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WKA Dirt World Championships Daytona report 96-12-29

Childers scores second WKA dirt win while Weatherford and Terry break ice DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (12-29-96) -- The World Karting Association Dirt World Championships continued Sunday night at Daytona Beach Municipal Stadium with Rodney ...

Childers scores second WKA dirt win while Weatherford and Terry break ice

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (12-29-96) -- The World Karting Association Dirt World Championships continued Sunday night at Daytona Beach Municipal Stadium with Rodney Childers of Mooresville, N.C., winning his second 20-lap main event of the weekend while Barrett Terry of Lenoir City, Tenn., and Jamie Weatherford of Darlington, S.C., broke through for their first wins of the weekend. Childers, who won the Superstock main on Saturday night, won the Stock Medium main by 1.960 seconds over Tom Knight of Terre Haute, Ind. In the Controlled Stock Heavy 20-lapper, Eddie Mishue of Clemmons, N.C., turned the tables on Ronnie Robinson of Salisbury, Md., and won the night's closest race by just .162 seconds. On opening night Robinson won the weekend's closest race by just .099 seconds in Senior Stock.

DIRT RESULTS DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (12-29-96) -- The results of the 20-lap WKA Dirt World Championships Sprint Kart races held Sunday night at the quarter-mile Daytona Beach Municipal Stadium, listing finishing position, driver and hometown: STOCK MEDIUM 1. Rodney Childers, Mooresville, N.C.; 2. Tom Knight, Terre Haute, Ind.; 3. Travis Wiggins, Forest City, N.C. SENIOR CHAMP KART 1. Robby Ritter, Stephens City, Va.; 2. Tommy Triplett, Winchester, Va.; 3. Jason Lineweaver, Winchester, Va. STOCK SUPERHEAVY 1. Lonnie Hall, Ruffin, N.C.; 2. Keith Bryant, Bethania, N.C.; 3. Jody Miller. STOCK 2-CYCLE 1. Barrett Terry, Lenoir City, Tenn.; 2. Steve Ahrens, Knoxville, Tenn.; 3. Rex Russell, Apopka, Fla. CONTROLLED STOCK HEAVY 1. Eddie Mishue, Clemmons, N.C.; 2. Ronnie Robinson, Salisbury, Md.; 3. Lonnie Hall, Ruffin, N.C. 4-CYCLE MODIFIED 1. Jamie Weatherford, Darlington, S.C.; 2. Chad Porginski, Greenville, S.C.; 3. Wade Day, Bluff City, Tenn.

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