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MINERAL WELLS, WV -- Dean Jacobs captured his first win of the season Saturday night at West Virginia Motor Speedway as the Haulmark All Star sprints returned to 5/8 mile oval for the first time in 14 years. Jacobs, aboard his own No. 27 Maxim with ...

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MINERAL WELLS, WV -- Dean Jacobs captured his first win of the season Saturday night at West Virginia Motor Speedway as the Haulmark All Star sprints returned to 5/8 mile oval for the first time in 14 years. Jacobs, aboard his own No. 27 Maxim with Ott power, took the lead on lap 10 from early leader Brock Mayes and fought off Chad Kemenah at the finish. His winning team is supported by Attica Raceway Park, Pike Supply, Waverly Quick Lube and Pullins Motorsports. After rain and fog delays, the checkered flag fell on the event at 4:12 a.m.

Mayes and Jon Agan made up the front row for the start, followed by Danny Smith and Jeremy Campbell. Mayes led the first three laps with Agan and Campbell following until Agan got sideways in turn two and collected Campbell, bringing out the first caution. This put Smith into second for the restart. Mayes led until he jumped the cushion on lap seven, allowing Smith to get by. But Smith's pass was nullified by a caution for Craig McGuire's stalled machine. McGuire had been running eighth.

Mayes bolted out to another big lead, followed by Smith, ninth starter Dean Jacobs and Kemenah. Jacobs got around Smith for second on lap nine, and put a turn one slide job on Mayes for the lead on lap 10. Then Smith and Kemenah followed Jacobs past Mayes before the action was slowed again when Jon Agan flipped on lap 14.

Jacobs led for the restart, with Kemenah applying pressure to Smith for second. Kemenah ducked under Smith for second a lap later. Kemenah could not catch Jacobs until the leaders got into lapped traffic. Kemenah pulled right up to Jacobs with three laps to go. Kemenah was poised to make a pass, but the lapped car of Andy McKisson got in the way, allowing Jacobs to bolt ahead again and seal the win.

Smith was third at the end ahead of Greg Wilson, Rob Chaney and Mayes.

The Crown Battery heat fell to Rob Chaney, the B&B Products heat went to Butch Schroeder, the Engler Machine and Tool heat was won by Bill Rose and Jimmy Stinson won the University of Northwestern Ohio B Main. Kemenah was the Huggins Cams Fast Time qualifier with a new track record of 16.676 seconds and captured the Haulmark Dash. Ryan Coniam took a hard flip in the third heat, but he emerged uninjured. A late afternoon rain shower delayed the start of the program by almost five hours.

Huggins Cams Time Trials: 1. Chad Kemenah, Harble 15k, 16.676 (NTR); 2. Craig McGuire, McGuire 4mc, 16.754; 3. Ryan Coniam, Grove 70, 16.758; 4. Jimmy Stinson, Stinson 84, 16.775; 5. Jeremy Campbell, Campbell 10c, 16.777; 6. Danny Smith, Smith 4, 16.793; 7. Jon Agan, Agan 4J, 16.794; 8. Brock Mayes, Mayes 11B, 16.824; 9. Barry Ruble, Ruble 63r, 16.858; 10. Dean Jacobs, DJR 27, 16.877; 11. Greg Wilson, Hampshire 63, 16.898; 12. Nick Naber, Jarrell 22, 16.905; 13. Rob Chaney, SC Racing 9x, 16.963; 14. Butch Schroeder, Brown 99, 17.018; 15. Phil Gressman, Robenalt 98, 17.028; 16. Tim Hunter, Hunter 2, 17.142; 17. Paul May, May 71m, 17.153; 18. Bill Rose, Rose 6, 17.167; 19. Mike Lutz, Chiappelli 98, 17.199; 20. Keith Baxter, Baxter 1B, 17.240; 21. Adam Strausser, Strausser 65, 17.296; 22. Andy McKisson, McKisson 0, 17.400; 23. Eddie Lynch, Lynch 29, 17.447; 24. Brian Benson, Smith 1, 17.874; 25. Wayne McPeek, McPeek 1mc, 17.876; 26. Dave Dickson, Abbott 7a, 18.253; 27. Larry McPeek, McPeek 30, 18.590; 28. Randy Fink, Fink 41, 20.277; 29. Eddie Slone, Slone 4x, NT.

Crown Battery Heat (8 laps): 1. Chaney 2. Agan 3. Jacobs 4. Kemenah 5. Hunter 6. McKisson 7. Stinson 8. Lutz 9. W. McPeek 10. Fink.

B&B Products Heat (8 laps): 1. Schroeder 2. May 3. Wilson 4. Mayes 5. Campbell 6. McGuire 7. Lynch 8. Baxter 9. Dickson 10. Slone (DNS).

Engler Machine & Tool Heat (8 laps): 1. Rose 2. Smith 3. Ruble 4. Naber 5. L. McPeek 6. Benson 7. Gressman 8. Strausser 9. Coniam.

Haulmark Dash (4 laps): 1. Kemenah 2. Smith 3. Campbell 4. Agan.

University of Northwestern Ohio B Main (10 laps): 1. Stinson 2. Lutz 3. Coniam 4. Gressman 5. Baxter 6. W. McPeek 7. Lynch 8. Strausser 9. Dickson 10. Slone 11. Fink.

Haulmark A Main (25 laps): 1. Dean Jacobs 2. Chad Kemenah 3. Danny Smith 4. Greg Wilson 5. Rob Chaney 6. Brock Mayes 7. Jimmy Stinson 8. Paul May 9. Bill Rose 10. Keith Baxter 11. Nick Naber 12. Wayne McPeek 13. Barry Ruble 14. Andy McKisson 15. Eddie Lynch 16. Tim Hunter 17. Ryan Coniam 18. Jon Agan 19. Brian Benson 20. Larry McPeek 21. Butch Schroeder 22. Craig McGuire 23. Phil Gressman 24. Jeremy Campbell.

Lap Leaders: Brock Mayes 1-9, Dean Jacobs 10-25.

<pre> All Star Sprint Points: 1 Chad Kemenah 1758 2 Danny Smith 1672 3 Greg Wilson 1613 4 Jeremy Campbell 1484 5 Tim Hunter 1371 6 Brock Mayes 1328 7 Ryan Coniam 1275 8 Paul May 1258 9 Bill Rose 1243 10 Dale Blaney 1236

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