Tim Brown celebrates his seventh win of the season in Saturday night’s first Modified feature at Bowman Gray Stadium. Photo by Eric Hylton Photography
Tim Brown sailed ahead to claim the checkered in a rather smooth first Modified race at Bowman Gray Stadium in Winston-Salem, SC Saturday. But the second race for the Brad’s Golf Cars Modified Series was a heated battle that sent shockwaves throughout the entire field.
Brown, of Rural Hall, was the fastest qualifier – and when the top six qualifiers redrew for starting position, lucky Brown plucked the pole as his starting spot. Ronnie Clifton of Walkertown, who was the second fastest qualifier, started on the outside front row.
As the green flag fell in the first 50-lap race, Brown shot out into the lead. For three double-file restarts, Clifton tried to steal the lead away. The number 66 of Clifton was able to deliver a nudge or two, but it seemed that no one could touch Brown.
“Everything’s just going well, and the car’s phenomenal,” said Brown.
On the third double-file restart, Jonathan Brown of Winston-Salem was able to dart past Clifton to take over second place. Jonathan Brown pushed hard to catch up to Brown, waiting for a restart where he’d have the chance to take to the outside to challenge Tim Brown.
But unfortunately for Jonathan Brown, the caution flag didn’t come out for the rest of the race. He ended up finishing second. Brothers Michael Clifton and Ronnie Clifton finished third and fourth.
While Chris Fleming of Mount Airy and John Smith of Mount Airy battled for position in the first 50-lapper, Fleming nailed the rear bumper of Smith. Smith spun – and then caught Fleming up in the wreckage. Smith finished 16th.
Danny Bohn scored the victory in the second Modified feature. Photo by Eric Hylton Photography
But Lady Luck smiled on Smith when the “Madhouse Scramble” put him on the pole for the start of the second race. Smith secured the lead against Steven Truell of Midway and held on against the outside-row challenges of Joseph Brown of Winston-Salem and Austin Pack of Walkertown.
Burt Myers of Walnut Cove passed by Pack to take over second and pressured Smith for the top spot. Myers gave Smith a stout tap to the rear bumper – but Smith retained the lead and Myers lost traction and position.
Danny Bohn of Huntersville then took over the second place spot, applying the heat to Smith. The #25 of Smith held strong for lap after lap until a collision with Bohn on a restart.
“When Danny kicked into it on the last restart, he cut into me and broke my right-front tie rod. When he broke my tie rod, that was all she wrote,” said Smith.
After the battle with Smith, Bohn also fought hard with Jonathan Brown for the lead – sending Brown spinning.
“Jonathan probably should’ve won,” said Bohn. “But we went down into turn one, there was some speedy dry, and we got together. We didn’t hit hard – the track was just so slick tonight.”
With just a few laps to go, Burt Myers and Jonathan Brown ran into each other as they fought for position. Jonathan’s brother, Joseph Brown, got involved – leading to a demolition derby as Myers and Joseph Brown took out their frustrations on each other.
Danny Bohn held on to grab the checkered flag, with Michael Clifton of Walkertown and Tommy Neal of Walkertown finishing in second and third.
In the Webb Heating & A/C Co. Sportsman Series, Taylor Branch of Lewisville brought home the win in the first 20-lap race, with Rich Hunter of Winston-Salem finishing second and Derek Stoltz of Walkertown taking third. Michael Adams grabbed the checkered in the second race, with Kenny Bost of Lexington and Luke Fleming of Mount Airy coming in second and third.
K.J. Stimpson of Lewisville claimed victory in the Q104.1 New Country Street Stock Series race. The race was cut short to only 15 laps due to time constraints. Tim Vaden of Kernersville finished in second, and Billy Gregg of Lexington placed third.
In the Summer Shootout Stadium Stock Series, Derek Taylor of Yadkinville brought home the win for a second week in a row. The second Stadium Stock race was postponed due to time constraints.
Bowman Gray Stadium – Winston-Salem, NC
Race Results – July 28, 2012
Modifieds – Race One
FINISH CAR DRIVER
1 83 Tim Brown
2 22 Jonathan Brown
3 50 Michael Clifton
4 66 Ronnie Clifton
5 4 Jason Myers
6 65 Danny Bohn
7 71 Dean Ward
8 1 Burt Myers
9 5 Randy Butner
10 81 Austin Pack
11 77 Lee Jeffreys
12 21 Tommy Neal
13 72 Brent Elliott
14 2 Joseph Brown
15 64 Steven Truell
16 25 John Smith
17 40 Chris Fleming
18 68 Robbie Brewer
19 75 Robert Jeffreys
20 41 Zach Brewer
Modifieds – Race Two
FINISH CAR DRIVER
1 65 Danny Bohn
2 50 Michael Clifton
3 21 Tommy Neal
4 22 Jonathan Brown
5 4 Jason Myers
6 40 Chris Fleming
7 77 Lee Jeffreys
8 83 Tim Brown
9 5 Randy Butner
10 72 Brent Elliott
11 75 Robert Jeffreys
12 1 Burt Myers
13 2 Joseph Brown
14 64 Steven Truell
15 25 John Smith
16 81 Austin Pack
17 66 Ronnie Clifton
18 71 Dean Ward
19 41 Zach Brewer
Sportsman – Race One
FINISH CAR DRIVER
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2 71 Rich Hunter
3 02 Derek Stoltz
4 18 Kenny Bost
5 70 Noah Triplett
6 3 Jeff Garrison
7 81 Zack Clifton
8 26 Michael Tilley
9 03 Jordan Fleming
10 72 Bryant Robertson
11 19 Michael Adams
12 13 Luke Fleming
13 07 Danny Cornwell
14 9 David Adams
15 01 Brandon Brendle
16 22 Stacey Miller
17 55 Zack Ore
18 52 David Sell
19 92 Kyle Southern
20 79 John Lain
21 16 Junior Smith
Sportsman – Race Two
FINISH CAR DRIVER
1 19 Michael Adams
2 18 Kenny Bost
3 13 Luke Fleming
4 3 Jeff Garrison
5 02 Derek Stoltz
6 26 Michael Tilley
7 86 Taylor Branch
8 9 David Adams
9 72 Bryant Robertson
10 92 Kyle Southern
11 07 Danny Cornwell
12 03 Jordan Fleming
13 22 Stacey Miller
14 81 Zack Clifton
15 01 Brandon Brendle
16 16 Junior Smith
17 70 Noah Triplett
Street Stocks
FINISH CAR DRIVER
1 8 K.J. Stimpson
2 18 Tim Vaden
3 98 Billy Gregg
4 55 Stephen Baker
5 44 Daniel Fishel
6 4 John Holleman
7 12 Doug Wall
8 61 Richard Hoots
9 21 Justin Taylor
10 11 Clofton Richardson
11 13 Kevin Gilbert
12 51 Chris Smith
13 28 Bobby Whiteman
14 92 Casie Doub
15 2 Willie Wall
16 17 Brian Doty
17 40 Taylor Robbins
18 1 David Sumner
19 66 Whitney Clifton
Stadium Stock – “A” Race
FINISH CAR DRIVER
1 26 Derek Taylor
2 61 Charlie Curry
3 4 Andrew Sanders
4 24 A.J. Sanders
5 60 Ted Mickalowski
6 44 Wesley Thompson
7 98 T.J. Cox
8 81 Chuck Wall
9 55 Tyler Burke
10 34 Chris Lawing
11 1 Rob Young
12 29 Cody Arrington
13 13 Chase Hunt
14 1H Daniel Yates
15 42 Phillip Wright
16 01 Jason Keaton
17 89 Joseph Swanson
18 62 Kevin Hedgecock
19 22 Jason Tutterow
20 8 Shane Southard
21 7 Chris Allison
Stadium Stock – “B” Race
Postponed due to curfew
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