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Winged Sprints on Asphalt Racing Series (WSoA)
Race #12- Columbus Motor Speedway - October 8^th, 2005
Press Release, by Heather Garrepy

Scott Picks up First WSoA Win

Columbus, Ohio (October 8) -Regular dirt race, Bryan Scott picked up his first Winged Sprints on Asphalt (WSoA) victory Saturday night in the twenty-five lap feature event at Columbus Motor Speedway after race leader Danny Brown took a hard hit into the fourth turn wall on lap twenty-four.

At the drop of the green, outside pole sitter, Mark Pridemore took the early lead. By lap six, two time WSoA Champion, Danny Brown had caught up to Pridemore and overtook the lead on lap seven. Pridemore and Doug Berryman would race side by side for second position before Pridemore would slip high on the racetrack and loose several positions. Once Berryman got past Pridemore, he began chasing down .....

Mansfield, Ohio - October 1^st, 2005
Long night of Cavalcade Day 1 Racing
by Travis Apple

After two caution filled races, the sprints almost went green flag to checkered in a 30-lap feature. A late caution came out but that didn’t stop Frank Neill, who had a great car as he lapped over half the field, earn his first career victory at Mansfield Speedway.

“We had a great car and we were able to stay out of the way of lap traffic and get it,” said Neill. “We came close several times this year but we could never get it, it’s a great feeling to finally get one.”

The rest of the top five was Tyler Dunn (2nd), Tim Buchanan (3rd), Doug Berryman (4th), and Adam McLellan (5th). Neill was also a heat winner and Martin Robinson was the other heat winner. Dunn was the fastest qualifier as he set a new track record with a time of 14.155.

Mansfield, Ohio - September 17^th, 2005
Leedy, McCune win big at Fall National at MMS
By Travis Apple

In the 30-lap sprint feature, Jimmy McCune jumped to the lead of pack on lap 1 and he would never look back as he took home a $6,000 first place check. There were three cautions and each time McCune got off to a great restart and sped away from the field.

However, the fastest qualifier Tyler Dunn, who had drawn a 12 car invert, started from that 12th position and made it all the way up to second place. Frank Neill finished in third, Bryan Scott in fourth, and Tim Buchanan in fifth. The Sprint results are unofficial as they were still being checked at press time. “I would like to thank the Rebman Truck Services for giving me a ride,” stated McCune. “I knew that if we could get to a lead we would be in good shape because we had a great car. I knew the guys were there at the end but I was just running as hard as I could.”
“We had a really fast car and I think if we would have had a couple more laps we could have come close to passing,” added Dunn. “It was definitely a race of patience with the lapped cars and sometimes second is better than nothing.”
Dunn was the fastest qualifier on Friday with a time of 14.248. The Sprints didn’t have any other mains besides the 35 car starting field. On Friday, Jason Kemp, Jimmy Taylor, Mike Linder, and Dustin Keegan were all heat winners.

After a huge weekend at Mansfield Motorsports Speedway, the track will have a week of rest and will be back in action for another big event weekend on October 1st and 2nd. It’s the Mansfield Motorsports Speedway Cavalcade. On Saturday, day 1, the ISMA SuperModifieds, the 305 Sprints, Late Models, and Pure Stocks will all be in action. On Sunday, day 2, the MSA SuperModifieds, HOSS 410 Sprints, Modifieds, and the Stockers will be in action. For more information, weekly polls, pictures, and much more please visit our website at www.mansfield-speedway.com

Mansfield, Ohio - September 11^th, 2005
Parsley, Kemp lead green to checkered in Wins
By TRAVIS APPLE

MANSFIELD, Oh * Both Bobby Parsley and Jason Kemp were able to lead every single lap in two separate features to earn victory lane honors at Mansfield Motorsports Speedway. Parsley started on the pole in the Championship Racing Association Mansfield 100 and Kemp started third in the 25 lap Mountain Dew Xtreme Sprints race and earned his second consecutive win.

The Mt. Dew Xtreme Sprints were also in fast racing action on the .44 mile track. Kemp who finished second in points in the 2005 season started in the third position and got to the front of the pack by lap 2.

However, just like the CRA race, it wasn’t easy for Kemp as he Frank Neill right on his tail for much of the race. It appeared as Neill would get around Kemp a few times but the three time winner was able to him off. Kemp was even able to hold him off on the final lap as Neill get by for a split second but Kemp put the pedal down and got to victory lane.

He was running very strong and I just needed to keep where I wanted to be,” added Kemp. “It all worked out in the end and it was a very good race. I just hope next week our car stays like this and we can get three in a row.” The top five finishers were Neill in second, Jimmy Taylor in third, Adam McLellan in fourth, and Tyler Dunn in fifth. Neill was also the fastest qualifier at 14.481.