Keith Nosbisch scored the win and picked up a $1,500 pay day with a win in the Donnie Tanner Memorial Saturday night at East Bay Raceway Park. Photo courtesy EBRP Media
Keith Nosbisch moved out front early, and drove on to score the Late Model victory in race three of the Donnie Tanner Memorial Series Saturday night at East Bay Raceway Park in Tampa, FL.
Jack Nosbisch, Jr., Kyle Bronson and Roger Crouse opened the night with heat race wins. For the feature it would be Doug Horton and Steve Miller making up the front row. Horton would quickly take the lead until lap four when Bobby Clark lost control and tagged the backstretch wall right to bring out the first caution. Phillip Cobb would move into the lead, but saw it go away when he and Bronson tangled, stacking up the field.
Keith Nosbisch took over the lead on lap eight. Caution flew again on lap 19 when Steve Mathis, Jr. spun in turn one. On the restart Nosbisch held the lead, with Horton in second and Dave Schmauss in third. Nosbisch went on to score the $1,500 payday.
Jack Nosbisch, Jr. finsished in second, with Devin Dixon in third, Doug Horton fourth and Shan Smith in fifth.
In other action, the first feature of the night went to the V8 Warriors. Winning their heats were Jessica Robbins and Marco Reyes. For the front row it was Roberto Morfin, Sr. and Robbins for the feature. When the green waved, Morfin, Sr. quickly took the lead only to get tangled with Brett Phillips coming out of turn four sending Morfin, Sr. to the pits. On the restart it would be William Suggs and Robbins now making up the front row. When the green waved Robbins took the lead until Reyes spun in turn two. On the restart it would be Tim Powers taking over the lead and not looking back as he went on to win the feature with Kevin Cassaday, Brett Phillips, Jessica Robbins and Raymond Vann rounding out the top five.
Next up were the Gagel’s Open Wheel Modifieds. Winning their heats were Thomas Pratt and Matt Miller. Miller would start on the pole with Roger Crouse starting on the outside. When the green waved almost the entire field came to rest on the backstretch bringing out the red with only the front three cars making it out of harm’s way. On the restart, Miller moved out to the lead. Miller would go on to win his third feature of the season. Roger Crouse finished in second, with Buzzie Reutimann in third, Tim Gay in fourth and Bobby Dixon in fifth.
Next were the Florida Old Time Mods. Winning their heats were Tom McDonald and Jamie Frankland. Starting on the front row for their feature was Robert Campbell and Charlie Mixon. Mixon would lead lap one, with Mark Steve moving to the point on lap two. On lap three Roger Herbach took the lead on lap eight. In the end, Dan Darnell would score the win. Rounding out the top five were Jamie Frankland, Roger Herbach, Tom McDonald and Gary Riccio.
The final event of the night was the Motorstats.com 4 Cylinder Bombers. Wayne Kissam, Kayla Jones and Don R. Quinn won their heats. For the feature it would be George Handy and Jeremey Douglas making up the front row. Handy would lead the first couple of laps until John Moore took over on lap three. Moore would lead the field to the checkered flag with Wayne Kissam in second, George Handy in third, Darrell Taylor in fourth and Red Vann in fifth.
ASA racing continues next weekend with the Limited Late Models, Gagel’s Open Wheel Modifieds, Q Auto & Injury Attorneys Street Stocks, V8 Warriors and the Motorstats.com 4 Cylinder Bombers. For more info, visit eastbayracewaypark.com.
East Bay Raceway Park – Tampa, FL
Race Results – Oct. 26, 2013
Late Models
1. 102 Keith Nosbisch
2. 12 Jack Nosbisch, Jr.
3. 95 Devin Dixon
4. 11 Doug Horton
5. 55 Shan Smith
6. 105 Dave Schmauss
7. 40B Kyle Bronson
8. 15 Roger Crouse
9. 8S Steve Miller
10. P1 Wallace Peacock
11. 40 Thomas Pratt
12. 25 Gary Foxworth
13. 11M Megan Meyer
14. 14 Mavrick Varnadore
15. 32 Phillip Cobb
16. 41 Travis Varnadore
17. 57M Mark Haase
18. 51 Bobby Clark
19. 87 John Norris
20. 985 Henry Burnside
21. 95JR Steve Mathis, Jr.
22. 54 Dalton Myers
23. 6 Adam Boyd
24. 2X Tommy Prince
25. 09 Scott O’Neal
26. 11J Jamie Slatton
V8 Warriors
1 98 Tim Powers
2. 80 Kevin Cassaday
3. 28 Brett Phillips
4. 09 Jessica Robbins
5. 32 Raymond Vann
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7. 11 Henry Wiley
8. 26 Jeff Weaver
9. 7M Robert Morfin, Sr.
10. 3Z William Suggs
11. 08 Tim Stoffel
12. 15 Bill Whitney
13. 51 Ron Smith
DNS: 67 Jon Bosquin
Open Wheel Modified
1. 8M Matt Miller
2. DOO Roger Crouse
3. 00 Buzzie Reutimann
4. 8 Tim Gay
5. 205 Bobby Dixon
6. 35 Jerry Bruce, Jr.
7. 22 Dale Kelley
8. 27N Nate Bregenzer
9. 87 John Bradley
10. 54 Scott Brossenbacher
11. 81 Thomas Pratt
12. 64 Austin Sanders
Florida Old Time Mods
1. 111 Dan Darnell
2. 1 Jamie Frankland
3. 47 Roger Herbach
4. 22B Tom McDonald
5. 03 Gary Riccio
6. 3 Charlie Mixon
7. 11 Robert Campbell
8. 22S Mark Steve
9. 14 Kathy Herback
4 Cylinder Bombers
1. 66 John Moore
2. 07 Wayne Kissam
3. 22 George Handy
4. 0 Darrell Taylor
5. 1V Red Vann
6. L13 Jeremey Douglas
7. 985 Jason Burnside
8. 09X Brett Calonge
9. 28X Devon Smith
10. 28 Jack Robertson
11. 33 Don R. Quinn
12. 04X Richard Humfeld
13. 88 Patrick Fiore, Sr.
14. 119 Jimmy Baker
15. 48M Eddie Summitt
16. 03 Patrick Tabb
DQ: 4 Kayla Jones
DNS: 24 Michelle Valdez
DNS: 23 Gary Lucas
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