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Noblitt, Martz Eye Focus Finale

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE                                                                                                      SEPTEMBER 11, 2006

Contact: MICHAEL HARKER/DICK JORDAN                                                                                                       06-272

 

 

NOBLITT, MARTZ FOCUS ON LAKEVILLE FINALE SEPT. 29-30;

MAIN VICTORIOUS IN QUINCY FEATURE

 

 

            It'll be up to Jordan Noblitt and Tate Martz to decide who wins the USAC Midwest Ford Focus Dirt Midget Car Series title.

 

            The pair finished second and third Saturday at the Butler Battle Grounds in Quincy, Mich., setting up a one-race battle for the championship. Noblitt emerged with a six-point lead after the race, won by Tony Main.

 

            Main led the final 20 laps of the 25-lap race, having taken the point from Adam Kramer on Lap 6. Chett Gehrke finished fourth, while Alison MacLeod was fifth.

 

            Martz was the event's fast qualifier, and he also won a heat race, as did Noblitt. Main is third in points heading into the Sept. 29-30 race at Lakeville (Ohio) Speedway. In addition to Main, Gehrke and Ronnie Wuerdeman each still have a mathematical chance to win the title.

 

 

 

 

USAC MIDWEST DIRT FORD FOCUS MIDGET CAR SERIES STANDINGS

 

      1.
     Jordan Noblitt
     215
      
     6.
     Alison MacLeod
     148
     
      2.
     Tate Martz
     209
      
     7.
     Robbie Ray
     129
     
      3.
     Tony Main
     171
      
     8.
     Adam Kramer
     127
     
      4.
     Chett Gehrke
     167
      
     9.
     Bill Kriegbaum
     111
     
      5.
     Ronnie Wuerdeman
     165
      
     10.
     Nick Daugherty
     91