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<< Previous   of   Next >>   ADVERTISEMENT   CONTACT THE HERALD Report scores and results to 425-339-3470 or 1-866-6-SCORES (Call after 4:30 p.m.) E-mail information including items for Tuesday's Communities Sports Roundup and Thursday's Outdoor Calendar, to sports@heraldnet.com Kevin Brown, Sports Editor kbrown@heraldnet.com   Published: Sunday, May 18, 2008 Heath, Munn and Madonia win sprint mains at Skagit Speedway Herald staff ALGER, Wash. — Colton Heath, Alan Munn and Devin Madonia were sprint car division winners in round 3 of the Foothills Toyota Tundra Series on Saturday at Skagit Speedway. Heath took the lead on lap 5 of the Outlaw 410 sprint main, passing Jared Ridge on the low groove coming off a strong run through turn 2 of the three-tenths mile clay oval. Ridge pressured Heath for the next 14 laps but brought out a caution when he dropped out with a mechanical failure. That set up a six-lap dash between Heath and former 410 champion Barry Martinez — a battle Heath won along with $2,000. Martinez was second, Josh Dewitt finished third, Aaron Fell was fourth and Steve Kilcup rounded out the top five. Heat races went to Eric Fisher and Nick Engberg. Fisher was fast time. Munn punctuated his 2008 return to Skagit Speedway by scoring his first win at the track since 2005 in the 360 sprint main. Munn led all 25 laps and held off a strong late-race challenge from Michael Harris. Mike Sather, Rod Perkins and Brian Kirkpatrick rounded out the top five. Heat race wins went to Harris and Kirkpatrick. Sather set quick time. Madonia recorded his first win in the sportsman sprint division. He held off rookie Kyle Oman and two-time winner Kelsey Carpenter during the 20-lap main. Oman finished second, Carpenter was third, and Devin Barnes and Steve James rounded out the top five. Carpenter and Oman won the heat races. The outlaw hornets ran dual main events to make up for the missed main last week. Two first-time winners took home honors this week as Karl Dahl won the first main and Tyler Ketchum got his first career main victory in the second. Industrial Resources Inc. presents the John Carroll Classic next week at Skagit Speedway. All four classes will be in action. Racing begins at 7 p.m. For ticket information on the Jim Raper Memorial Dirt Cup and more, go to www.skagitspeedway.com. Skagit Speedway results Saturday, May 10 at Alger, Wash. Outlaw 410 Sprints Fast Time - Eric Fisher 13.166 Heat 1 - Eric Fisher, Barry Martinez, Colton Heath, Josh Edson, Alec Covert, Cam Smith, Bob Stevens, Jared Ridge Heat 2 - Nick Engberg, Josh Dewitt, Aaron Fell, Steve Kilcup, Kevin Smith, Jason Bloodgood, Derek Holmwood Main - Colton Heath, Martinez, Dewitt, Fell, Kilcup, Fisher, Engberg, Bloodgood, K.Smith, Edson, Holmwood, C.Smith, Ridge, Covert, Stevens Budwesier 360 Sprints Fast Time - Mike Sather 13.418 Heat 1 - Michael Harris, Mack Brown, Shane Broers, Mike Sather, Danny Kirkpatrick, Steve Parker, Chuck Ashe Heat 2 - Brian Kirkpatrick, Alan Munn, Rod Perkins, Jason Cocking, Bud Ashe, Eddie Isackson, Nick Tomlinson Main - Alan Munn, Harris, Sather, Perkins, B.Kirkpatrick, D.Kirkpatrick, Cocking, C.Ashe, Brown, Isackson, Parker, Tomlinson, Broers, B.Ashe Cook Road Shell Sportsman Sprints Heat 1 - Kyle Oman, Devin Barnes, Ryan Nootenboom, Glen Reinstra, Marc Schutte, Dave Mead, Mark Richmond, Ryan Ringhouse, Cale Brooke Heat 2 - Kelsey Carpenter, Devin Madonia, Kelleigh Johnson, Steve James, Jared Zimmerman, Bill Rude, Todd Rork, Paul Burdick Main - Devin Madonia, Oman, Carpenter, Barnes, James, Reinstra, Schutte, Brad Pritchard, Rork, Mead, Burdick, Rude, Ringhouse, Richmond, Brooke, Nootenboom, Zimmerman Wilson Auto Brokers Outlaw Hornets Main 1 - Karl Dahl, Tyler Ketchum, Travis Meins, Cory Swatzina, Scott Naylor, Rick Young, Ken Higby, Stacy Day, Jon Edwards, Bobby Collins, Wendy Johnson, JR Olivares, Howard Vos, Ronda Eszlinger, Gary Rice, David Hoag, Ashley Lewellen, Brandon Ryan, Freddy Vela, Clayton Sibly, Alan Holtzheimer, Eric Vickery, Adam Holtrop, Glen Rankin, James Sims, James Bundy, Dean Ruddle Main 2 - Tyler Ketchum, Swatzina, Young, Collins, Naylor, Dahl, Sims, Matt Powers, Vela, Higby, W.Johnson, Holtrop, Edwards, Lewellen, Olivares, Vos, Day, Rice, Eszlinger, Holtzheimer, Sibley, Bundy, Rankin

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