FULL RESULTS

By: Kevin Ramsell
MARSHFIELD, WI (Sunday, September 07, 2008) – Tim Schendel made his second visit to Marshfield Super Speedway payoff as he won his second American Speed Association Kwik Trip Midwest Tour presented by ECHO Outdoor Power Equipment event by winning the Kim Parsons Memorial 100. Schendel started 13th and took over the lead with 35 laps to go as he passed defending ASAMT champion Nathan Haseleu for the win.

“That was a lot of tough cars, a lot of tough passing,� a smiling Schendel stated in victory lane. “I knew we had a good car all weekend and we were just biding our time.�

For Schendel, getting his second win in the ASAMT showed how the hard work paid off, “It took us all year to get our stuff together. Its tough coming into this series thinking you are going to win right away but this is a tough group of guys’ right here.�

It was Eugene Gregorich Jr. taking the early lead in the 100-lap main event but that would only last a couple of laps as he slowed on lap 3 to bring out the first of two caution flags. Gregorich would pull off with mechanical problems.

7:55PM
Tim Schendel won the Kim Parsons Memorial 100 at Marshfield Speedway, his second win of the season. Nathan Haseleu was second with Steve Holzhausen in third.

More details shortly.

6:55PM
Kyle Calmes and Tim Hintz finished first and second earning a place in the Kim Parsons Memorial 100. Russ Blakeley will get the ASAMT provisional and Clint Sillars will receive the Marshfield provisional.

The Kim Parsons Memorial 100 is next!!!!

6:25PM
Special thanks to the ASAMT teams for drying the track again. Last Chance race is about to start at Marshfield.

6:10PM
Another quick shower passed over Marshfield Super Speedway right after the conclusion of the even heat race. The track is being dried once again. Both track and ASAMT officals are adjusting the schedule to get the feature race in as soon as possible.

Stay tuned for the last chance race.

5:45PM
Eugene Gregorich Jr. held off Jamie Iverson by a fender to win the Odd Heat. The two raced side-by-side for a majority of the heat race. Chris Wimmer was third.

Kim Parsons Memorial 100
Marshfield Super Speedway - Marshfield, WI - September 7th, 2008

Entries as of 09.05.08 at 2:00PM - (30)
Assigned Number Explanation

1 - Tim Hintz -
2 - Clint Sillars - Wausau, WI
5 - Travis Sauter (TS) - Necedah, WI
8 - Terry Baldry - Omro, WI
9c - Kyle Calmes - Freedom, WI
9k - Mark Kraus - Stratford, WI
12 - Nick Murgic (R) - Rosemount, MN
14 - Eugene Gregorich Jr - Amhurst, WI
15 - Dean LaPointe - Marshfield, WI
21 - Tim Schendel (TS) - Sparta, WI
22 - Russ Blakeley (TS) - Whitewater, WI
25 - Jeff Storm - Waterford, WI
26 - Mark Lamoreaux - Bloomington, MN
36 - Dan Fredrickson (TS) - Elko, MN
39 - Andrew Morrisey (TS) - DeForest, WI
41 - Donny Reuvers (TS) - Dundas, MN
52 - Chris Wimmer (TS) - Wausau, WI
55 - Rich Loch (TS) - Muskego, WI
66 - Steve Carlson - West Salem, WI
71 - Mark Eswein - Wisconsin Rapids, WI
77 - Jonathan Eilen (TS) - Hampton, MN
77k - Kris Kelly (TS) - Norway, MI
87 - Nathan Haseleu (TS) - Marshall, WI
95 - Derek Neville - Mackinaw, IL
97 - Jamie Iverson (TS) - Escanaba, MI
98 - Doug Mahlik - Green Bay, WI
155 - Nick Neville - Mackinaw, IL
175 - Blake Horstman (TS) - Bangor, WI
197 - Steve Holzhausen - Bangor, WI
199 - Bryan Roach - Minneapolis, MN

(R) - ROOKIE
(TS) - TOURING STAR

By: Kevin Ramsell
BURLINGTON, WI (Wednesday, September 03, 2008) – Marshfield Super Speedway, located in the middle of the state of Wisconsin, will welcome the American Speed Association Kwik Trip Midwest Tour presented by ECHO Outdoor Power Equipment to its half-mile oval this Sunday afternoon for the Kim Parsons Memorial 100. This will be a special event for everyone involved.

Kim Parsons is the daughter of Marshfield PA announcer Steve Parsons who lost her life earlier this year at the age of 21 in a tragic accident. Steve and Kim has been a staple at central Wisconsin facility and her loss has been felt by competitors, fans, and the staff of Marshfield Super Speedway.

“We were best friends, we were a father and daughter who enjoyed doing something together,� Steve Parsons stated earlier this year. “She was a mom and loved her girls.�

September date will have a special meaning for the event promoter

By: Kevin Ramsell
BURLINGTON, WI (Thursday, June 26, 2008) – For Steve Parsons, going to the racetrack was a bonding experience for himself and his daughter Kim. Sadly, that ended earlier this year as she lost her life to a tragic accident.

“We were best friends, we were a father and daughter who enjoyed doing something together,� Parsons, the track announcer at Marshfield Super Speedway in Marshfield, WI recently stated. “She was a mom and loved her girls.�

In honor of his daughter, Parsons along with the ASA Kwik Trip Midwest Tour presented by ECHO Outdoor Power Equipment have announced a 14th race date schedule for Sunday, September 7th at Marshfield Super Speedway. The 100-lap event will be called, “The Kim Parsons Memorial.�