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July 21
Quincy Raceway,
Quincy, IL
Sanction: MARS Late Model Championship Series - $5,000
Information provided by: Series and track reports (last updated July 22, 8:15 am)
High side lifts Dennis Erb to Quincy victory
  1. Dennis Erb Jr.
  2. Ryan Unzicker
  3. Jason Feger
  4. McKay Wenger
  5. Matt Bailey
  6. Allen Weisser
  7. Justin Duty
  8. Bob Gardner
  9. Mitch McGrath
  10. Daniel Adam
  11. Rickey Frankel
  12. Justin Reed
  13. Jason Perry
  14. Terry Bolin
  15. Colby Sheppard
  16. Jake Little
  17. Mark Voigt
  18. Cody Laney
  19. Trey Mills
  20. Gordy Gundaker
  21. Austin Howes
  22. Dale Markham
  23. Kayden Clatt
  24. Clay Stuckey
  25. Darin Weisinger
  26. Trevor Gundaker
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Dennis Erb Jr. heads for victory lane in Quincy, Ill.
What won the race: Going against form with an outside pass for the lead, fourth-starting Dennis Erb Jr. of Carpentersville, Ill., overtook Rickey Frankel on the 11th lap Sunday at Adams County Speedway and raced to a $5,000 MARS Championship Series victory. Erb took the checkers ahead of Ryan Unzicker with Jason Feger in third at the quarter-mile oval.
Quotable: "I mean, we had a good car. I knew we was gonna have to get out front ... the racetrack was starting to take a little rubber there," Erb said. "And once we get out front, we just set our own pace."
Key notes: Dennis Erb Jr., who typically favors the low groove but used the high groove for his winning pass, notched his seventh career MARS victory. ... Erb's previous MARS triumph came March 3, 2018, at Clarksville (Tenn.) Speedway. ... Erb, a World of Outlaws Case Late Model Series regular, has three 2024 victories overall. ... Rickey Frankel, the hometown driver who led the first 10 laps, was taken out of contention just as Erb took the lead exiting turn four on the 11th lap. Darin Weisinger's slower car was headed for the infield across from the flagstand just in front of Frankel, who got hung up before wriggling free in seventh place. He ended up 11th. ... Four cautions slowed the action, three during a stretch between laps 27-33. ... (Mark Voigt had a flat tire; Justin Reed spun in turn four; Gordy Gundaker slowed). ... Clay Stuckey drew to first yellow when he stopped in turn three on lap 14 and was pushed to the pits.
On the move: Allen Weisser of Peoria, Ill., started 11th and finished sixth.
Winner's sponsors: Erb’s Rocket Chassis is powered by a Clements Racing Engine and sponsored by J.R. McBride Leasing, McBride Mack, VolMac Truck Sales and Service, Ideal Ready Mix, Keyser Manufacturing, Fox Racing Shox, Collins Signs, Hoosier Racing Tire, VP Racing Fuels and Performance Rod & Custom.
Points chase: After Adams County: 1. Jason Feger (443); 2. Ryan Unzicker (391); 3. Allen Weisser (381); 4. Bob Gardner (369); 5. Justin Duty (347).
Current weather: Broken Clouds, 75°F
Car count: 26
Fast qualifier: Dennis Erb Jr.
Time: 12.807 seconds
Polesitter: Matt Bailey
Heat race winners: Dennis Erb Jr., Jason Feger, Ryan Unzicker
Next series race: August 9, Sycamore Speedway (Maple Park, IL) $5,000
Editor's note: Results and race details are unofficial.

Feature lineup

Row 1: Bailey, Frankel
Row 2: Wenger, D. Erb
Row 3: Unzicker, Feger
Row 4: T. Gundaker, Duty
Row 5: Gardner, G. Gundaker
Row 6: Weisser, C. Stuckey
Row 7: Little, Voigt
Row 8: Laney, Sheppard
Row 9: Adam, McGrath
Row 10: Reed, Markham
Row 11: Clatt, Mills
Row 12: Bolin, Howes
Row 13: Perry, Weisinger

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