Bobby Joe New Turns Tables, Holds Off Chris Schild for TSRS win
Date: Monday, October 01, 2007
Topic: Texas Super Racing Series
Kyle, TX (October 1, 2007) – Two weeks ago in the Texas Super Racing Series (TSRS) "Operation Interdependence 75" late model race, 2005 champion Chris Schild held off 2007 points leader Bobby Joe New for the win. Saturday night, with the strongest field of cars this season at Thunderhill for the Texas Super Racing Series (TSRS) "Texas Stock Car Spectacular 75," New returned the gesture, holding off Schild after early leader Joe Aramendia suffered a flat tire and faded to 11th.
T. Q. Jones
TSRS Media & Public Relations Director
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New Turns Tables, Holds Off Schild for TSRS win on A-Line Auto Parts "Night at the Races“ at 11th Annual "Texas Stock Car Spectacular"
Kyle, TX (October 1, 2007) – Two weeks ago in the Texas Super Racing Series (TSRS) "Operation Interdependence 75" late model race, 2005 champion Chris Schild held off 2007 points leader Bobby Joe New for the win. Saturday night, with the strongest field of cars this season at Thunderhill for the Texas Super Racing Series (TSRS) "Texas Stock Car Spectacular 75," New returned the gesture, holding off Schild after early leader Joe Aramendia suffered a flat tire and faded to 11th.
Thirty late models were in the pits for practice, with 28 starting the race following a couple of mechanical withdrawals including the loss of defending TSRS champion Tommy Gural of Elgin, but Gural's wife, Teresa, upheld the family honor by finishing seventh against by far the strongest field of the 2007 season in front of one of the largest crowds of the year.
The A-Line Auto Parts Super Stock series also started the largest field of the year, with 20 of the 22 cars on hand making the feature race. Mark Mathias of San Antonio held off San Marcos driver Cary Stapp for the win, with David Webster of Spring in third. Both Stapp and Spring had broken the lap record in qualifying, with Stapp taking the new record five minutes after Webster had broken Stapp's old record.
Texas Pro Sedans rookie Ja Lane of Houston came into the race with three wins in his Ford Focus and the rookie of the year title locked up, but still 11 points shy of Sergio Hexsel in the title chase. He nipped at the lead, getting three bonus points for setting a lap record in qualifying and won the race, but Hexsel finished second to take the title by just four points.
Results, Thunderhill Raceway, September 29, 2007
(Position, car number, name, hometown)
Unofficial TSRS "Texas Stock Car Spectacular 75"
1. (3) Bobby Joe New, Buda
2. (7) Chris Schild, Leander
3. (50) Brian Moczygemba, San Antonio
4. (4) James Reeder, Buda
5. (17) Robert Barker, Boerne
6. (11s) Brian Schild, Leander
7. (25) Teresa Gural, Elgin
8. (40) Stanley Easty, Austin
9. (18) Jeff Smith, La Vernia
10. (61) Cory Lovell, Austin
11. (79) Joe Aramendia, San Antonio
12. (28) Leland Waddell, Austin
13. (2) Bobby Teer, Jr., Comfort
14. (38) Craig Sellman, Buda
15. (8) David Sevilla, San Antonio
16. (12) Adam Haugh, Round Rock
17. (13) Ian Webster, Spring
18. (42) Ron Sprague, San Antonio
19. (6) Jason Hollander, Leander
20. (15) Brad Burke, Austin
21. (44) Gary Chancellor, Bastrop
22. (23B) Larry Bendele, San Antonio
23. (5) Bill Hamilton, Red Oak
24. (84) Mike Reininger, Austin
25. (10) Alvin Stewart, Austin
26. (23) Ugo Bevione, Austin
27. (55) Mike Cullen, Round Rock
28. (24) John Hernandez, San Antonio
A-Line Auto Parts Super Stock Series
1. (20) Mark Mathias, San Antonio
2. (99) Cary Stapp, San Marcos
3. (31) David Webster, Spring
4. (4) Duane Toyne, Leander
5. (28) Shawn Paul Lehman, Manchaca
6. (3) Clint LaFont, Volente
7. (14) Larry Stein, Austin
8. (9) Chris Birmingham, Leander
9. (36) Don Banker, Austin
10. (11) Tracy Tschoerner, Taylor
11. (18) Mickey McKim, Manchaca
12. (58) Matt Hodge, Buda
13. (45) Scott Stubbs, Del Valle
14. (29) Jamie Evans, San Antonio
15. (21) Robert Mayberry, San Antonio
16. (13) Keith Garrett, New Braunfels
17. (05) Marc Currey, Driftwood
18. (01) Terry Tschoerner, Taylor
19. (19) Brent Reeves, Austin
20. (51) Greg Rohmer, San Antonio
Top Ten Finishers:
Texas Pro Sedans
(Position, number, driver, hometown, car)
1. (85) Ja Lane, Houston, Ford Focus
2. (20) Sergio Hexsel, Live Oak, VW Rabbit
3. (70) Mike Merrell, Kingsland, VW Scirocco
4. (48) Mike Knotts, Universal City, VW Scirocco
5. (27) Bill LaBarge, Bryan, BMW
6. (74) Jamie Garner, San Antonio, VW Scirocco
7. (26) Lalo Leal, Corpus Christi, Ford Mustang
8. (16) Bill Stipe/Baytown, VW Beetle
9. (24) Joshua Freeman, Universal City, Ford Probe
10. (55) John Miesen, Marion, VW Beetle
Thunderhill Thunder Stock Series
1. (2) Kevin Bowen, Taylor
2. (4) Gary Chancellor, Bastrop
3. (10) Richard Rumley, Taylor
4. (04) Steve Osborne, Elgin
5. (20) Steve Joyce, Austin
6. (16) Mason Teague, Dale
7. (12) Jody Wayne Stuart, San Antonio
8. (56) Joey Jenkins, Austin
9. (19) Mona Turner, San Antonio
10. (14) Joey Tschoerner, Bartlett
Thunderhill Grand Stock Series
1. (13) James Lynch Jr., Cedar Park
2. (39) Mark Chrudimsky, Hutto
3. (139) Jason Boyd, Houston
4. (47) Bradley Burke, San Antonio
5. (00) Carolyn Aramendia, San Antonio
6. (07) Richard Fitch,
7. (92) Art Ganss, Austin
8. (91) Marcia Moore, Cedar Creek
9. (53) L. Cody Smith, Austin
10. (57) Terry Thames, Austin
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