With Scott Daniels firmly in control at the checkers, Justin "Whitey" Folk clawed his way from 10th to second. Jess Folk Jr. was third while Dennis Bishop, who got clobbered in a wreck last week, re-organized and came back for fourth.
When the top-10 re-drew for the feature, Justin "Whitey" Folk came up with outside pole. Problem? To his left was Jesse Stovall, who's nothing short of lightning quick; hard to beat even when you know what your car's going to do.
American Racer USRA Weekly Racing Series results for Friday, June 26, from the Humboldt Speedway in Humboldt, Kan.
It doesn't seem possible, but Humboldt Speedway is halfway through the '09 season. Congratulations and well done to the mid-point king of USRA Modifieds, Justin "Whitey" Folk.
It's been a tough year for Rodney Sigg, who would have no luck at all, it seems, if it wasn't bad. However, on this night the gremlins were in full blown retreat and Sigg was the king of the 27-car USRA Modified field.
USRA Modified driver Jess Folk Jr. took over the lead from Darren Fuqua on lap 7 to take home the hardware Friday night at the Humboldt Speedway. Fuqua was able to hang on to the second spot.
The Folk brothers were at it again in USRA Modified action Friday at the Humboldt Speedway. This time, Jess Jr. took home the hardware with little brother, Justin, in hot pursuit.
Bad news for four-states Modified pilots: Justin "Whitey" Folk got his groove back. Most didn't even know he was struggling with chassis set up, but before Sunday's Dewaine Whitworth Memorial at Humboldt Speedway, Folk was telling the usual group of bench racers that he had finally figured out what he was doing wrong. Evidently, he was right.
Justin “Whitey” Folk lost a squeaker last week at the Humbolddt Speedway, and was really on a mission this Friday as he left the balance of the USRA Modified field in the dust. Folk took command on lap 1 and drove like he was on rails.
About the only thing tighter than the national economy was Sunday night's (yes, Sunday) USRA Modified feature at Humboldt Speedway. After a couple of torrential downpours and a storm scare Friday night, Ron Whitworth and crew busted butt to run a Sunday night show.
No one was going to catch Jess Folk Jr. this week. The man was absolutely on a set of rails as he claimed the USRA Modified main event Friday night at the Humboldt Speedway.
Jess Folk Jr. started the USRA Modified feature from inside the third row, picked his line and worked his way steadily forward to win the feature Friday night at the Humboldt Speedway.
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