On this day in 2015, Darius Rucker induced listeners on an Atlanta Radio Station to sign up for his dangerous reality show, “I Double Dog Darius You” … There was no such show.
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Brown Takes A Thriller At Night One Frostbuster
Oskaloosa, Iowa (March 30th, 2016) – With the unpredictability of mother nature many wondered if the Southern Iowa Speedway was going to open the Frostbuster Series. Mother Nature never dropped any liquid sunshine at the race track so racing was ran and there was excitement and wild races.
The official car count was 93 cars signed in from 11 different states. States represented was Iowa, Wisconsin, North Dakota, Michigan, Arizona, North Carolina, Montana, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska.
After a caution forced a restart, Tim Ward led the opening lap of the Xtreme Motor Sports IMCA Modifieds. Kyle Brown grabbed the top spot away from Ward and started to pull away however Kelly Shyrock worked his way from fourth place starting position around Cayden Carter and Ward, Shyrock set his sights on Brown. Brown encounter lap traffic on lap 12 but the lap traffic got so heavy that Shyrock tried to get by Brown. Brown held off Shyrock to take the win. Carter, Arizona’s RC Whitwell and Arizona’s Tim Ward rounded out the top five.
Jay Schmidt and Derrick Agee led the field to the green in the IMCA Stock Cars 20 lap feature, Schmidt grabbed the lead on lap one but Agee worked his way to the top spot on lap two. Agee and Schmidt seemed confortable in those positons when the only race caution came out when Jeremy Swanson spun on the back stretch. This allowed Cayden Carter the opportunity to move to the second position and begin to challenge Agee for the lead. Carter grabbed the lead away from Agee coming to the white flag but Agee was not to be denied as he out dueled Carter the last lap to take the win. Damon Murty moved up nine spots to finish third, Schmidt fell back to fourth and Mike Hughes was fifth.
The IMCA SportMods feature was slowed by a pile up on the front stretch forcing a restart. Kyle Prauner from Nebraska grabbed the top spot and never looked back taking the easy victory ahead Carter VanDenBerg, Brandon Spanjer, Jake McBirnie and Lucas Lamberies.
Nick Ulin took the lead on lap one of the IMCA Hobby Stocks feature however shortly after several cars got together in turn three including Eric Stanton, who took a wild ride, Stanton was able to walk away. Ulin checked out and took the easy win ahead of John Watson, Bobby Greene, Nathan Ballard and Benji Irvine.
The Frostbuster Series moves to the Home of IMCA and the Benton County Speedway for Night two. Hot Laps at 6:45pm and Racing at 7:15pm. Marshalltown Speedway hostsFriday’s and Boone Speedway has Saturday’s.
Next Up for the Southern Iowa Speedway is the Season Opener for Track Points with all five weekly classes, Modifieds, Stock Cars, SportMods, Hobby Stocks and Sport Compacts all taking to the monster half mile. Hot Laps at 7pm, Racing at 7:30pm.
Story provided by Jeremy Fox
Dierks Bentley Reveals Details Surrounding His New Album
Dierks Bentley has revealed details surrounding the release of his forthcoming eighth studio album, Black. The 13-track album will drop on May 27th and will feature collaborations with Maren Morris, Elle King and Trombone Shorty. The album title is a tribute to his wife Cassie whose maiden name is Black.
Under The Radar Music: Junior Brown
This guy looks and sounds like a throwback to the 50s, and is also a guitar monster. Jamieson “Junior” Brown was born in 1952 and began his music career in the 1960s.
In 1985, Brown invented a double-neck guitar. Brown called it the “guit-steel”. When performing, Brown plays the guitar by standing behind it, while it rests on a small music stand. The top neck on the guit-steel is a traditional six-string guitar, while the lower neck is a full-size lap steel guitar for slide playing. Brown has two guit-steels for recording and live work. The original instrument, dubbed “Old Yeller”, has as its standard six-string guitar portion the neck and pickups from Brown’s previous stage guitar, a Fender Bullet.
Here’s one of his better-known numbers, called “Highway Patrol”:
The rather amusing video for “My Wife Thinks You’re Dead”:
Finally, for something completely out of left field, here he is with Stone Temple Pilots, from David Letterman’s Late Show:
Next Stop Martinsville Speedway
Next stop Martinsville Speedway for Sunday’s S-T-P 500, sixth race of the 2016 Sprint Cup Series and the first of the season on a short track. Martinsville was the venue for one of the most dramatic moments of 2015 as Matt Kenseth put the brakes on Joey Logano’s three-race post-season winning streak.
Kenseth drove into the back of race leader Logano less than fifty laps from the finish of the Goody’s Headache Relief Shot 500 on November 1st – sending Logano into the wall and to the garage for repairs as the Eliminator Round of the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup began. Kenseth’s car was crippled from earlier contact with Brad Keselowski and he was running many laps down to Logano when they made contact, a retaliatory move on Kenseth’s part after the two had also gotten together two weeks earlier at Kansas Speedway.
Logano started from the pole and led 207 of the 454 laps that were run before Kenseth sent him into the wall and to the bottom of the Chase standings. Kenseth drew a two-race suspension for his actions. Logano had been one of the hottest drivers in the post-season but never recovered, failing to qualify for The Championship 4 at Homestead-Miami Speedway and finishing sixth in the final standings.
Three Arrests Occurred Over The Past Week In Ottumwa
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