Ty Williams Picks Up URSS Win Number Two At the Motorplex

The Jetmore Motorplex once again came to life as the United Rebel Sprint Series made their fourth appearance at the Motorplex for Fan Appreciation/Merchant Night. The fans in attendance were treated to some great racing in all classes. When the night was over, Ty Williams made his second visit to the Winners Circle of the 2008 URSS Season 

Liberal Kansas’s Ty Williams led the field to the green and jumped to the lead as Kirby Hagans, Keefe Hemel, Jeff Crook and Taylor Velasquez rounded out the top five at the end of lap one. C.J. Johnson and Brian Herbert were on Velasquez’s bumper as they turned up the heat on the young driver. Velasquez pressured Crook for the third spot for several laps and took the position on lap four bring Johnson with him. Herbert made the pass on Crook for the fifth spot on lap five.

Lap eight saw Herbert take the fifth spot from Johnson and quickly take the third spot from Hagans as slipped back to the fourth position. Lap eleven saw Velasquez take the fourth spot back from Johnson, up front Williams continued to hold the lead.  Lap eighteen saw Johnson pass Velasquez for the fourth spot and set his sights on third place Herbert.

As the checkered flag flew it was Williams picking up his second Feature win of the ear with Hemel, Herbert, Johnson and Velasquez rounding out the top five.

The Weld Racing Wheels “Hard Charger Award” went to Dodge City’s Tyler Knight who came from his twentieth starting spot to finish the race in the twelfth position.

Heat Race Winners were Ray Seemann, Taylor Milton and Brian Herbert.

A-Main: 1-Ty Williams (1), 2-Keefe Hemel (11), 3-Brian Herbert (97), 4-C J Johnson (45X), 5-Taylor Velasquez (21), 6-Taylor Milton, (91X), 7-Ray Seemann (72), 8-Kirby Hagans (4), 9-Randy Washburn (0T), 10-Mike Woodruff (83X), 11-Steve Dalton (12D), 12-Tyler Knight (11K), 13-John Colbert (79C), 14-Lance Davis (9DJ), 15-Kris Moore (49), 16-Craig Jecha (17X), 17-Jeff Crook (52), 18-Kris Miller (33), 19-Justin Chaffin (69), 20-Darren Bowman (9B)