September 7
Boone Speedway,
Boone, IA
Sanction: IMCA Late Models (Speedway Motors Super Nationals) - $3,000
Information provided by: Track reports (last updated September 8, 1:27 am)
Glover gives Cooney team sixth Boone victory
Speedway Motors Super Nationals
- Curtis Glover
- Zach Zeitner
- Beau Johnson
- Darin Weisinger Jr.
- Shane DeMey
- Logan Veloz
- Jesse Sobbing
- Tommy Elston
- Kole Nordquist
- Cooper Tilley
- Dalton Simonsen
- Jake Bridge
- C.J. Horn
- Gregg Hamman
- Matt Ryan
- Drew Baker
- Landen Rojewski
- Bobby Hansen
- Kale Kosiski
- TJ Fortmann
- Andy Nezworski
- Sean Johnson
- Robbie Thome
- Travis Denning
Curits Glover gets rolling in hot laps at Boone Speedway.
What won the race: Emerging from an early lead-swapping duel among three cars, polesitter Curtis Glover of Knoxville, Iowa, took command for good on the fourth lap Monday at Boone Speedway and grabbed a $3,000 Speedway Motors IMCA Super Nationals victory. Glover took the checkers 0.835 of a second ahead of fellow front-row starter Zach Zeitner, the race's runner-up the second straight season.
Quotable: "I'm speechless, man. Holy hell," Glover said. "I just told my car owner before I went out there. I said, you know, it's been 20 years since he won the first one. I said, it'd be pretty cool to do it again ... I just drove my ass off, man."
Key notes: Curtis Glover gave Cooney Motorsports a sixth Super Nationals victory; Todd Cooney (2006, '08 and '17) and Ricky Thornton Jr. (2019-20) previously won for the team. ... Glover was pressured much of the race, but pulled away after a lap-39 caution gave him clear racetrack. ... Glover and Zeitner swapped the lead the first two laps (with Glover officially leading at the line). ... Darin Weisinger Jr. slipped under both of them to lead the third lap, but the high-running Glover went back ahead for good on the fourth lap; Weisinger finished third and pulled a muscle in his arm wrestling his car (Weisinger's sister Lee Ann Lambert sung the day's national anthem). .... Beau Johnson took second from Zeitner on the 27th lap after Zeitner lost momentum making a bid the for the lead. .... Zeitner got back to second with 12 laps remaining and Johnson settled for third. ... Three cautions slowed the race, the first on the initial start when Gregg Hamman spun in turn two (during that caution period Robbie Thome and Andy Nezworski got tangled on the frontstretch). ... On the 39th lap, Kale Kosiski slowed on the frontstretch with a flat tire and significant right-side body damage. ... The third and final yellow fell on the 48th lap for a slowing Drew Baker. ... The 19-minute feature concluded at 12:08 a.m. ... Fifteen of 24 starters completed 50 laps. ... Morning rain pushed back the day's program several hours. .... Monday's race was the lone Late Model action of the 44th annual Speedway Motors IMCA Super Nationals presented by Casey’s, that continues through Saturday.
On the move: Logan Veloz of Colona, Ill., started 14th and finished sixth.
Winner's sponsors: Glover's Todd Cooney Motorsports Infinity Chassis is sponsored by Karl’s Chevrolet, Alan’s Seamless Gutters, Dynamic Driveline and Iowa Realty (Shawntel Cooney).
Points chase: IMCA weekly points: 1. Zach Zeitner (792); 2. Tommy Elston (788); 3. Drew Baker (771); 4. Beau Johnson (769); 5. Travis Denning (762).
Current weather: Cloudy, 68°F
Car count: 37
Polesitter: Curtis Glover
Heat race winners: Curtis Glover, Jesse Sobbing, Andy Nezworski, Beau Johnson
Consolation race winners: Tommy Elston, Logan Veloz
Editor's note: Results and race details are unofficial.




































