By Jerry O'Brien

7-13-08 Proctor, MN

Darrell Nelson drove a borrowed car to the win in the 25 lap Late Model feature Sunday night

July 13. Nelson's only Late Model chassis was destroyed in a wreck Saturday night July 5

leaving him without a ride. His former car owner Tom Esse who is fielding a car for his son

Dave, stepped in and offered the #21 to Nelson until such time that his new chassis could be

completed. Nelson took to his old ride like a Duck to water and it was just a matter of time until

he'd put it in victory circle.

Another veteran driver Tim McMann who is in his 38th year of competition, was on the

outside pole for the feature with Nelson starting from the ninth position. McMann took the lead

from the get go but could never widen the distance on the pack as three caution flags in the early

going kept the pack bunched. The third caution flag may have been McMann's undoing as while

he was trying to get slowed down, he slid off the third turn into the car of Jeff Broking who had

caused the yellow flag. After that McMann's car didn't seem to be the same and he relinquished

the lead on the restart and hung on to finish fourth. Meanwhile Nelson was on the move and

grabbed the lead with nine laps remaining outrunning last week's winner Jeff Provinzino for the

win. Tom Waseleski, Jr finished third ahead of McMann while Kyle Peterlin's run from the

eighth row ended in the fifth spot.

It was Ryan Aho's feature to lose in the WISSOTA Modified 20 lap feature as he worked his

way from the third row to slip by early leader pole sitter Jeff Hart. Hart led the early circuits but

Aho was on the move. Early on perpetual contender Kelly Estey brought out the first caution flag

and went to the work area with a flat tire rejoining the pack just as the green flag flew. While

everyone watched Aho take over the lead from Hart, Estey was charging around the track from

nearly a half lap back and reached the back of the pack just as the caution flag flew again. While

Aho was having a battle with Jayme Lautigar for the lead, Estey was carving his way through the

field finishing sixth. Aho held off Lautigar for the win and the sweep, his first in the Modified

division at the speedway. Jody Bellefeuille was third with Darrell Nelson in contention up from

row six to finish fourth ahead of Hart in fifth.

Louis Meglen of Iron, MN won out in a race long battle with Ashland's Kevin Eder to win his

first ever WISSOTA Super Stock feature at the speedway. The two started side by side in the

front row and battled the entire distance. Several early cautions bunched the pack and gave Eder

chances to get by Meglen. He was able to draw alongside numerous times but Meglen was able

to fend him off. Behind the leaders the players in third changed several times as first Eric Nelson

then Jeremy Fink as well as Mike Bellefeuille and Andy Davey took a shot at tracking down the

front duo. at the end of the 20 laps it was Meglen out front over Eder, Fink, Nelson and

Bellefeuille in the top five.

Loren Inman started the 20 lap WISSOTA Midwest Modified feature from the outside pole

and took the early lead but four caution flags foiled the attempt to get the first of 20 circuits in

the books. Even a single file restart didn't help before the combatants settled down and began to

race instead of crash. Jimmy Latvala started the feature from the inside of row three and hung

around in the top five during the early going along with Glen Dammer, Nick Baker, and Clint

Larson. Latvala got the jump on the restart after the fifth caution flag and drove away from Inman

to take his first feature win at the speedway in 11 years. Inman, Monte Hall, Skeeter Estey and

Adam Archer finished in the top five. Larson and Greg Chesley both rebounded from being

tagged with cautions to finish sixth and seventh. Pole sitter Dan Kingsley finished eighth while

other accident victims Lance Solem and Brad Anderson rounded out the top ten.

Newcomer John Brownell from Hibbing, MN passed leader Josh Loucks after a restart with

six laps remaining to win his first Pure Stock feature at the speedway. Brownell started from

outside row five and worked his way into contention. After an early red flag when Jeff Christman

flipped his car in turn three (he was OK) Loucks was right in pole sitter Pete Ciurleo's tire tracks.

Loucks soon took the lead from Ciurleo and dominated for a few laps until Tim Carlson spun on

the backstretch bringing out the caution flag again. At the green flag Brownell forced his way

past Loucks and pulled away to t he victory. Loucks, Dan Follett, Ciurleo and Richard Dzelak

rounded out the top five.

Results Proctor Speedway 7-13-07

WISSOTA AMSOIL Dirt Track Series Late Models (22cars)

Heat 1: Kelly Estey, Greg Hill, Jeff Provinzino, Terry Lillo, Harry Hanson, Kyle Peterlin John

Massingill, Kevin Carlson

Heat 2: Aaron Lillo, Bob Slater, Tom Waseleski, Jr, Jason Miller, Jeff Broking, Bobby Carlson,

Matt Sorenson,

Heat 3: Darrell Nelson, Tim McMann, Todd gehl, Mike Waseleski, Chris Olson, Cory

Jorgenson, Jeff Massingill

Feature (25 laps): Nelson, Provinzino, Waseleski, Jr, McMann, Peterlin, Hanson, Miller,

Jorgenson, John Massingill, M Waseleski, T Lillo, Jeff Massingill, K Carlson, Slater, Olson,

Broking, Hill, A Lillo, Gehl, Estey, Sorenson, B Carlson

WISSOTA AMSOIL Dirt Track Series Modified (17 cars)

Heat 1: Jayme Lautigar, Kelly Estey, Jody Bellefeuille, Bill Stettner, Paul Schultz, Darrell

nelson, Jeff Wood, Andy Miskowic, Bob Broking

Heat 2: Ryan Aho, Jeff Hart, Shaun Kreyer, Joey Galloway, Duane Dale, Ken Hron, Greg Ferris,

Nick Lavato

Feature (20 laps) Aho, Lautigar, Bellefeuille, Nelson, Hart, Estey, Dale, Wood, Hron, Broking,

Lavato, Ferris, Schultz, Miskowic, Galloway, Kreyer, Stettner

WISSOTA AMSOIL Dirt Track Series Super Stock (24 cars)

Heat 1: Jeff tardy, Louis meglen, Kevin Eder, Jeff Ruzich, Robbie Cooper, Andy Grymala, Gary

Cornelison, Tom Treviranus

Heat 2: Mike bellefeuille, Jeremy fink, Andy Davey, Jay Kuras, Steve Van House, Adam Long,

Todd Carlson, Dan Tocheri

Heat 3: Eric Nelson, Kevin Salin, Jimmy Gullikson, Sam Skalsky, Steve Christman, Ronnie

Malecki, Steve Carlson, Jacob Lukanen

B Feature: Grymala, Treviranus, Malecki, Cornelison, Lukanen, Tocheri, T Carlson, Long, S

Carlson

Feature (20 laps) Meglen, Eder, Fink, Bellefeuille, Nelson, Tardy, Davey, Kuras, Ruzich,

Grymala, Slin, Malecki, Christman, Cooper, Treviranus, VanHouse, Cornelison, Lukanen,

Gukkikson, Skalsky

WISSOTA AMSOIL Dirt Track Series Midwest Modified (28 cars)

Heat 1: Jesse Ogston, Dan Kingsley, E.J. Hietala, Taylor Leuthner, Ross Siiter, Bart Porter, Jeff

Peterson

Heat 2: Monte Hall, Clint Larson, Skeeter Estey, Andrew Inman, Joel Olejnicak, Adam Archer,

Willy Thompson

Heat 3: Jimmy Latvala, Loren Inman, Greg Chesley, Brad Anderson, Lance Solem, Ken

Mostoller, Deven VanHouse

Heat 4: Nick baker, Glen Dammer, Bill Brouse, Tony ciurleo, Jacob Morinville, Bruce Johnson,

Mike Avery

B Feature: Archer, Solem, Morinville, Mostoller, Peterson, Avery, Siiter, Olejnicak, Johnson,

VanHouse, Porter, Thompson

Feature (20 laps) Latvala, L. Inman, Hall, Estey, Archer, Larson, Chesley, Kingsley, Solem,

Anderson, Leuthner, Dammer, Mostoller, Ciurleo, Morinville, Ogston, Brouse, E.J. Hietala, A.

Inman, Baker

Proctor Pure Stock (31 cars)

Heat 1: Andy LaBarge, Dan Larsen, Jody Amendola, Jon McKinnon, Aaron Olson, Chad Ziebol,

Corey Ziebol, Mark korte

Heat 2: Kevin Burdick, Pat Van Ert, John Brownell, Al Rapp, Rick cornelison, Austin Blom,

Tommy cornelison, Jeff Christman

Heat 3: Josh Loucks, Tim carlson, LeRae ralidak, Matt Hammitt, Doug Willis, Jeff Engelmeier,

Scott Larsen, Jeffrey Broking

Heat 4: Dan Follett, Pete Ciurleo, Richard Dzelak, Tasha Rapp, Jim Cooper, Kyle Inman, Emily

Noise

B Feature: Olson, Blom, R. Cornelison, Christman, Cooper, Korte, Corey Ziebol, Noise, T.

Cornelison, Engelmeier, Chad Ziebol, K. Inman, Willis, S Larsen, Broking

Feature (15 laps) Brownell, Loucks, Follett, Ciurleo, Dzelak, D.Larsen, Rapp, LaBarge, Ralidak,

Van Ert, McKinnon, Hammitt, Burdick, Olson, R.Cornelison, Blom, Amendola, T.Rapp,

Carlson, Christman.