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Hagerstown Octoberest 350 Qualifying
Hagerstown Speedway's Octoberfest 350 fell victim to a slow moving storm which dumped rain on much of the Mid Atlantic region on Sunday. The Small Block Modified and Super Sportsman divisions both got their 50 lap race in the books before the skies ...
Edited: May 8, 2001, 12:19 PM
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Hagerstown Speedway's Octoberfest 350 fell victim to a slow moving storm which dumped rain on much of the Mid Atlantic region on Sunday. The Small Block Modified and Super Sportsman divisions both got their 50 lap race in the books before the skies opened.
Doug Hoffman won the Small Block Modified feature while Bobby Weaver took home the winner's share of the purse in the Super Sportsman division. Each driver took home $5,000 for their win.
The Octoberfest 350 will continue next Sunday, October 5 with 100 lap races for Late Models and Big Block Modifieds and a 50 lap race for the Sprint cars.
Qualifying for all divisions was held under sunny skies on Saturday at Hagerstown Speedway.
Sprint Heat One Results (12 laps/7 to qualify)
1. 461 Lance Dewease 2. 8j Dan Jones 3. 77t Jess Thomas 4. 45 Jeff Rohrbaugh 5. 53 Shawn Keen 6. 07 Dave Haight 7. 46 Chris Strait 8. a18 Becca Anderson (DNF) 9. 17 John Smith (DNF) 10. 8d Dan Dietrich (DNF) Heat Two Results
1. 1z Kevin Gobrecht 2. 69k Don Kreitz 3. 77 Fred Rahmer 4. 88m Sean Michael 5. 88w Phil Walter 6. 13 Scott Jones 7. 16 Cliff Brian 8. F1 French Grimes 9. 2c Mike Dillman 10. 29 Bill Brian
Heat Three Results
1. 1a Bobby Allen 2. 7x Brian Gobrecht 3. 55 Mike Wagner 4. 3 Bob Howard 5. 5w Wayne Iffland 6. 8w Woody Linton 7. 1/2 Von McGee 8. 15 Bill Case 9. 7s Rick Schmelyun
Sprint Consi Results (11 laps/5 to qualify)
1. 29 Bill Brian 2. 8d Dan Dietrich 3. F1 French Grimes 4. 7s Rick Schmelyun 5. 2c Mike Dillman 6. 17 John Smith 7. 15 Bill Case 8. a18 Becca Anderson (DNS)
Becca Anderson left Hagerstown early to compete that evening at Lincoln Speedway in Hanover, Pennsylvania. Bill Brian's Weikert #29 car made it to Lincoln at 7:41 p.m., plenty of time to start in Sprint heat four.
Starting Line-up for Hagerstown Octoberfest 350 Sprint Feature (50 laps) 1. 461 Lance Dewease 2. 1z Kevin Gobrecht 3. 1a Bobby Allen 4. 8j Dan Jones 5. 69k Don Kreitz 6. 7x Brian Gobrecht 7. 77t Jess Thomas 8. 77 Fred Rahmer 9. 55 Mike Wagner 10. 45 Jeff Rohrbaugh 11. 88m Sean Michael 12. 3 Bob Howard 13. 53 Shawn Keen 14. 88w Phil Walter 15. 5w Wayne Iffland 16. 07 Dave Haight 17. 13 Scott Jones 18. 8w Woody Linton 19. 46 Chris Strait 20. 16 Cliff Brian 21. 1/2 Von McGee 22. 29 Bill Brian 23. 8d Dan Dietrich 24. F1 French Grimes 25. 7s Rick Schmelyun 26. 2c Mike Dillman
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