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by Rhonda Costa
MERIDIAN, IDAHO — Local driver Bryan Warf keeps the Bob and Tom Naylor Memorial Classic perpetual trophy in Idaho with a big Sunday at Meridian Speedway.
The 50-lap main event honored the late local racers with the families of Bob and Tom Naylor present in Winner’s Circle with Warf after the race.
Top Qualifier: Bryan Warf #91 12.014
Heat 1: Brandon Johnson #14
Heat 2: Kirk Wartman #56
Feature: Bryan Warf #91
by Rhonda Costa
MERIDIAN, IDAHO – After correcting a loose condition on their supermodified racecar, S&S Motorsports of Carson City went to the tight side of handling only to have it revert to loose during the 40-lap main event at the first of two feature races for the Tom and Bob Naylor Memorial Classic at Meridian Speedway in Meridian, Idaho.
Oil blow off from the 56 car of Kirk Wartman of Boise didn’t help the handling conditions for Troy Regier, driver of the No. 98 S&S racecar, and the others, but as Regier tried an outside pass on Wartman in turn 1 on lap 27, Regier came in contact with the right rear of Wartman and sailed into the wall of turn 1, hitting nearly head on and leaving the car perched at a 90-degree angle on the wall.
Top Time: A.J. Russell #7 11.954
Dash: Troy Regier #98
Heat: Kirk Wartman #56
Feature: A.J. Russell #7
By Rhonda Costa
CARSON CITY, NEV. — After a one-year hiatus, the Supermodified Racing Association brings its fierce horsepower and talented drivers back to Meridian Speedway for the Tom and Bob Naylor Memorial Classic, a two-day show Saturday and Sunday, May 23-24.
Local drivers Jeff Russell, Bryan Warf, Kirk Wartman and Pat Whittet are expected to compete on the quarter-mile asphalt track, along with series points leader Troy Regier, as well as Jim Birges, AJ Russell and several others.
by Gerald Laurie
Saturday, May 9, 2009 was the date for the 32nd annual Vukovich Memorial Classic at Madera Speedway. This race was originally set to honor two time Indy 500 winner Bill Vukovich. After the death of Vukovich’s grandson, Billy Vukovich III in 1990, it was expanded to honor both Indy veterans. Billy III was a many time winner at Madera in Supermodifieds as well as an Indy Rookie of the Year. This is one of the premier West Coast Supermodified Shows of the year.
Top Qualifier: Jeff Russell #85
410 Dash: Jim Birges #89
360 Dash: Kenny Kinchen #5
410 Heat: Lonnie Adamson #14
360 Heat: Willie Northamer #15
Feature: Troy Regier #98
