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360/410 SPRINT CAR OPEN SHOW
VICTORVILLE AUTO RACEWAY - VICTORVILLE, CA
MAY 31, 2008

42 CARS

TIME TRIALS:
1. Casey Shuman, 32- 13.644, 2. Tony Jones, 4- 13.657, 3. Nic Faas, 17F- 13.686, 4. Cory Kruseman, 21K- 13.709, 5. Blake Miller, 93- 13.725, 6. J Hicks, 66- 13.761, 7. Henry Clarke, 41K- 13.763, 8. Danny Sheridan, 18- 13.794, 9. Mike Spencer, 50- 13.811, 10. Tyler Brown, 96- 13.814, 11. Josh Ford, 73- 13.849, 12. Cody Williams, 3- 13.910, 13. Rodney Argo, 19- 13.933, 14. John Aden, 7X- 14.041, 15. Rickie Gaunt, 25- 14.064, 16. R.J. Johnson, 38- 14.079, 17. Don Gansen, 7G- 14.083, 18. Garrett Hansen, 7- 14.098, 19. Seth Wilson, 17- 14.127, 20. Alan Ballard, 75- 14.159, 21. Shon Deskins, 20- 14.180, 22. J.J. Ercse, 84- 14.226, 23. Eric Severson, 11- 14.342, 24. Jimmy Crawford, 0K- 14.354, 25. Robert Ellis, 43- 14.372, 26. Jordan Hermansader, 36- 14.381, 27. Brandon Thomson, 92T- 14.421. 28. Ludwig Solberg IV, 13- 14.421, 29. Ryan Devitt, 72- 14.722, 30. Luis Espinoza, 92- 14.763, 31. Dave Bezio, 8Z- 14.824, 32. Tony Everhart, 55- 14.840, 33. Aaron Altaffer, 21A- 14.901, 34. Tom Grunkemeyer, 55X- 14.973, 35. Brian Schuler, 77S- 15.005, 36. Ronnie Case, 8- 15.099, 37. Gordon Edwards, 50X- 15.153, 38. Mike Kennedy, 14- 15. 320, 39. Brein Kinney, 85- 15.368, 40. Joe Gunderson, 57- 15.408, 41. John Butler, 54- 15.623, 42. Heidi Tresler, 3X- 15.783.

C-MAIN: (8 laps)
1. Ronnie Case, 2. Aaron Altaffer, 3. Tom Grunkemeyer, 4. Brian Schuler, 5. Brein Kinney, 6. Heidi Tresler, 7. Joe Gunderson, 8. Mike Kennedy, 9. Gordon Edwards, 10. John Butler.

HEAT RACE 1: (10 laps)
1. Mike Spencer, 2. Casey Shuman, 3. Blake Miller, 4. Robert Ellis, 5. Don Gansen, 6. Shon Deskins, 7. Ryan Devitt, 8. Rodney Argo.

HEAT RACE 2: (10 laps)
1. Garrett Hansen, 2. Jordan Hermansader, 3. Tony Jones, 4. Tyler Brown, 5. Luis Espinoza, 6. J.J. Ercse, 7. J Hicks, 8. John Aden.

HEAT RACE 3: (10 laps)
1. Seth Wilson, 2. Josh Ford, 3. Eric Severson, 4. Rickie Gaunt, 5. Nic Faas, 6. Brandon Thomson, 7. Henry Clarke, 8. Dave Bezio.

HEAT RACE 4: (10 laps)
1. Alan Ballard, 2. Danny Sheridan, 3. Cody Williams, 4. Jimmy Crawford, 5. R.J. Johnson, 6. Tony Everhart, 7. Ludwig Solberg IV, 8. Cory Kruseman.

SEMI-MAIN: (12 laps)
1. Nic Faas, 2. J Hicks, 3. R.J. Johnson, 4. Rodney Argo, 5. Don Gansen, 6. Luis Espinoza, 7. Aaron Altaffer, 8. J.J. Ercse, 9. Henry Clarke, 10. Ronnie Case, 11. Ludwig Solberg IV, 12. Tom Grunkemeyer, 13. Tony Everhart, 14. Brian Schuler, 15. Shon Deskins, 16. Brandon Thomson, 17. Ryan Devitt, 18. Dave Bezio.

FEATURE: (30 laps - With Actual Starting Positions)
1. Casey Shuman (2nd), 2. Danny Sheridan (3rd), 3. Blake Miller (1st), 4. Tyler Brown (6th), 5. Garrett Hansen (14th), 6. Cody Williams (4th), 7. Seth Wilson (13th), 8. Rickie Gaunt (9th), 9. Josh Ford (21st), 10. Mike Spencer (5th), 11. R.J. Johnson (12th), 12. Eric Severson (15th), 13. Luis Espinoza (19th), 14. Robert Ellis (17th), 15. Tony Jones (8th), 16. J Hicks (10th), 17. Jimmy Crawford (18th), 18. Alan Ballard (16th), 19. Nic Faas (7th), 20. Don Gansen (11th), 21. Jordan Hermansader (20th), 22. Rodney Argo (22nd).
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FEATURE LAP LEADERS:
Laps 1-27 Shuman.

*Thanks to CFRinc, GPMinc, and Victorville Auto Raceway.

SHUMAN DOMINATES VICTORVILLE SPRINT RACE
By Robert Mayson

Victorville, CA…Casey Shuman, Indianapolis, IN, scored the biggest win of his sprint car car Saturday night at Victorville Auto Raceway. Driving the Rex Foster Allstate Utility Construction No. 32 Maxim, Shuman turned the fastest lap in time trials and went on to led all 27-laps of the curfew-shorten feature, earning himself a $5,000.00 payday.

Shuman started on the outside of the front row next to Blake Miller. Heading into the event, Miller had been to Victorville’s victory lane during each of his last three visits. Miller and his Jeff Gardner / Roy Miller Freightlines No. 93 would have to settle for third on this night coming across the finish line behind the Kittle Plumbing / Pace Lighting No. 18 Stinger driven by Danny Sheridan.

Tyler Brown started sixth before steering the Nadine Gardner / Goodwine Glass No. 96 Chalk to a fourth-place finish. Garrett Hansen somehow survived an incident during the race where he was the middle of a spectacular double-flip involving Jimmy Crawford and Alan Ballard. Both Crawford and Ballard were able to walk away from their battered mounts, while Hansen went on to give his Mark Preistley / Roy Miller Freightlines No. 7 Bullet a top-five finish.

Promoters Cary Faas and Jack Gardner, Jr. added a new twist for their latest event, giving the car on the pole first option to tag the 22-car field and vie for a $20,000 first-prize. Miller and Shuman each declined, giving Josh Ford an opportunity to accept the challenge. Ford was unable to reach the front in his Keith Ford / V-Mac No. 73, but did earn Hard-Charger honors with his run to the ninth position.

The feature race was marred by an early-lap accident involving Don Gansen and Jordan Hermanader. Hermansader was not hurt, unfortunately Gansen was not so lucky had to be transported to a local hospital after suffering knee and leg injuires.

http://www.racewayvideo.com/clips/080531/080531victorville.wmv

Jeff Kristensen

Thanks Jeff for both of the great video clips from Victorville! Have a great new year.

"Ralphie, Senor, muchas gracias por una mas cerveza"  -
Scott Daloisio @ the PAS

I like this one!

Hey Casey, do you think you can stop watching it long enough to answer a question? LOL

Are you going to be in Tucson for the Roger McCluskey Classic next weekend?.. I"ll be going down, and hope to see you there. If not this weekend, I sure as hell better see you at the Copper on dirt.

Kenny

Half the lies they tell about me aren't true. 

LOL.. I wont be out for the McClusky, having to much fun back here playing in the snow! j/k.. I am hoping to make it out for the Copper, so hopefully seeya there...

we need more shows like that !!!!!!!!

ROB