race-results
08-10-2014, 12:21 PM
Previous Ironman Classic Finishes
2004 (Mountain Motor Speedway): Jackie Boggs, Chuckie May, Raymond Nichols, Ralph Francis, Donald Runyon, Brandon Hardgrove, Greg Lucas, Daniel Williams, Brent Denny.
2005 (Rained Out)
2006 (Mountain Motor Speedway): Chris Combs, Anthony Adams, Shannon Thornsberry, Steve Stollings, Greg Lucas, Jack Fields, Chris Wilson, Dan Deaton, Raymond Nichols, Jimmy Perkins, Eric Creech, Freddie Brock, Danny Bates, Cory Waddell, Larry Gray Jr., D.J. Wells.
2007 (Mountain Motor Speedway): Chris Combs, D.J. Wells, Jamie Ferguson, Eric Wells, Jamie Maggard, Jack Fields, Anthony Adams, Raymond Nichols, Danny Bates, Jackie Boggs, Kevin Hall, Jimmy Perkins, Doug Smith, Greg Anderson, Whitney McQueary, Russ Frohnapfel, Randy Caudill, Travis Hensley, Freddie Brock, Brandon Fouts, Victor Lee.
2008 (Richmond Speedway): Don O’Neal, Terry English, Victor Lee, Chris Combs, Aaron Hatton, Jimmy Crabtree, David Webb, Justin Rattliff, Wayne Chinn, Dennis Roberson, Dustin Linville, Tyrel Todd, Jim Robinson, Mike Jewell, Tim Tungate, Eric Wells, D.J. Wells, Michael Chilton, Bobby Carrier Jr., Larry Gray Jr., Greg Johnson, Marty Stepp, Jason Barrett.
2009 (Mountain Motor Speedway): Josh McGuire, Aaron Ridley, Justin Rattliff, Wayne Chinn, Brandon Fouts, Oscar McCown, Chris Combs, Tim Tungate, Jimmy Crabtree, David Dixon, Jeremy Hall, Christian Rayburn, Raymond Nichols, John Mulligan, B.J. Morris, D.J. Wells, Daniel Hatcher, Jimmy Perkins, Shannon Thornsberry, Derek Fisher, Freddie Brock, Eric Wells.
2010 (Mountain Motor Speedway): Shannon Thornsberry, D.J. Wells, Jeremy Hall, Jason Perry, Jack Fields, Freddie Brock, Ricky Rose, Chris Combs, Jamie Maggard, Steve Stollings, Brandon Wagner, Carl Dillow II, Brandon Fouts.
2011 (Southern Ohio Speedway): Jackie Boggs, Tim Dohm, Eddie Carrier Jr., Rod Conley, Shannon Thornsberry, Dustin Linville, Delmas Conley, Audie Swartz, Billy Gullion, Terry Hicks, R.J. Conley, Paul Davis, Matt Jobe, James Watson, Mick Sansom, David Smith, Kenny Howell
2012 (Lake Cumberland Speedway)- Night One: Michael Chilton, Vic Hill, Tanner English, Johnny Wheeler, Justin Rattliff, Dustin Neat, Brad Neat, Victor Lee, Jeff Neubert, Michael Wright, Michael Asberry, Rod Carter, Jr., Tommy Bailey, Ricky Arms, Kenny Cobble, Mike Weeks, Tim Tungate, Skylar Marlar; Night Two: Michael Chilton, Chris Combs, Vic Hill, Tanner English, Victor Lee, Dustin Neat, Brad Neat, Justin Rattliff, Skylar Marlar, Tim Tungate, Johnny Wheeler, Michael Asberry, Jeff Watson, Rod Carter, Jr., Ricky Arms, Kenny Cobble, Dennis Barton, Randy Ridner, Nick Claborn, Buzz Williams
2013 (Ponderosa Speedway)- Michael Chilton, Greg Johnson, Dustin Linville, Stephen Breeding, Derek Fisher, Dustin Neat, Victor Lee, David Webb, Brandon Kinzer, Justin Rattliff, Brad Neat, Dan Schlieper, James Rice, Jeff Watson, Dion Benningfield, Brandon Thirlby, Mike Marlar, Jeff Rawlings, Dennis Roberson, Lee Logan, Mike Jewell, Clarence Belcher
-Ironman Classic Fast Facts and Tidbits-
-The Ironman Classic is the brainchild of CT Promotions’ Chris Tilley and first was presented in 2004 at Mountain Motor Speedway in Isom, KY and second-generation speedster Jackie Boggs of Grayson, KY would take the victory in the inaugural event over Chuckie May, Raymond Nichols, Ralph Francis, and Donald Runyon.
-The 2005 version of the Ironman Classic was again to be contested at Mountain Motor Speedway, but the event would be rained out and would not be rescheduled.
-For 2006, the event would again be contested at Mountain Motor Speedway and Chris Combs of Isom, KY would grab the win at his hometown track over the likes of Anthony Adams, Shannon Thornsberry, Steve Stollings, and Greg Lucas.
-Chris Combs would follow-up up his 2006 Ironman Classic victory with a repeat performance in 2007 at Mountain Motor Speedway, earning Combs the nickname of the “Ironman”. Trailing Combs at the finish of this edition of the event would be D.J. Wells, Jamie Ferguson, Eric Wells, and Jamie Maggard.
-In 2008, the Ironman Classic would switch venues and the event would be presented at Richmond Raceway in Richmond, KY and Don O’Neal of Martinsville, IN would show why he is the “Real Deal” by claiming the event victory ahead of Terry English, Victor Lee, Chris Combs, and Aaron Hatton.
-For 2009, the Ironman Classic would return to Mountain Motor Speedway and Josh McGuire would make his first start in the event and would finish in the first position as well in taking the checkered flag first ahead of Aaron Ridley, Justin Rattliff, Wayne Chinn, and Brandon Fouts.
-The 2010 version of the Ironman Classic would again take place at Mountain Motor Speedway and Shannon Thornsberry of Martin, KY would grab one of the biggest wins of his career by claiming the event victory over D.J. Wells, Jeremy Hall, Jason Perry, and Jack Fields.
-In 2011, the event would visit a new venue as the Ironman Classic would take place at Southern Ohio Speedway in Wheelersburg, OH and Jackie Boggs would become only the second driver to score a repeat victory in the event as he would be followed at the finish line by Tim Dohm, Eddie Carrier, Jr., Rod Conley, and Shannon Thornsberry.
-For 2012, the Ironman Classic would take place at Lake Cumberland Speedway in Burnside, KY and would see two feature events over two nights of racing and Michael Chilton of Salvisa, KY would score his first ever win in the event, as he would sweep the A-Mains in both nights of competition. Chilton would win the first night over Michael Chilton, Vic Hill, Tanner English, Johnny Wheeler, Justin Rattliff , while Chilton would be trailed at the checkered flag on night two by Chris Combs, Vic Hill, Tanner English, and Victor Lee.
-The 2013 edition of the Ironman Classic would be contested at Ponderosa Speedway in Junction City, KY and would return to its traditional one feature format and Michael Chilton of Salvisa, KY would become only the third mulit-time winner by scoring the race win at the track better known as “Kentucky’s Baddest Bullring”. Chilton would outdistance Greg Johnson, Dustin Linville, Stephen Breeding, and Derek Fisher to pick up the victory.
-For 2013, the Ironman Classic will venture to its sixth different venue as it will take place for the first time ever in the Volunteer State at Smoky Mountain Speedway in Maryville, TN. The tenth edition of the race will pay $5,010 to win (the $10 comes from it being the 10th anniversary of the race) and the race will be contested under the sanctioning of the Southern National Bonus Series. Joining the Super Late Models for the event will be the track’s Limited Late Model ($1,500 to win) and Street Stock ($500 to win) divisions.
-There have been a total of one hundred and ten (110) different drivers make the A-Main in the previous nine Ironman Classic events. Drivers that made their first start in the Ironman Classic in 2013 included Stephen Breeding, Brandon Kinzer, Dan Schlieper, James Rice, Dion Benningfield, Brandon Thirlby, Mike Marlar, Jeff Rawlings, Lee Logan, and Clarence Belcher.
-One driver has made six starts in the Ironman Classic event and that is Chris Combs, while D.J. Wells has made five starts in the race. Five drivers have made four starts in the event and those drivers are Freddie Brock, Victor Lee, Raymond Nichols,Justin Rattliff, and Shannon Thornsberry.
2004 (Mountain Motor Speedway): Jackie Boggs, Chuckie May, Raymond Nichols, Ralph Francis, Donald Runyon, Brandon Hardgrove, Greg Lucas, Daniel Williams, Brent Denny.
2005 (Rained Out)
2006 (Mountain Motor Speedway): Chris Combs, Anthony Adams, Shannon Thornsberry, Steve Stollings, Greg Lucas, Jack Fields, Chris Wilson, Dan Deaton, Raymond Nichols, Jimmy Perkins, Eric Creech, Freddie Brock, Danny Bates, Cory Waddell, Larry Gray Jr., D.J. Wells.
2007 (Mountain Motor Speedway): Chris Combs, D.J. Wells, Jamie Ferguson, Eric Wells, Jamie Maggard, Jack Fields, Anthony Adams, Raymond Nichols, Danny Bates, Jackie Boggs, Kevin Hall, Jimmy Perkins, Doug Smith, Greg Anderson, Whitney McQueary, Russ Frohnapfel, Randy Caudill, Travis Hensley, Freddie Brock, Brandon Fouts, Victor Lee.
2008 (Richmond Speedway): Don O’Neal, Terry English, Victor Lee, Chris Combs, Aaron Hatton, Jimmy Crabtree, David Webb, Justin Rattliff, Wayne Chinn, Dennis Roberson, Dustin Linville, Tyrel Todd, Jim Robinson, Mike Jewell, Tim Tungate, Eric Wells, D.J. Wells, Michael Chilton, Bobby Carrier Jr., Larry Gray Jr., Greg Johnson, Marty Stepp, Jason Barrett.
2009 (Mountain Motor Speedway): Josh McGuire, Aaron Ridley, Justin Rattliff, Wayne Chinn, Brandon Fouts, Oscar McCown, Chris Combs, Tim Tungate, Jimmy Crabtree, David Dixon, Jeremy Hall, Christian Rayburn, Raymond Nichols, John Mulligan, B.J. Morris, D.J. Wells, Daniel Hatcher, Jimmy Perkins, Shannon Thornsberry, Derek Fisher, Freddie Brock, Eric Wells.
2010 (Mountain Motor Speedway): Shannon Thornsberry, D.J. Wells, Jeremy Hall, Jason Perry, Jack Fields, Freddie Brock, Ricky Rose, Chris Combs, Jamie Maggard, Steve Stollings, Brandon Wagner, Carl Dillow II, Brandon Fouts.
2011 (Southern Ohio Speedway): Jackie Boggs, Tim Dohm, Eddie Carrier Jr., Rod Conley, Shannon Thornsberry, Dustin Linville, Delmas Conley, Audie Swartz, Billy Gullion, Terry Hicks, R.J. Conley, Paul Davis, Matt Jobe, James Watson, Mick Sansom, David Smith, Kenny Howell
2012 (Lake Cumberland Speedway)- Night One: Michael Chilton, Vic Hill, Tanner English, Johnny Wheeler, Justin Rattliff, Dustin Neat, Brad Neat, Victor Lee, Jeff Neubert, Michael Wright, Michael Asberry, Rod Carter, Jr., Tommy Bailey, Ricky Arms, Kenny Cobble, Mike Weeks, Tim Tungate, Skylar Marlar; Night Two: Michael Chilton, Chris Combs, Vic Hill, Tanner English, Victor Lee, Dustin Neat, Brad Neat, Justin Rattliff, Skylar Marlar, Tim Tungate, Johnny Wheeler, Michael Asberry, Jeff Watson, Rod Carter, Jr., Ricky Arms, Kenny Cobble, Dennis Barton, Randy Ridner, Nick Claborn, Buzz Williams
2013 (Ponderosa Speedway)- Michael Chilton, Greg Johnson, Dustin Linville, Stephen Breeding, Derek Fisher, Dustin Neat, Victor Lee, David Webb, Brandon Kinzer, Justin Rattliff, Brad Neat, Dan Schlieper, James Rice, Jeff Watson, Dion Benningfield, Brandon Thirlby, Mike Marlar, Jeff Rawlings, Dennis Roberson, Lee Logan, Mike Jewell, Clarence Belcher
-Ironman Classic Fast Facts and Tidbits-
-The Ironman Classic is the brainchild of CT Promotions’ Chris Tilley and first was presented in 2004 at Mountain Motor Speedway in Isom, KY and second-generation speedster Jackie Boggs of Grayson, KY would take the victory in the inaugural event over Chuckie May, Raymond Nichols, Ralph Francis, and Donald Runyon.
-The 2005 version of the Ironman Classic was again to be contested at Mountain Motor Speedway, but the event would be rained out and would not be rescheduled.
-For 2006, the event would again be contested at Mountain Motor Speedway and Chris Combs of Isom, KY would grab the win at his hometown track over the likes of Anthony Adams, Shannon Thornsberry, Steve Stollings, and Greg Lucas.
-Chris Combs would follow-up up his 2006 Ironman Classic victory with a repeat performance in 2007 at Mountain Motor Speedway, earning Combs the nickname of the “Ironman”. Trailing Combs at the finish of this edition of the event would be D.J. Wells, Jamie Ferguson, Eric Wells, and Jamie Maggard.
-In 2008, the Ironman Classic would switch venues and the event would be presented at Richmond Raceway in Richmond, KY and Don O’Neal of Martinsville, IN would show why he is the “Real Deal” by claiming the event victory ahead of Terry English, Victor Lee, Chris Combs, and Aaron Hatton.
-For 2009, the Ironman Classic would return to Mountain Motor Speedway and Josh McGuire would make his first start in the event and would finish in the first position as well in taking the checkered flag first ahead of Aaron Ridley, Justin Rattliff, Wayne Chinn, and Brandon Fouts.
-The 2010 version of the Ironman Classic would again take place at Mountain Motor Speedway and Shannon Thornsberry of Martin, KY would grab one of the biggest wins of his career by claiming the event victory over D.J. Wells, Jeremy Hall, Jason Perry, and Jack Fields.
-In 2011, the event would visit a new venue as the Ironman Classic would take place at Southern Ohio Speedway in Wheelersburg, OH and Jackie Boggs would become only the second driver to score a repeat victory in the event as he would be followed at the finish line by Tim Dohm, Eddie Carrier, Jr., Rod Conley, and Shannon Thornsberry.
-For 2012, the Ironman Classic would take place at Lake Cumberland Speedway in Burnside, KY and would see two feature events over two nights of racing and Michael Chilton of Salvisa, KY would score his first ever win in the event, as he would sweep the A-Mains in both nights of competition. Chilton would win the first night over Michael Chilton, Vic Hill, Tanner English, Johnny Wheeler, Justin Rattliff , while Chilton would be trailed at the checkered flag on night two by Chris Combs, Vic Hill, Tanner English, and Victor Lee.
-The 2013 edition of the Ironman Classic would be contested at Ponderosa Speedway in Junction City, KY and would return to its traditional one feature format and Michael Chilton of Salvisa, KY would become only the third mulit-time winner by scoring the race win at the track better known as “Kentucky’s Baddest Bullring”. Chilton would outdistance Greg Johnson, Dustin Linville, Stephen Breeding, and Derek Fisher to pick up the victory.
-For 2013, the Ironman Classic will venture to its sixth different venue as it will take place for the first time ever in the Volunteer State at Smoky Mountain Speedway in Maryville, TN. The tenth edition of the race will pay $5,010 to win (the $10 comes from it being the 10th anniversary of the race) and the race will be contested under the sanctioning of the Southern National Bonus Series. Joining the Super Late Models for the event will be the track’s Limited Late Model ($1,500 to win) and Street Stock ($500 to win) divisions.
-There have been a total of one hundred and ten (110) different drivers make the A-Main in the previous nine Ironman Classic events. Drivers that made their first start in the Ironman Classic in 2013 included Stephen Breeding, Brandon Kinzer, Dan Schlieper, James Rice, Dion Benningfield, Brandon Thirlby, Mike Marlar, Jeff Rawlings, Lee Logan, and Clarence Belcher.
-One driver has made six starts in the Ironman Classic event and that is Chris Combs, while D.J. Wells has made five starts in the race. Five drivers have made four starts in the event and those drivers are Freddie Brock, Victor Lee, Raymond Nichols,Justin Rattliff, and Shannon Thornsberry.