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Noteboom IMCA Super Nationals All Star

Boone, IA - September 06, 2008
By: IMCA



PHOTO: Jay Noteboom celebrates Fast Shafts All-Star Invitational win Friday night at IMCA Speedway Motors Super Nationals--CREDIT: Barry Johnson

 

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Jay Noteboom didn’t need much time to reflect before comparing his Friday night Fast Shafts All-Star victory with his win in the 2005 Invitational.

Noteboom shot into the lead from the fifth starting spot in just three laps, then led to the checkers in the Modified special during the IMCA Speedway Motors Super Nationals.

“I think this one was better,” said Noteboom, who’d been elected to the elite field of 10 for fourth straight year. “It was an honor to get in the race the first time. To get in again was awesome.”

“I didn’t want to start on the pole,” he added. “I’ve done that in this race before and couldn’t win from there.”

Benji LaCrosse started outside the front row and looked like he’d run away from the pack, but Noteboom caught Ricky Alvarado for second on lap two and then charged past LaCrosse into the lead the next time around Boone Speedway.

Reese Coffee got around LaCrosse on lap nine. Ricky Alvarado and Steve Arpin rounded out the top five.

The win paid $1,000, plus another $800 in lap money. LaCrosse’s share of the purse included an extra $200 for the two laps he led.

“My car worked real good cutting down,” Noteboom said. “Benji showed me where he was getting in the corners and that’s what I needed.”

The fifth annual event was a qualifier for the 2009 Fast Shafts All-Star ballot.

 

IMCA Modified Fast Shaft All Star Invitational [ back to top ]

A-Main 01 -- 1. Jay Noteboom, Hinton; 2. Reese Coffee, Hinton; 3. Benji LaCrosse, Luxemburg, Wis; 4. Ricky Alvarado, Delta, Colo.; 5. Steve Arpin, Fort Frances, ON; 6. Johnny Saathoff, Beatrice, Neb.; 7. Mark Zorn, Russell, Kan.; 8. Justen Yeager, Green River, Wyo.; 9. Jeremy Zorn, Russell, Kan.; 10. Danny Deau, Little Suamico, Wis.

 

MODIFIEDS

A-Main 01 -- 1. Jeremy Mills, Garner; 2. Jordy Nelson, Marysville, Kan.; 3. Brad Pounds, Bakersfield, Calif.; 4. Clay Daly, Watsonville, Calif.; 5. Matt Bonine, Onawa; 6. Clint Wendel, Mason City; 7. Randy Havlik, Waukee; 8. T. J. Stalker, Mason City; 9. Terry Pruitt, Dexter; 10. G.W. Egbert, Belton, Texas; 11. Vern Jackson, Waterloo; 12. Greg Dinsmore, Kerrville, Texas; 13. Jay Sale, Edmond, Okla.; 14. Tim Stevens, Cedar Rapids; 15. Michael Albertsen, Audubon; 16. Brandon Blochlinger, Concordia, Kan.; 17. Jay Steffens, North Platte, Neb.; 18. Eddie Muenster, Green Bay, Wis; 19. Todd Shute, Des Moines; 20. Bill Davis, Jr., Des Moines.

A-Main 02 -- 1. Jake Durbin, Perry; 2. J.J. Wise, Manley; 3. Jay Goosmann, Hinton; 4. Kevin Stoa, Salisbury, N.C.; 5. Robert Avery, Des Moines; 6. Danny Hogue, Abilene, Texas; 7. Scott Mullen, Seymour, Wis; 8. Steven Glenn, Hamilton, Mo.; 9. Dan Ratajczak, Frog Station, Wis; 10. Jonathan Snyder, Ames; 11. Jared Siefert, Green Bay, Wis; 12. Roger Hadan III, Waterloo, Neb.; 13. David Schuster, Waterville, Minn.; 14. Chad Sterling, Stockton, Kan.; 15. Pat Graham, Ames; 16. Charlie Wild, Antigo, Wis; 17. Larry Hood, Bakersfield, Calif.; 18. Jim Lynch, Bloomfield; 19. Ricky Alvarado, Delta, Colo.; 20. Steve Arpin, Fort Frances, ON.

FRIDAY COMPLETE RESULTS

 

 








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