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2007 | archive.
07.21.07 | Kindberg Collects at Thunder Mountain. The Hoosier Tires 600 Modified Series traveled to Thunder Mountain Speedway Saturday night. Series championship contenders, Brian Mady and Mike Keppler annexed heat race victories. Due to the inversion, Ryan Higgs started on the pole and led the twenty-two car field to the green. Kyle Gardner slipped past Eric Witbe for second and pressured Higgs. Mike Keppler stopped on the track to bring out the first caution on lap 2. On the restart, Gardner and Bruce Kindberg, on the move from seventh, tried both high and low on Higgs. On lap 4, Gardner took a look on the outside of Higgs, while Kindberg stuck his nose under Gardner and made the pass stick. The top three were nose to tail until a lap 13 caution for contact between Miek Pychincka and Bob Luckenbaugh. With the field bunched, Higgs again passed under the flagman for the green flag. Kindberg in close pursuit waiting for an opportunity. Exiting the third turn on lap 16, Higgs drifted high allowing Kindberg to get a run and secure the lead. Kindberg wasn't home free as Chris Stockham got under JJ Newman spinning him and bringing out the caution for the third and final time on lap 18. Kindberg staid glued to the bottom groove and scored his second win of the year at Thunder Mountain Speedway. Higgs, Gardner, Nick Mady and Andy Ressler completed the top five. Rick McGeady was the hard charger of the night hustling from twentieth to sixth. Brian Mady, Eric Witbe, Pychincka, and Chuck Miller completed the top ten.
Heat 1: 1. Brian Mady, 2. Bruce Kindberg, 3. Nick Mady, 4. Kyle Gardner, 5. Ryan Higgs
Heat 2: 1. Mike Keppler, 2. Andy Ressler, 3. JJ Newman, 4. Junior Lebowski, 5. Eric Witbe
Feature: 1. Bruce Kindberg, 2. Ryan Higgs, 3. Kyle Gardner, 4. Nick Mady, 5. Andy Ressler, 6. Rich McGeady, 7. Brian Mady, 8. Eric Witbe, 9. Mike Pychinka, 10. Chuck Miller, 11. Joe Fanelli, 12. Bucky Buczafusca, 13. JJ Newman, 14. Chris Stockham, 15. George Loux, 16. Troy Donnelly, 17. John Lakatos, 18. Bob Skoniecki, 19. Bob Luckenbaugh, 20. Junior Lebowski, 21. Mike Keppler, 22. Dave Baldwin
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