stop his car on the return road at the ticket booth, blocking all the other cars returning from their runs. There were at least 10 cars stopped behind him. Finally, the track operator came out of the building and said, "...either move that car or you will never race here again...'

I didn't research the rule book but I figure that line is there for a reason. No, he didn't hit anything or cause any problems, however, if that were a reason for not being disqualified, what if he crossed the centerline, and hit didn't cause a problem, what's the difference?

If the call was at the starter's discretion, it was a good one.

So was the one by Elmer.
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Andy Stone 1102 B/S 1112 SS/C