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Published August 28, 2008 01:04 am - Tonight’s makeup of the second Andy’s Frozen Custard John Kuntz Memorial at Springfield Raceway will launch a busy week for late model stock car drivers in Southwest Missouri. The late model special on the quarter-mile clay oval at Springfield Raceway will be sanctioned by both the Allstate DLRA and O’Reilly Auto Parts MARS. Busy week set for late model drivers By Anvil Welch
awelch@joplinglobe.com Tonight’s makeup of the second Andy’s Frozen Custard John Kuntz Memorial at Springfield Raceway will launch a busy week for late model stock car drivers in Southwest Missouri. The late model special on the quarter-mile clay oval at Springfield Raceway will be sanctioned by both the Allstate DLRA and O’Reilly Auto Parts MARS. The winner of the late model A feature tonight earns $3,000. Making the start in the 40-lapper is worth $500. A complete modified show will be held tonight with features only in sport mod, bomber and hornet classes. Races start at 7 p.m. with hot laps scheduled for 6:15. Grandstand admission prices are $20 and $10 (ages 6-12). A pit pass is $30. Springfield Raceway co-owner Jerry Hoffman said the late model contingent from Arkansas is expected to include Bill Frye, Jack Sullivan and Jack Sullivan. Springfield standouts Terry Phillips and Jeremy Payne also are expected to compete this week. The sixth annual Larry Phillips Memorial will be held Friday and Saturday nights at the 3/8-mile Lebanon I-44 Speedway. The format has qualifying heats and a qualifying feature for the late model field on Friday night. Heats, a last-chance event and the main will be held on Saturday night. The winner of the 40-lap A feature on Saturday night will pocket $7,500. Starting the feature will be worth $750. Capping the weekend — and the third DLRA/MARS sanctioned event — will be the annual 4-State Dirt Track Championships on Sunday night at the 3/8-mile Monett Speedway. The Monett prize money includes $3,000 to win the main event and $500 to start the 40-lapper. The support classes at I-44 are modified, B modified, factory stock, bomber and rookie. First place in the main events of those respective classes will be worth $1,000, $500, $500, $400 and $200. 
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