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The RMLSA has made it's way to the Kansas heartland in Dodge City. Night 1 of the 2 night show was won by Dexter Dvergsten visiting all the way from Minnesota.
A great field of 25 cars took the green with Bobby Layne leading early, a tangle with Troy Ullery bought the yellow which bunched up the field and gave Dexter his chance. Layne's car appeared to tighten up in the latter stages and Dexter moved through for the victory.
The podium was completed by Wally Butler and Skylar Wissman, with Bobby Layne eventually finishing fourth and Rich Hench in fifth having made his way through from the 18th grid position.

Check out all the action in the great video shot by Devan's Race Videos.

Troy Ullery and Blaine Schubarth took out the victories over a great weekend of racing with the RMLSA.

June 20th saw 25 cars sign in to race at I-76 and after an excellent battle with Steve Becker who led the early running Troy Ullery made a nice pass round the outside for the victory. Becker came home in second followed by Glenn Waterland who almost threw it all away on the last lap with a half spin but just held on for third ahead of Scott Wilson and Johnny Boos.

June 21st also saw 25 cars sign in, for a total of 30 different drivers over the weekend. This time it was Blaine Schubarth taking the victory after leading most of the race. Coming home second was Brent Rees after making some great passes both inside and out. Third place was Johnny Boos, who is showing an excellent turn of speed and consistency in his second year with the RMLSA. Rounding out the top 5 was Troy Ullery and Dale Johnston.

The hard luck award for the weekend goes to the Martinez team with Matt blowing a motor late in the main event on Saturday and Jesse Fernandez ending up with heavy damage to the car after a spin early in the main on Saturday.

Next up the RMLSA is heading back to Dodge City for the second year to race with the World Of Outlaws for two nights over July 3rd and 4th. With cars expected from as far away as Canada and California these shows are going to be hotly contested and great fun, we hope to see you there!

A great field of 23 signed in to race on Memorial Weekend Saturday. Despite heavy rain in many parts of the state, the weather gods were smiling on El Paso County Raceway and with only a few drops of rain during hot laps the racing was uninterrupted by the weather.
The main event was taken out by Brent Rees after some great battles for the lead throughout the race. The podium was completed by the ultra consistent Troy Ullery and Matt Martinez who proved that bad luck has nothing to do with the 13th grid spot.
Rounding out the top five were Dave McCrea who's joined the RMLSA from the legends class and Blaine Schubarth who fought back after being tangled early on.
Unfortunately the second night of the memorial weekend double header was rained out so the next time we'll see the lightning sprints back on track will be at I-76 Speedway on June the 20th, we hope to see you then!