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Published October 03, 2008 01:06 am - The championship of the inaugural Allstate Insurance DLRA Touring Series will be decided tonight and Saturday nights at Midway Speedway in Lebanon during the fourth annual Coca-Cola Fall Brawl. Terry Phillips leads Jesse Stovall by two points entering the late model event. No. 3 Jeremy Payne is only 23 points out of first place. The title of the DLRA Touring Series is worth $5,000. Phillips recently was crowned MARS champion. The winner of this week’s DLRA main event will receive $2,000. Championship races slated at Midway Speedway By Anvil Welch
awelch@joplinglobe.com The championship of the inaugural Allstate Insurance DLRA Touring Series will be decided tonight and Saturday nights at Midway Speedway in Lebanon during the fourth annual Coca-Cola Fall Brawl. Terry Phillips leads Jesse Stovall by two points entering the late model event. No. 3 Jeremy Payne is only 23 points out of first place. The title of the DLRA Touring Series is worth $5,000. Phillips recently was crowned MARS champion. The winner of this week’s DLRA main event will receive $2,000. “We expect a solid field of quality late models,” DLRA Touring Series founder Randy Mooneyham said. “Many of the open race cars are ready to tackle the Midway.” Tonight’s schedule includes qualifying heats for the late models and qualifying for the support classes — modified, B-modified, factory stock and bomber. Pole dashes in the support classes will help set the starting grid for Saturday’s feature events. Plus, an enduro will cap tonight’s show. Gates open at 5 p.m. today with racing at 8. Saturday’s program starts at 7:30. First place in the A features of the support classes will pay out $1,000 (modified), $450 (B-modified), $500 (factory stock) and $450 (bomber). Making the modified main event will be worth $100. Earning a starting spot in B-modified, factory stock and bomber main events will be worth $60. The payout for the top four in Friday night’s enduro: $600, $400, $300 and $200. Grandstand admission prices are $12 on Friday and $15 on Saturday. A pit pass for each show is $30. Daniel Jessen victorious Jessen, Neosho, won the factory stock special — worth $350 — at the Nevada Speedway last Saturday night. It was Jessen’s third A feature victory of the season at the quarter-mile dirt track. 
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