Bend�s Mayea wins Bud Cup 100 - September 26, 2004

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2005-01-27

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Good equipment, good driving and good luck were all needed to become one of the 20 cars to make it to the start of the feature event. A record 73 late model cars entered the event that began Friday night with qualifying time-ins and heat races. Saturday evening’s races started with an unprecedented E main event with two cars transferring to the D main. The D and C events also transferred two to the next main event, with four cars transferring from the B to the 100-lap lap A main feature event, including local racer Mark Wauge in a modified car. Most of the first half of the race was led by Randy Boyd, but he was passed by Rob Mayea just before the mid-race pit stop. The top five at the pit stop were Rob Mayea, Randy Boyd, Mark Carrell, Rick Hodges and Darren Coffell. Three cars were lost in the first half of the race, leaving just 17 on the track to start the final 50 laps. Advertisement Mayea held on to the lead through several caution flags, which saw more challengers forced to the pits, reducing the field to 12 cars for the final 15 laps. Laps 86 through 90 saw Mayea barely holding off Coffell for the lead. By lap 92, however, Mayea had reestablished a 10-car lead and went on to take the checkered flag. The final few laps saw the race for second heat up between Coffell and Bob Boyd, with Boyd getting past Coffell for second on lap 97. Boyd ended up second followed by Coffell in third. North Medford High senior Jared Morrill won the coveted Rapp Racing pro stock Race of Champions. The race features all main event winners of the current season and past track champions, along with top point finishers to round out a 12- car field and is one of the most popular events of the speedway season. Bob Westcott overtook Brad Alfrey on the 10th lap to win the four-cylinder modified open comp race. On Friday night, Dan Van Acker won the dwarf car main event but it wasn’t enough to edge out Crash Jackson for the Season Points Championship. BUD CUP 100 B MAIN — 1, Bob Boyd; 2, Mark Wauge; 3, Tom Halter; 4, Bill Workman. C MAIN — 1, Bill Workman; 2, Wayne Sturderant. D MAIN — 1, Justin Simpson; 2, Billy Workman. E MAIN — 1, Brad Hopkins; 2, Doug Mott. TROPHY DASH — 1, Trevor Glaser; 2, Darren Coffell; 3, Casey Vitale; 4, Darvin Tramel; 5, Randy Boyd; 6, Rick Hazen; 7, Kevin Keeney; FIRST HEAT — 1, Brad Hopkins; 2, Jim Moore; 3, Steve Piefer. SECOND HEAT — 1, Anthony Hopper; 2, Darrel Blanchard; 3, David Satterfield. THIRD HEAT — 1, Bo Shields; 2, Jim Hill; 3, Mike Wolff. FOURTH HEAT — 1, Frank Hazen; 2, Clint Mitchell; 3, Jeff Wright. FIFTH HEAT — 1, Glen Hackman; 2, Justin Evans; 3, John Campos. SIXTH HEAT — 1, Trevor Glaser; 2, Kevin Keeney; 3, Lincoln Houfek. SEVENTH HEAT — 1, Randy Boyd; 2, Darvin Tramel; 3, Todd Maher. EIGHTH HEAT — 1, Casey Vitale; 2, Darren Coffell; 3, Tim Zeller. NINTH HEAT — 1, Rob Mayea; 2, Rick Hazen; 3, Torey Swaynaim. FAST TIME — Rob Mayea; 13.849; 2, Tim Zeller; 14.061. 3, Randy Boyd; 14.220. RACE OF CHAMPIONS DASH FOR CASH — 1, Jim Walker Jr.; 2, Jim Hill; 3, Tony Walker; 4, Dave Everson; FIRST HEAT � 1, Tony Walker; 2, Jim Walker Jr.; 3, John Duffie; 4, Jared Morrill; 5, Mike Jones; 6, Butch Poppa. SECOND HEAT — 1, Jim Hill; 2, Dave Everson; 3, Frank Word III; 4, Albert Gill; 5, Chris Charlton; 6, Seth Carder. FOUR-CYLINDER MODIFIED TROPHY DASH — 1, Bob Westcott; 2, Keith VanDyne; 3, Red VanDyne. FIRST HEAT — 1, Bob Westcott; 2, Red VanDyne; 3, Vicki Macormic. SECOND HEAT — 1, Keith VanDyne; 2, Jason Wesolowski; 3, Steve Pierce. THIRD HEAT — 1, Brad Alfrey; 2, Reggie DeVore; 3, Dan King. FAST TIMES — 1, Bob Westcott; 16.334; 2, Brad Alfrey; 16.772. 3, Keith VanDyne; 16.895. DWARF CARS TROPHY DASH — 1, Fred Hay; 2, Mitch Sheeler; 3, Jeff Harsha. 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