Race Results

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Reed Sweeps Sprintcar Thunder Double Header Weekend.
Matthew Reed made the most of his opportunities when he took a clean sweep of the two rounds of the Sprintcar Thunder Series held over Friday (Jan 27th) and Saturday night (Jan 28th).
Reed completed his sweep with a resounding win in round six at Redline Raceway (Ballarat) last night (Sat 28th) in the PRP Engineering #74 of Michael Cunningham ahead of series points leader Chris Solomon (Secureapet #83) and debutant Jamie Hennessey (Hennessey Transport #21) who started the main event from pole position.
Paul Solomon (Secureapet #7) took the win in the opening heat from Wayne Logue (Cheap Tyres Morwell #66) and Hennessey.
Heat 2 fell to Ken Hutchins (Modern Stainless Fabrications/QPL #49) after race leader Zac Farrer (Simmonds Excavations Cohuna #99) spun taking Hutchins and Reed along for the ride. The race was declared with Hutchins in the 337ci VSC car scoring the win. Earlier debutant James Gardiner (Gorst Rural Supplies #23) was unlucky when he clipped Chris Solomon and hit the wall.
Heat 3 belonged to Reed ahead of Kristy Ellis and Hutchins.
Heat 4 was won impressively by Hennessey from Chris Solomon and Ramsey.
Reed, Hutchins and Hennessey were tied on high points but amazingly Hennessey had a faster lap time than Reed and so sat on pole in his Sprintcar debut.
Reed put big pressure on Hennessey at the start but the young gun held tough and then when Ramsey tried an aggressive inside dive into turn three he looped the car and Chris Solomon and Jason Forbes (Forbes Automotive Centre - Romsey #27) both spun to avoid. This incident would have a huge bearing later. Ramsey was sent rear of field and the race restarted with Reed getting the jump but Hennessey slotted in behind and raced on in third after Paul Solomon had taken second place.

This was the order for many laps with both Chris Solomon and Ramsey using outside passes to make some forward progress. Hennessy got caught on a lapped car and both Hutchins and Chris Solomon used this to sling past.
On lap 20 Ramsey spun in turn one brining out a caution and then things really got exciting and controversial when officials tried to black flag Ramsey from the main event for a second restart. The problem was Ramsey had only stopped once, although he did spin on the opening lap but never stopped, hence the confusion. Ramsey’s only option was to pull up and try to explain to officials the scenario and in the heat of the moment and with the frustration a heated argument ensued on track with too many minor officials too eager to have their say and track security overreacting slightly to the situation.
While the crowd loved the conflagration, it was resolved when the chief steward, apologised for the incorrect information he’d been given which led to his original decision and Ramsey was allowed to restart the event.
“That was not like me at all.” explained Ramsey later. “I was just trying to explain to them that I had only stopped once but they wouldn’t listen to what I was saying and I guess I got a little frustrated. I apologise to everyone, the fans, the officials and the series organisers, because it was not the way it should have been handled.
Ramsey also sincerely publicly apologised over the PA system while no fines or other actions were taken when all parties realised there was fault from all parties concerned.
Just to rub salt into the wound Ramsey was restarted at the rear of the field despite the fact he was still running fifth which possibly robbed him of an opportunity to move up a spot or two in the closing laps.
At the restart Paul Solomon’s great run ended when his right front tyre deflated in a bitter blow allowing younger brother Chris to grab second with Hennessey retaking some lost positions and moving back to third ahead of Hutchins, Ramsey, Logue, Ellis, Farrer, Forbes, Andy Howard (Oz Doors #97) and Paul Solomon. Frustration continued for Alan Pitcher in the Premier Floats and Body Builders #98 with another DNF after showing good speed again. James Ryde (Tattoo’s R us VSC99) was the other non-finisher.
The next round of the Sprintcar Thunder Series is scheduled for March 17th at Rolling Thunder Raceway (Bacchus Marsh)
Next weekend at Rolling Thunder Raceway will feature the first ever Victorian Late Model Sedan Championship where we have been promised a full field of cars for the Fineline Building Projects sponsored event. AMCA Nationals will be in action with a couple interstaters and newly crowned Australian Campbell Hughes along with the Outlaw Thunders Sedans and V8 Dirt Modifieds.
Racing starts at 5:30pm
Admission is $20 for adults and $15 for juniors. Accompanied kids under 12 are free, and all admission comes with complimentary pit access.
Keep up to date on facebook at Rolling Thunder Raceway, or visit us online at rollingthunderraceway.com.au
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Qld young gun David Muir continued his impressive season with his second victory in the 2011/12 KRE Race Engines Sprintcar Track Championship at Supercheap Auto Archerfield Speedway on Saturday night January 21, taking full advantage of some early errors by his rivals to win the night's thirty lap Feature and in doing so storm his way into contention for the Championship crown with six Rounds remaining.

Muir, who also won Round 4 in November and now has five top five finishes from the nine Rounds to date which includes four podiums, started the main event from the inside of row two behind Dash winner Bryan Mann and Todd Wanless. Muir had signalled his intentions to use the highline earlier in the night with some more of his now trademark runs around the top of the racetrack to win Heat 4 by stealing the lead from Clem Hoffmans on the final corner so it came as no surprise when he went to the top again in the Feature.

His run to the front of the Feature was aided though by two uncharacteristic spins by both Mann and Wanless in the early laps, Mann spinning in turn four while running second and Wanless in turn one just a few laps later while leading. Both times Muir was up top and making progress, both times it looked only a matter of time for the youngster to gain the position.

For Mann and Wanless, their trip to the tail of the field would have consequences they would not prefer. Mann was involved in an incident that left Brett Thomas' #9 Maxim upside down in the middle of turns three and four on lap twelve, Mann being shown the black flag after being deemed the primary cause by the officials and his DNF will have a substantial effect on the points lead he carried into the night.

Wanless had moved his way back up to eleventh when he was tagged by Anthony Lambert who had gotten into the wall along the back straight. Wanless took his second wild ride in as many race nights, coming to rest in turn three and taking some time to emerge from the car shaken but otherwise okay.

Meanwhile up front, Muir was extending his lead every lap over Darren Jensen and Darrell Hodges as Melissa Boyes worked her way into fourth with a nice pass on Adrian O'Connell. Matt Butler relegated O'Connell to sixth two laps later as he completed his run into the top five after starting fifteenth with Mark Pholi, Ben Hilder, Dan Murray and Brent Kratzmann the top ten at the chequers.

In other racing on the programme, Brittany Grose continued her good form of late with victory in the fifteen lap Modlites Feature ahead of Scott Lehfeldt and Merv Tennant, Maddie McGee raced her way to a popular win over Jayden Gill and Dylan Menz in the P&M Motor Body Works ASCF Junior Sedan Feature race and Andrew Robinson won his first Feature of the season at Archerfield with a flag to flag win in the Auto Parts 4U AMCA Nationals main event with Kristy Bonsey and Steve Potts joining him on the podium.

TATNELL TAKES TEN
official press release: Hi-Tec Oils World Series Sprintcars
January 14, 2012

Brooke Tatnell finally broke through for a main event win in Round Ten of the Hi-Tec Oils World Series Sprintcars Championship at Speedway City tonight, leading the 30 lap A-Main from flag to flag.

Tatnell sped the #1 Toyota Genuine Parts Krikke Motorsport Cool Chassis to victory ahead of an all South Aussie Posse in the next three positions with Luke Dillon second, Matt Egel third and Dylan Jenkin fourth.

Following the lead quartet home were Americans Jason Johnson in fifth and Danny Smith sixth, with David Murcott seventh, Trevor Green eighth, Robbie Farr ninth and Warrenne Ekins tenth.

Series leader James McFadden moved from 15^th to 11^th (having won the B-Main earlier) Danny Reidy 12^th, Steven Caruso 13^th, Jamie Cobby 14^th, Daniel Pestka 15^th, Lucas Wolfe 16^th, Grant Anderson 17^th, Shane Stewart 18^th and Luke Bowey 19^th.

Mark Reuter was the only drive to DNF with a rollover in turn one of the main event that saw the #95 ROH entry taken out in the only stoppage of the feature race.

The win was both sweet and a relief for the eight times WSS champion as he finally put an end to a win-less streak and delivered a victory to his hard working crew.

“This win is for Pete (Caporn) and Shane (Finch). They’ve been working hard all series to get us a win and I’m really pleased we could finally get one for them. We were fast here last time on Boxing Day but we tripped over and rolled the car and that really upset our momentum. Tonight we really had a faultless run and we finally got the win.”

In scoring the 30-lap A-Main victory Tatnell becomes the first contracted WSS driver to win in ten rounds held so far.

Jason Johnson won the preliminary (Friday night) main event at Archerfield but until now Tatnell is the first contracted driver to win a round.

Luke Dillon did a solid job to run second in the Hogs Breath Café #81 after a critical performance in the Vortex Wings Top 8 Shootout saw the second generation star move from the second row to the first row of the A-Main grid just in the knick of time.

“I think finishing second in the Shootout was so important. You couldn’t really make any real passing moves in the feature so starting one row further up was definitely a bonus.”

Matt Egel was the Revolution Racegear Quick Time man in qualifying and the hard charging South Aussie had the Universal Forklifts #29 QT Chassis really hammering in both his heats to earn top points going into the Vortex Wings Top 8 Shootout.

Unfortunately Luke Dillon squeezed him off a potential front row in a last lap challenge in the Shootout and Egel was forced to start from the second row in the main.

Jason Johnson fared best with fifth place in the main event ahead of Danville Indiana veteran Danny Smith making his debut in the LPS #4 Maxim. The pair had several lively encounters in an early heat race where some spirited slide jobs

Shane Stewart struggled in qualifying with transponder issues and never really recovered all night in the # 17 Monte Motorsport J&J, Lucas Wolfe showed some car speed but rolled on to his side in the heat, had to transfer from the B-Main but never really looked comfortable in the 30 Lap A-Main.

Tim Shaffer had his moments in the Titan Garages Maxim won a heat race but he rolled hard in the B-Main to miss out on qualifying for the big race.

Paul McMahan had trouble most of the night with his Mopar motor and the affable Tennessee throttle stomper had a tough time of it in the #25 Tamar Cars Dawkins Motorsport entry.

There were some real chassis-wrecking crashes on the night including West Aussie Sheldon Brady who completely destroyed his Flex Motorsport J&J when he rode a wheel and flipped hard into the fence in turn three.

Steven Lines also had a power meeting with the same part of the track in his heat race when he rode a right rear wheel and all but dragged down the safety fence when the Monster Energy Monte Motorsport J&J vaulted into the air.

Lines’ team recovered to compete in the B-Main but missed the transfer to the big dance to round out a disappointing night at the office for the Mt. Gambier speedster.

Jeremy Cross became the third member of the upside down club when he made contact with David Murcott and upended the Tyre Right #39, getting some serious height in the process.

The Top 20 Championship points looks like this after Round Ten at Speedway City SA:

The 11^th and next round of Hi-Tec Oils World Series Sprintcars will be held at Kalgoorlie Speedway on Wednesday night, February 1, 2012.

DONNY’S TOO DAMN GOOD
Official Press Release: Hi-Tec Oils World Series Sprintcars
January 7, 2012

Donny Schatz was just too damn good for his rivals tonight, claiming the win in the 50 lap $20,000 to win Australian Open (Round Nine of Hi-Tec Oils World Series Sprintcars) at Supercheap Autos Archerfield Speedway.

In doing so Schatz became the fourth different winner in nine rounds held so far.

The brilliant North Dakota World of Outlaws superstar conserved his tyres on the #17 Miracle Recreation Equipment / Monte Motorsport J&J to lead home Robbie Farr in second, James McFadden third, David Murcott fourth, Rico Abreu fifth, Tim Shaffer sixth, Shane Stewart seventh, Peter Lack eighth, Max Dumesny ninth, Steven Lines tenth, Kerry Madsen eleventh, Cameron Gessner twelfth and Grant Anderson claiming the final finishing position for thirteenth.

“I was good at looking after my tyres tonight,” said the happy winner, “you never know how hard you have to push and how close people are around you in these circumstances so I just concentrated on preparing for the corner early and keeping the car straight. We couldn’t do much with the lapped cars because we were pretty all locked down on the rubber. It’s great to get a win in front of a big crowd here tonight though. Thanks to everyone who has made my stay so much fun here in Queensland. My car owner Luch Monte is in Bali tonight probably at the Casino so I hope he’s betting on black.”

Robbie Farr would naturally have preferred to get the win, but was pleased none the less with the runner up spot in the East Coast Pipeline / Orrcon Steel Maxim after an almost race-long battle with Jason Johnson and James McFadden.

The war between Johnson, Farr and McFadden was remarkably similar to that of the first round battle for the lead at Archerfield back in November.

“We’ve had a really good week up here and we’ve managed to put ourselves back into second spot in the series points. That’s a great result for this team who have worked so hard to get us back in contention. I would have liked to have had a crack at Donny late in the race but he pretty well always had a lapped car between us. I can’t complain, he did a good job and that’s why he’s one of the best in the world,” explained Farr.

James McFadden started on the front row with Donny Schatz after the 22 year old WSS series leader had to come out of the scramble to break into the Vortex Wings Top Eight Shootout and then blitz through to pole.

Remarkably he spun the car with only a handful of laps to go in the 50 lapper but somehow managed to avoid being run over by the rest of the field and at the same time keep the car running.

Brooke Tatnell almost obligingly brought the yellows on at that exact moment when he blew the right rear tyre of the #1 Toyota Genuine Parts / Krikke Motorsport Cool chassis and ground to a halt - this allowed McFadden to reclaim his third position at the restart – instead of what would have been many spots further back while he gathered the car back up.

Jason Johnson too blew a tyre, this time the left rear on the Haynes Labour Hire Maxim after he spent most of the race running the cushion high above Robbie Farr and James McFadden in turn two. His luck ran out when he slammed the main straight wall.

Johnson looked lively all weekend and won the preliminary main event the night prior – his flat tyre DNF not a fair reflection on some wonderful wheel-to-wheel wizardry from the American.

David Murcott was solid in his fourth placing in the Horrell Motorsport / Mainline Dynolog Dynamometers #83 Eagle ending a turbulent weekend for the throttle stomping Victorian with some handy series points heading into Round Ten.

Max Dumesny powered back to a respectable ninth position from the rear of the field when he got tangled up and spun going into the first turn of the first lap of the A-Main.

Further back up the main straight Queensland racer Kevin Titman got caught up with Cameron Gessner and began a wild series of high altitude flips that saw his #59 John Titman Racing entry crash into Max Dumesny at the end of the straight.

The crowd favourite all weekend was undoubtedly pint sized gasman Californian Rico Abreu in the #89 Abreu Vineyards machine. The affable American won the hearts of the crowd with his plucky nature and his stand on the gas cornering technique that belied his short time in Sprintcars so far.

Tim Shaffer gave the Titan Racing Team good reason to smile with a come from position #15 drive that saw the Pennsylvanian net a top six result after winning the B-Main and showing plenty of car speed throughout the two nights.

“We had a few problems that we worked through tonight,” smiled the 2010 Knoxville Nationals winner, “including a fuel problem in our heat race where I basically had to go defensive and hold down our position. We got some speed in the B-Main but we had to work on the motor before the A. It was a busy night but we got a good result for the team and that’s pleasing.”

DNF’s in the A-Main included Danny Reidy (Desert Palms Resort J&J) Andrew Scheuerle with a blown tyre in the Ausdeck #25, Kevin Titman (rollover) David Muir (pulled infield) Darren Jensen (spun in turn three and hit the wall) Jason Johnson hit the wall and blew the left rear tyre, and Brooke Tatnell blew the right rear.

Tim Shaffer won the B-Main from Darren Jensen, Cameron Gessner, Grant Anderson, Kevin Titman and Danny Reidy.

Shane Stewart won the Mid-pack Scramble from James McFadden, Kerry Madsen, David Murcott, Peter Lack, Max Dumesny and David Muir.

James McFadden won the Vortex Wings Top 8 Shootout with a 13.156 from Donny Schatz with 13.205, Jason Johnson 13.255 and Rico Abreu with 13.387.

The next round of Hi-Tec Oils World Series Sprintcars Championship is Round 10 at Speedway City SA on Saturday night, January 14.

The Supercheap Auto Archerfield Speedway promotional team, staff and volunteers congratulate Donny Schatz on his victory in the World Series Australian Sprintcar Open on Saturday night January 7, his fourth win from his last four starts in the prestigious event. We also thank Donny, Luch Monte and the entire Monte Motorsports team for playing their part in a very successful five nights of racing during our annual Sprintcar Summer Of Speed schedule.

Congratulations also to Robbie Farr and James McFadden who stood on the podium alongside Donny at the end of the gruelling fifty lap event, they too put on a great show for the fans and fell just short in the end to undoubtedly one of the world's very best drivers in Schatz.

To each and every driver who travelled to Brisbane to compete during our past five nights of racing, and of course all our Qld based drivers who race for us regularly in the KRE Race Engines Sprintcar Track Championship, thank you and we appreciate the high level of racing you all put on for us.

To our major track and event partners - Supercheap Auto, Ausdeck Patios And Roofing, Performance Wholesale, Capalaba Wreckers and KRE Race Engines - these events would not have been possible without your generous and on-going support. Fortunately we were blessed with a lot better weather than we were this time last year and subsequently we were able to showcase Sprintcar racing at its finest by a number of truly world class drivers. We even unearthed a few new and exciting talents along the way, especially in Rico Abreu who came to us from California as almost unknown in this country and leaves us today after endearing himself to fans both on and off the track.

Finally, to all our patrons who attended either one, two or even all five nights of the Sprintcar Summer Of Speed, thank you for your attendance and we certainly hope you enjoyed the shows as much as we enjoyed presenting them for you. There is plenty of racing yet to come before our season closes in June and you'll be happy to know we're already working on making next year's International races even bigger and better.

A complete review of the Supercheap Auto World Series Australian Sprintcar Open is available on the WSS website at worldseriessprintcars.com.au , in addition to the regular and comprehensive wrap-up of all our races on the Sprintcars Queensland website at sprintcarsqueensland.com.au

Jason Johnson rocketed himself into contention for the World Series Australian Sprintcar Open crown with a confidence-building victory in the Friday night Preliminary Feature at Supercheap Auto Archerfield Speedway, running the high line to perfection and holding off Donny Schatz and a fast-finishing James McFadden to get the win. Fast time man Rico Abreu showed plenty of mettle through the first night qualifying races to hold onto the points lead going into tonight's Finale.

Johnson though was probably looking at having to be content with a second place finish until race leader Robbie Farr got caught up with Luke Oldfield mid-race when Oldfield slowed with a flat right rear tyre and came to a stop, Farr being forced to the tail of the field under the rules. Johnson seized his opportunity and drove away from Schatz on the restart and with Schatz then feeling the pressure from McFadden, Johnson's run to the flag was untroubled.

For Schatz to be even somewhere near the pointy end of the field after timing in twenty-first is testament to the man's ability in a Sprintcar, even more so considering the depth of the field in this year's running of the Open. Donny heads into night two having made up a huge amount of ground in the points and has the opportunity to bookend his Archerfield sojourn with a fifth Australian Open victory. Donny's A-Main record this trip? First, second, second and second.

As good as the night was for racing on yet another track prepared by John Kelly that provided plenty of passing with a genuine top and bottom line, the night was marred by two big crashes for Cameron Gessner and Todd Wanless. Both emerged unscathed and while Gessner resumed racing in a later Heat, significant damage to Wanless's J&J chassis ruled him out of any further competition.

Fans seated in the turn three and four areas in particular were treated to some outstanding highline drives and passes from the likes of McFadden and Rico, the two young guns putting on a great show with their hammer down style of racing and reaping the benefits of it. Running high through three and four and completing the pass on the outside down the front straight here is not for the faint hearted and takes some ability, these two showed plenty of ticker in getting the job done.

The Supercheap Auto World Series Australian Sprintcar Open, presented by Performance Wholesale, continues tonight with early racing from 5:00pm, main programme from 6:00pm.

Complete coverage of night one is available on the Hi-Tec Oils World Series Sprintcars website at worldseriessprintcars.com.au . Visit brisbanespeedway.com.au/results.asp for full results of all events held at Supercheap Auto Archerfield Speedway. For detailed reports, news and information on all Sprintcar events in Qld, visit sprintcarsqueensland.com.au

General admission gates open 3:45pm, early racing from 5:00pm, main programme from 6:00pm. Parking is available at the track for $3.00. Racing finishes by 10.30pm.

Programmed events include: Supercheap Auto World Series Australian Sprintcar Open (Final), Late Models, Wingless Sprints.

For official release: Hi-Tec Oils World Series Sprintcars Championship January 6, 2012

American Jason Johnson made a jubilant return to victory lane in tonight’s 20 lap preliminary A-Main of the Australian Open at Supercheap Auto Archerfield Speedway, leading home Donny Schatz in second and James McFadden third in the first of two nights for Round Nine of the Hi-Tec Oils World Series Sprintcars Championship.

The Louisiana Leadfoot sped the #47 Haynes Mechanical Maxim across the line to win comfortably after early leader Robbie Farr tangled with a lapped car and was sent to the rear for stopping in that incident.

“I really felt for Robbie tonight,” conceded Johnson, “he was probably not going to get caught by any of us because he had a great run going, but the lapped car crash took him out. Who knows if we’d had anything for him but I’m real glad for the HM guys that we can get this win and get our run going again.”

Crew Chief Brendan Telfer bolted together the car that the team used at the series opener at Archerfield in November, and it seemed to do the trick.

“The car felt great. We’ve all been digging around trying to get something that will work and tonight I think going to a new car really helped us.”

Donny Schatz did all he could to run down the leader but came up short and almost fell into the clutches of James McFadden.

“I’ve been searching for the right set up around this place since I got here and I’m still not happy. He’s (Jason) good up on the cushion and there just wasn’t enough on the bottom to get by him. The big money’s up for grabs tomorrow night, so I’d rather be good tomorrow night than tonight if I had to choose.”

“Man I wish this was the 50 lapper tonight because Glen (Beaton) had the car really coming on late in this one. I can’t imagine how good this car would have been in another twenty laps but I guess we’ll have to wait and see tomorrow night.”

The driver of the #7 East Coast Pipeline / Orrcon Steel Maxim had the field well and truly covered after starting on the front row alongside Johnson.

Luke Oldfield looped the #20 Voight Constructions entry coming out of turn four and Farr was left with no escape route, slamming into the side of Oldfield and tragically then being send to the rear.

Revolution Racegear Quick Time winner Rico Abreu was lively to say the least in the Abreu Vineyards #98 and had a real crack at the top three before fading back to an eventual fifth behind Brooke Tatnell in the #A1 Toyota Genuine Parts Cool who came home in fourth.

Fourth was a pretty decent result for Tatnell when you consider the team changed a motor between hot laps and time trials and still managed to make it straight into the preliminary A-Main after a stout showing in the heats.

Sixth across the line was Queensland hard charger Peter Thorley in the Illuminated #69 car after a busy night for the always-lively state based racer.

Seventh home was Steven Lines in the Monster Energy Monte Motorsport car, making it two Monte Motorsport J&J’s in the top ten although the hard charging Mt. Gamberian was disappointed with himself after qualifying.

“I think my time trial performance really put us behind the eight ball tonight,” he frowned, “and we kinda turned that around in the A-Main early but if you jumped that cushion in turn one and two you lost a lot of ground. I don’t think we had an aggressive enough set up to be honest but tomorrow night’s the one we want.”

Max Dumesny soldiered home in eighth in the Valvoline / GKR Transport Maxim from Robbie Farr blitzing back to ninth place in what was an impressive drive for the defending WSS Champion and last Wednesday night’s feature race winner to salvage a top ten result.

Dumesny has been showing good car speed since basically the fourth round of the series, and his form picked up significantly during the Speedweek phase of the competition.

Peter Lack put in one of his best performances to date in the G&W Racing #58 Maxim to finish tenth ahead of the Ausdeck Racing’s #25 Cool Chassis of Andrew Scheuerle in eleventh and Pennsylvanian Tim Shaffer finishing twelfth on debut in the #36 Titan Garages / Oven U Maxim.

Brothers in law Grant Anderson and Cameron Gessner were thirteenth and fourteenth respectively and the final two finishers in the 20 lap A-Main after both experienced a rollercoaster night of contrasting fortunes.

Gessner in particular took a wild ride in the #68 Metalcorp J&J when he made contact with Danny Reidy on the main straight and flipped heavily in his first heat. The team thrashed to return the car to the track for the next heat but a flat left rear tyre as he rolled around preparing for the start put paid to a better points haul.

In that same heat Todd Wanless took a huge ride in his Action Metal Recyclers J&J when he vaulted over the turn three wall divider and landed hard on the concrete wall with the rear end in an incident which destroyed the car.

“I’m OK,” he conceded after the wreck, “the car is pretty bad though and we’re done.”

DNF’s in the Preliminary A-Main included Danny Reidy, Jeremy Cross and Luke Oldfield.

Revolution Racegear Quick Time went to Californian Rico Abreu with a 11.916 ahead of Danny Reidy with a 11.969, Robbie Farr with 11.998, Peter Lack (career best) 12.002 and Cameron Gessner 12.023 rounding out the top five.

There were several potential favourites for the weekend who didn’t quite make the cut for the A-Main including Kerry Madsen, David Muir, David Murcott and Darrell Hodges to name a few.

Night Two of the Australian Open, paying $20,000 to win for the 50-lap A Main, is conducted Saturday night, January 7.

For more information on the Hi-Tec Oils World Series Sprintcars Championship please visit www.worldseriessprintcars.com.au

It was a hard fought win against some of the biggest names in the sport but when it was all said and done Robbie Farr had held off two of the very best in Donny Schatz and Shane Stewart in the final few laps to claim the 2012 Capalaba Wreckers Sprintcar Cup at Supercheap Auto Archerfield Speedway on Wednesday night January 4.

Qld has been a happy hunting ground for Farr and the East Coast Pipelines team the past couple of seasons with a number of race wins and two Qld Titles to their credit, so in heading back north of the border after a tough month on the road with World Series Sprintcars they probably felt good about their chances even in a star studded field that included the top two drivers in the world.

James McFadden got things under way with the quickest lap of all thirty-three drivers who timed in, a very tidy 11.470s ahead of Farr's 11.603s, Dave Murcott's 11.645s, Bryan Mann's 11.720s and Rico Abreu's 11.823s. Shane Stewart was sixth quick ahead of Garry Brazier with Jason Meyer's eleventh, Brooke Tatnell sixteenth and Donny Schatz back in twenty-second and a bit of work to do if he was to make the Dash line-up.

With the track wide and offering up two lanes of racing, Grant Anderson (2), Farr, Schatz (2), Andrew Scheuerle, Peter Lack and Paul Morris all posted Heat wins with Farr topping the points chart at the end of the qualifying races.

Eight drivers lined up in the Dash, as opposed to the normal six, and it was McFadden who again showed his rivals a clean pair of heels to run out the winner by nearly three seconds from Farr, Brazier, Murcott, Stewart, Abreu, David Muir and Meyers. Fast time and a win the Dash for McFadden, it was looking good for the newly crowned World Series Sprintcars Speedweek Champion.

You don't go to many races and see Brooke Tatnell in the B-Main, you go to even less and see him miss the transfer. In WSS 1 at Archerfield back in November he did miss it, in the Sprintcar Cup it was clear he was not going to let that happen again. From the front row, Brooke led every lap to win the B with Grant Anderson, Bryan Mann, Andrew Scheuerle, Cameron Gessner and Peter Lack all joining him in earning an A-Main start.

With the cars lined up on the main straight, infield announcer Trevor Petts paced his way through the driver introductions for the sizeable Wednesday night crowd on hand before they pushed off for the four-wide salute and the thirty-five lap Feature.

Farr jumped out to the lead on the opening lap with Murcott and Brazier swamping McFadden and Stewart running in fifth before McFadden clawed his way back past Brazier on the second lap as Schatz began his move forward from ninth on the grid to sixth by lap seven. Racing hard for position and using the top and bottom of the race track, the leaders took some time to get to the tail of the field and Garry Brazier may have wished they took a little longer when he rode a wheel while making a pass on the front straight and rode out a wild ride along the wall to bring out the reds on lap twenty-two.

Farr led them away on the restart with Murcott, Stewart, Schatz, McFadden and Meyers the top six at this point ahead of Muir, Rico, Mann and Johnson. Tatnell, as hard as he was racing, had only been able to make up a couple of spots back and forth and was in twelfth.

A light roll on his side by Paul Morris late in the race set up a nail-biter of a finish and it could have gone either way for the top three or four. Farr ran the bottom, Schatz went high, Stewart looked for a way through the middle, top and bottom, McFadden, Murcott and Meyers waited to see if they could pick up the pieces. Donny gave it a red-hot go, Stewart did all he could but the race was Farr's to win and he wasn't to be denied the $10,000 winner's cheque.

$10K in the bank for the Capalaba Wreckers Sprintcar Cup, $20K on offer in Saturday night's fifty lap Final of the World Series Australian Sprintcar Open, Farr was good and will enjoy being back in the winner's circle. Donny has a win and two second place finishes from his three starts at Archerfield, Stewart has two wins and a third since landing in Australia less than a week ago.

Friday night is the Australian Open qualifying races and Preliminary Feature, Saturday has more Heats, the Dash and last chance races before the fifty lap Finale. Somewhere near forty drivers from the United States and around Australia will take the challenge, only one can win.

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Donny Schatz rolled the dice on Sunday night January 1 at Supercheap Auto Archerfield Speedway, electing to invert the top fourteen drivers after winning the Dash and take a chance to add a couple of grand to the winner's cheque if he could come from row seven and win. Schatz may have rolled the dice - and good on him for doing so - but it was Shane Stewart who pocketed the extra coin with an impressive victory in Round 8 of the KRE Race Engines Sprintcar Track Championship.

When Donny inverted the field, he took Shane Stewart back to row seven with him after the two Americans had run one-two in the six lapper for the top six in points at the end of the qualifying Heats. Lots of races each year offer up a carrot to do such a thing, not many drivers elect to do it though and while the bonus has been on offer all season at Archerfield, Donny is the first to take up the challenge. In some ways it was a throwback to days gone by when the fastest guys didn't necessarily start from the front, watching Shane and Donny come through the field makes you wish there was a bit more of it.

For Stewart, it was his second win in three days with the Kratzmann Caravans team having won the New Year Cup event at Kingaroy on December 30, literally only hours after he landed in the country. Shane has three more nights with the team this week, starting Wednesday with the Capalaba Wreckers Sprintcar Cup and following that it's the two nights of the World Series Australian Open on Friday and Saturday.

Shane was good all night, very good actually, but the speed Donny showed following the last caution of the Feature race as he moved his way into second spot and closed in on Shane as the leaders battled lapped traffic will tell seasoned followers of the sport Donny has something for the races later in the week. And with names like Meyers, McFadden, Tatnell, Dumesny, Farr, Brazier, Murcott and Lines heading to Brisbane, it sets up a mouth watering three nights of Sprintcar racing that should not be missed.

While the focus of the race was on Stewart and Schatz as they sliced their way to the front, kudos to Dan Murray who was busy making every post a winner after the inversion by leading the Feature for quite a few laps and hanging on for third place at the flag, his second podium finish in the past three KRE events.

Fourth place for Bryan Mann, his third in a row and sixth top five from the eight Rounds to date, will push him further ahead of Andrew Scheuerle in the points chase as the Series heads into the back half of the season. Darrell Hodges finished fifth ahead of Rico Abreu, Todd Wanless, Steven White and Scheuerle with Paul Morris completing the top ten.

Earlier in the night, it was an American trifecta in group qualifying with Shane Stewart setting quick time ahead of Schatz and Rico Abreu before Anthony Lambert, Morris, David Muir, White, Schatz and Stewart all claimed Heat race wins. Peter Lack won the B-Main with Kevin Titman, Paul Morris and Steven Johnson joining him in transferring to the back of the main event.

In other races on the programme, three time and reigning Australian V8 Dirt Modified Champion Peter Britten was untroubled in the twenty-five lap Crossley Racing Engines Series Feature race, taking the win ahead of Mick Sauer with Jai Stephenson, Bryn Lake and Kevin Britten rounding out the top five. Two of the pre-race favourites in David Clarke and Andrew Pezzutti failed to complete the distance. Darren Vine won the Compact Speedcar Feature with Scott Stirling second and John Churchill third.

The next event at Supercheap Auto Archerfield Speedway will be night three of the annual Summer Of Speed schedule on Wednesday night January 4 with the $10,000 to win Capalaba Wreckers Sprintcar the main feature of the programme.

The Fire Service Plus Sprintcar All Star Series put on a show for the Mildura crowd for their Round 5 at The Edge Hotels Timmis Speedway. Enduring 43deg temperatures and hotter in the pits 22 cars managed to put on a show. Engines were feeling the heat after the second round of heats but fortunately with the night air cooling slightly gave them time to cool slightly.“We had an offer to hold a pool party instead by the V99 Farrer team but decided not to – I can just imagine drivers trying to lap each other in the pool to take out the A Main 30 free style event – it wouldn’t be a pretty site!” Searle tells us. “and hey – at least it’s not raining!” The feature lined up with the SA33 Mark Caruso’s Profix Cool and V28 Simon Amato’s Mainline Dynolog Dynamometers Cool starting off the front row. Caruso hooked a rut, the car bounced serverley and over he went getting some good air before landing hard in turn 2 unfortunately ending his night. Amato then led until a tangle with a lap car caused damage to his car and ending his night also. Starting in 10 the Harley Bishop the ACT15 was moving up thru the traffic and made a lunge past SA66 Clinton Oliver to take the lead. From then on the race was his giving the ‘Wild Child’ his first All Star feature win. SA66 Clinton Oliver, V3 Phil Lock, SA86 Brendan Guerin and V7 Paul Solomon put on some exciting racing for the minors.After a calculated drive from position 18 in the A Chris Solomon’s V83 and finishing 3rd the car went underweight denying Solomon his victory. Heat Wins: Mark Caruso, Paul Solomon, Keke Falland, Simon Amato. Pole Shoot Out: Simon Amato. A Main : Harley Bishop, Phil Lock, Brendan Guerin, Clinton Oliver, Paul Solomon, Wayne Logue, Keke Falland, Mark Weaver, Mark Noonan, Chris Evans, Kristy Ellis, Owen Bulman, Simon Amato – DNF, Brendan Kelly – DNF, Zac Farrer – DNF, Terry Kelly – DNF, Tony Moule – DNF, Colin Brooks – DNF, Mark Caruso – DNF.

Contingency Prizes: IDIGIT $100 Lucky Draw – Harley Bishop Oval Express Quick Time – Mark Caruso Fire Service Plus Hot Arse Award – Brendan Guerin Hugs & Kisses Award – Shaun Forrell Hoosier Tire A Main – Harley Bishop Red Ed Sheds Lucky 7’s – Keke Falland Bar Up 8 Front Wing – Mark Weaver Johnny V Tear Offs – Shaun Forrell Hennessy Transport Pole Shot Out – Simon Amato

Lonnie Wheatley, TULSA, Okla. (December 31, 2011) – The Speedway Motors Tulsa Shootout continues to break through new barriers, with the 27th edition of the event held over New Year’s weekend at the QuikTrip Center’s Tulsa Expo Raceway breaking a world record entry count for Micro and Mini Sprints that was set at the previous year’s event.

And when Saturday night’s final New Year’s Eve checkered flag flew, California’s Heath Dunkerken and Washington’s Brock Lemley were among the headliners of the event that attracted 790 competing entries from throughout the nation and beyond, though there were plenty of other accolades to go around.

Dunkerken nabbed his first Golden Driller trophy by leading 27 of 30 circuits in the headline Outlaw Micro Sprint Car championship feature event, beating teammate Michael Faccinto to the stripe before a bustling crowd.

While Dunkerken topped the headline class, Lemley was the only driver among the eight different classes of competition to bag two victories. After leading all the way to win the 1200cc Mini Sprint feature event, Lemley backed it up in the very next race by making a late move to top the Non-Wing Outlaw main event atop the 1/5-mile clay oval.

This year’s edition of the Speedway Motors Tulsa Shootout had plenty of West Coast flavor in addition to Dunkerken and Lemley, as Mitchell Faccinto, Dahne Lynn McKay and Kameron Beard each took Golden Drillers back to the Golden State as well with wins in the “A” Class, Restricted “A” Class and Junior Sprints, respectively.

McKay’s wire-to-wire romp in the Restricted “A” Class feature event proved to be historic as well, as the young lady racer became the first female to top a Micro Sprint Car championship feature event in Tulsa Shootout history.

While the bulk of the winner’s hardware went west, past Tulsa Shootout champions Kevin Bayer and Blake Hahn stepped up to represent the hosting Sooner State with wins in Non-Wing and Chevy ECOTec Midget action.

After getting all the action under way with heat races for the Non-Wing Outlaw and “A” classes on Thursday night, a full day of heat race and qualifying race action followed on Friday with Saturday consumed by “B” Mains, Last Chance “A” Main Qualifying Features and then the eight “A” Main championship feature events.

A total of 193 races were contested over the weekend, including 100 heat races, 32 qualifiers, 48 “B” Mains, five Last Chance Qualifying Features and eight championship “A” Mains.

Four different classes, the Non-Wing, “A” Class, Outlaw and Outlaw Non-Wing each attracted in excess of 140 competitors, with the Non-Wing class topping out at 176.

Broken Arrow’s Donnie Ray Crawford and Laton, California’s Heath Dunkerken led the 30-lap Outlaw Micro Sprint feature field to the green flag, with Crawford gunning into the lead at the outset.

Looking to add to his collection of Golden Drillers collected at the Tulsa Shootout, Crawford led early but Dunkerken kept the heat on. While Crawford worked the low line, Dunkerken worked the middle of the track masterfully and surged into the lead on the fourth circuit.

As traffic became a factor after ten circuits, Crawford kept Dunkerken within striking distance until the race’s first caution flew after 17 laps. With open track on the restart, Dunkerken wasted little time opening up a straightway advantage as teammate Michael Faccinto became a factor.

After starting ninth, Faccinto was fourth behind Dunkerken, Crawford and Andrew Felker by the lap 17 caution and was into third by the time a final caution appeared after 22 laps.

Faccinto slipped around Crawford on the 23rd round and slowly reeled in Dunkerken as the closing laps clicked off. Back into traffic in the final pair of laps, Dunkerken beat Faccinto to the stripe with just two car lengths to spare.

A straightaway behind the California duo, Crawford fought off Felker for the show position, with Kevin Bayer rounding out the top five.

Washington’s Brock Lemley ranked as the only driver at the 27th Annual Speedway Motors Tulsa Shootout to collect multiple victories by scoring in both the 1200cc Mini Sprint and Non-Wing Outlaw Micro Sprints.

While Lemley’s 1200cc Mini Sprint drive seemed an easy one, the Outlaw Non Wing triumph came in the closing laps in a hotly-contested affair.

Lemley snared his first Golden Driller in the 1200cc Mini Sprint main event, gunning into the lead from the pole at the outset and leading throughout. While Aaron Fell and defending race winner Derek Holmwood applied early pressure, Lemley was unphased and kept his mount out front for the entirety of the 20-lapper.

Lemley took the checkered flag ahead of fellow Washington state shoe Holmwood, with Chicago’s Jim Scanlon in the show position. Jared Gunderson was fourth, with Florida’s Scott Krueger climbing from 11th to round out the top five.

In the next feature out, the Non-Wing Outlaw main event, Lemley found himself chasing early after starting fourth.

While Harlan Hulsey and Chris Cochran led the way to the green flag, third-starter Chris Andrew shot into the lead on the opening circuit only to surrender the point after just one lap when his left rear tire went flat under caution.

Hulsey assumed the point on the restart and the battle was on between he and Cochran. The duo began swapping the point on the fourth round and did so in nearly each corner over the ensuing laps until Christopher Bell entered the fray only to make contact and flip in turn one on the 12th lap.

The heated battle between Hulsey and Cochran resumed as soon as the green lights reappeared, with an errant slider sending both flipping in turns one and two on the 13th circuit and collecting defending race winner Blake Hahn in the process.

Joe B. Miller found himself in the lead on the restart in front of Jonathan Beason and Lemley. As the laps ticked off, Lemley picked up the pace and raced by Beason for second on the 20th round and then took the lead away from Miller one circuit later.

Lemley raced on to his second win of the night in front of Beason, who raced forward from tenth. Miller claimed the show position, with 13th-starter Cole Ketcham and 17th-starter Andrew Felker rounding out the top five.

Hanford, California’s Mitchell Faccinto proved untouchable by wiring the field in the “A” Class feature event, besting a field of 153 entries.

After rallying from the eighth and final starting position to win his heat race and then backing it up with a Qualifying race win, Faccinto started from the pole position alongside Scott Sawyer. Faccinto gunned into the lead at the drop of the green flag and raced to his first Golden Driller virtually unchallenged much of the way.

Sixth-starter Chris Andrews did provide some suspense in the late going after battling past Sawyer for second on the 16th round of the 25-lap main event. Andrews was closing the gap in traffic only to have a late caution offer Faccinto a clear path to victory lane.

Faccinto took full advantage and crossed the stripe 0.694-seconds ahead of Andrews, with Sawyer, 9th-starter Nate Lauderbaugh and Tristan Guardino rounding out the top five.

Kevin Bayer captured his fifth career Golden Driller trophy by emerging atop a Tulsa Shootout Micro Sprint Car competitor count of 176 in the Non-Wing division.

Much like Faccinto in the “A” Class, Bayer was flawless over the course of the weekend. Bayer raced from fifth to win his heat race and then backed it up by coming from fourth to win his qualifying race, good enough to earn the pole position for the championship feature event.

And, after outgunning fellow front row starter Donnie Ray Crawford for the lead at the drop of the green flag, Bayer was solidly in command throughout the 25-lap feature.

Bayer ultimately took the checkered flag 1.096-seconds ahead of Chris Andrews, who emerged atop a wild battle for position in Bayer’s wake. Andrews, who climbed a handful of positions from seventh, took runner-up honors in front of Harlan Hulsey with Zeke Lewis and defending race winner Koen Shaw rounding out the top five.

In 26 previous years of Tulsa Shootout competition, it is believed that no female racer has ever cracked victory lane in Micro Sprint Car competition. That changed on Saturday’s New Year’s Eve, as Laton, California’s Dahne Lynn McKay bested the 79-car Restricted “A” field in the 20-lap championship finale.

After a win in her heat race from fifth and then a runner-up finish in her qualifying race, McKay gridded the feature from the front row outside along Texas shoe Dylan Fox. McKay burst into the lead at the start and led all the way, weathering a pair of caution over the final half of the race.

McKay took the checkered flag with a 1.055-second advantage over Bakersfield’s Cory Elliott, with eight-starter Chance Morton, Fox and Tucker Klaasmeyer rounding out the top five.

After Owasso, Oklahoma’s Cole Roberts led much of the way, it was Bakersfield’s Kameron Beard taking a Golden Driller back to the Golden Driller after a well-executed bump-and-run maneuver in the closing rounds to take command.

While Beard gridded the 15-lap finale in fifth, it was Roberts gunning into the lead at the outset and pacing the early rounds. Beard worked his way up to second by the time a caution appeared after eight laps.

Beard pressured Roberts for several rounds and then took command after a well-timed tap exiting turn two on the 13th lap sent Roberts into a spin. Beard went on to claim the victory in front of Cannon McIntosh, with pole starter Victoria Leslie, 15th-starter Mason McGuire and 11th-starter Blake Battles rounding out the top five.

After sweeping both the Outlaw and Non-Wing Outlaw classes at the 26th Annual Tulsa Shootout, Blake Hahn’s best chances of adding another Golden Driller appeared to be in ECOTec Midget action once all the cards were dealt in each class.

And, the youngest from Sapulpa, OK, cashed in, charging past defending race winner Mike Ward at the midway point en route to victory lane in the 20-lap main event.

Tulsa-area siblings Mike Ward and Matt Ward led the way to the green flag from the front row with cousin Hahn inside the second row, and the trio proceeded to dice for the lead over the initial half of the race.

With Mike Ward leading Matt Ward around the lower portion of the track, Hahn relentlessly worked the cushion as he sought a fourth career Golden Driller. Hahn’s persistence paid dividends as he edged ahead of Matt Ward for second on the tenth round and then took the lead away from Mike Ward a lap later.

Once in front, Hahn dropped to the low side and scooted away from the field, taking the checkered flag with a 2.900-second advantage over Matt Ward. Kevin Ramey claimed the show position, with Austin Brown and Brunson Behning rounding out the top five.

Heat Races (8 Laps - Top 60 In Passing Points to Qualifying Races; Balance to "B" Mains):

Heat 1: 1. 23d-Trey Detweiler (Herscher, IL), 2. 10r-Darien Roberts (Broken Arrow, OK), 3. 29-Austin Stone (Visalia, CA), 4. 73J-Jerrod Wilson (Tulsa, OK), 5. 321-Chad Winfrey (Liberty, MO), 6. 5m-Matthew McDonald (Pittsboro, IN), 7. 610-Luke Lucas (Alvin, TX), 8. 92x-Jake Rosario (Guthrie, OK).

Heat 2: 1. 91-Kevin Bayer (Bixby, OK), 2. 11a-Andrew Felker (Carl Junction, MO), 3. 96-Zachary Gigot (Garden City, KS), 4. 88AL-Alex Harris (Atwood, IL), 5. 74-Andy Farley (Denver, CO), 6. 8m-Kade Morton (Coweta, OK), 7. 117-Jason Liby (Clay Center, KS), 8. 4-John Balthis (Pleasant Hill, MO).

Heat 3: 1. 135-Cody Ledger (Omaha, NE), 2. 91T-Cale Thomas (Fairland, IN), 3. 8g-Tyler Gordon (Fletcher, OK), 4. 441-Chris Martin (Ankeny, IA), 5. 8T-Gary Taylor (Snohomish, WA), 6. 31-Dylan Kadous (Topeka, KS), 7. 44-Josh Ponder (Hammond, IL), 8. 25r-Chris Ritch (Paola, KS).

Heat 4: 1. 10J-Justin Sanders (Salinas, CA), 2. 38-Joshua Hodges (Tijeras, NM), 3. 99F-Justin Fletcher (Bixby, OK), 4. 9-Paul Nienhiser (Chapin, IL), 5. 87-Liam Ryan (Langley, BC), 6. 62-Chad McWhirter (Hastings, NE), 7. 2h-Will Harvey (Edmond, OK), 8. 29s-Scott Sawyer (Broken Arrow, OK).

Heat 5: 1. 55-Donnie Ray Crawford (Broken Arrow, OK), 2. 67-Steven Russell (Springfield, IL), 3. 9d-Earl McDoulett, Jr. (Claremore, OK), 4. 10c-Christine Root (Fair Oaks, CA), 5. 95h-Michael Hall (Apache, OK), 6. H35-Zach Hampton (Clayton, IN), 7. 6x-Chris Meyer (Sherwood, AR), 8. 131-David Zarski (Olive Branch, MS).

Heat 6: 1. 94L-Layne Himebaugh (Collinsville, OK), 2. 88-Koen Shaw (Fresno, CA), 3. 13-Trent Carter (Terra Bella, CA), 4. 53-Tye Mihocko (Peoria, AZ), 5. 118-Scott Evans (Keller, TX), 6. 13m-Chance McCrary (Farmersville, TX), 7. 11e-Cory Elliott (Bakersfield, CA). DNS: 2r-Ryan Marsch (Johnson City, MO).

Heat 7: 1. 21-Dan Clark II (Collinsville, OK), 2. 60-Nathan Benson (Emma, MO), 3. 7b-Austin Brown (Millstadt, IL), 4. 121-Dylan Black, 5. 711-Wyatt Rector (Richmond, TX), 6. 28x-Todd McWilliams (Conway, AR), 7. 7w-Trent Wilson (Camden, IN), 8. 3n-Nake Neuman (New Berlin, IL).

Heat 8: 1. 52-Blake Hahn (Sapulpa, OK), 2. 99-Chris McNitt (Ft. Worth, TX), 3. 5d-Annie DeRemer (Happy Valley, OR), 4. 45-Kenny Brewer (Albuquerque, NM), 5. 16-Danny Davidson (Amarillo, TX), 6.24L-Caleb Lovelady (Amarillo, TX), 7. 95-Jimmy Miller (Arthur, IL), 8. 51x-Alan Cunningham (Halfway, MO).

Heat 9: 1. 4F-Mitchell Faccinto (Hanford, CA), 2. 144-Tim Buckwalter (Royersford, PA), 3. 102-Zach Alley (Tulsa, OK), 4. 59-Tyler Courtney (Indianapolis, IN), 5. 2-Drew Hillenburg (Broken Arrow, OK0, 6. 1c-Chett Gehrke (Broken Arrow, OK), 7. 14k-Tim Koch (Sweet Springs, MO), 8. 6b-Andy Baugh (Mason City, IL).

Heat 10: 1. 15x-Tyson Hall (Longview, TX), 2. 29k-Kyle Amerson (Mathews, AL), 3. 12s-Drew Salisbury (Arlington, TX), 4. 17s-Harlan Hulsey (Owasso, OK), 5. 23L-Jason Lair (Del City, OK), 6. 161-Nate Fleming (Great Bend, KS), 7. 15-Ron Love (Lincoln, NE), 8. 10-George White (Ft. Worth, TX).

Heat 11: 1. 41-Dominic Scelzi (Fresno, CA), 2. 5x-Justin Peck (Monrovia, IN), 3. 99b-Brady Bacon (Broken Arrow, OK), 4. 22c-Curtis Jones (Tulsa, OK), 5. 50-Megan Wood (Monticello, IN), 6. 4x-Shawn Peterson (Irving, TX), 7. 199-Derek Warren (Oak Grove, KY). DNS: 71-Jeff Wiggs (Benton, IL).

Heat 12: 1. 1-Michael Faccinto (Hanford, CA), 2. 32-Garrett Abrams (Rushville, IN), 3. 29L-Nate Lauderbaugh (Kokomo, IN), 4. 25J-Delaney Jost (Edmond, OK), 5. 15u-Willie Urish (Lawrence, KS), 6. 56-Joe Faloon (Rochester, IL), 7. 2x-Jay Ball (Amarillo, TX), 8. 193-Raleigh Shepherd (Houston, TX).

Heat 13: 1. 44h-Michael Dicely (Lewisberry, PA), 2. 1j-Ryan Greth (New Bloomfield, PA), 3. 89-Robbie Johnson (Hastings, NE), 4. 10L-Brock Lemley (Bellingham, WA), 5. 24s-Scott Plew (Huttsonville, IL), 6. 1g-Joseph J. Smith (Moscow, PA), 7. 28-Brian Slusarski (Adrian, MO), 8. 21b-Christopher Bell (Norman, OK).

Heat 14: 1. 17w-Harli White (Lindsay, OK), 2. 8-Chris Andrews (Tulsa, OK), 3. 12-Frank Galusha (Lincoln, NE), 4. 51b-Joe B. Miller (Millersville, MO), 5. 42m-Spencer Montgomery (Windsor, IL), 6. 11-Wyatt Burks (Topeka, KS), 7. 7-Nick Bailey (Cabot, OR), 8. 50b-Dwayne Benson (Sweet Springs, MO).

Heat 15: 1. 18-Stanley Kreisel (Warsaw, MO), 2. 77-Jonathan Beason (Broken Arrow, OK), 3. 73-Alex Sewell (Broken Arrow, OK), 4. 68-Paul Day (Atwood, IL), 5. 25-Kenny Taylor (Tracey CA), 6. 10b-Jason Bloodgood (Bellingham, WA), 7. 8z-Frederick Fezard, 8. 21h-Terry Hinck (Boonville, MO).

Heat 16: 1. 81-Frank Flud (Pryor, OK), 2. 03-Shayle Bade (Lincoln, NE), 3. 17x-Travis Harris (Owasso, OK), 4. 13e-Steven Shebester (Pauls Valley, OK), 5. 20-Josh Pickle (Catoosa, OK), 6. 55b-Brandon Berryman (Missouri City, TX), 7. 99r-Chase Rohrbaugh (Owasso, OK).

Heat 17: 1. 79-Heath Dunkerken (Laton, CA), 2. 13h-Brad Hannum (Granite Bay, CA), 3. 151-Jake Galusha (Omaha, NE), 4. 099-Wes McIntyre (McCordsville, IN), 5. 22-Dalton Wiseley (Sand Springs, OK), 6. 97-Carson McCarl (Altoona, IA), 7. 9p-Parker Price-Miller (Kokomo, IN).

Heat 18: 1. 94-Andrew Peters (Greentown, IN), 2. 69x-Phillip Davis (Tulsa, OK), 3. 51-Matt Ward (Glenpool, OK), 4. 55T-Josh Toho (El Reno, OK), 5. 02-Austin Crane (Ashland, MO), 6. 27T-Tucker Klaasmeyer (Paola, KS). DNS: 7b-Dave Baugh (Bloomington, IL).

Qualifying Races (10 Laps - Top 16 in Combined Passing Points from Heats & Qualifiers to "A" Main; Balance to “B” Mains):

Qualifier 1: 1. 29-Austin Stone (Visalia, CA), 2. 55-Donnie Ray Crawford (Broken Arrow, OK), 3. 7b-Austin Brown (Millstadt, IL), 4. 13-Trent Carter (Terra Bella, CA), 5. 13h-Brad Hannum (Granite Bay, CA), 6. 91T-Cale Thomas (Fairland, IN), 7. 53-Tye Mihocko (Peoria, AZ), 8. 17w-Harli White (Lindsay, OK), 9. 23d-Trey Detweiler (Herscher, IL), 10. 99-Chris McNitt (Ft. Worth, TX), 11. 12-Frank Galusha (Lincoln, NE).

Qualifier 2: 1. 91-Kevin Bayer (Bixby, OK), 2. 135-Cody Ledger (Omaha, NE), 3. 10j-Justin Sanders (Salinas, CA), 4. 60-Nathan Benson (Emma, MO), 5. 81-Frank Flud (Pryor, OK), 6. 144-Tim Buckwalter (Royersford, PA), 7. 21-Dan Clark II (Collinsville, OK), 8. 102-Zach Alley (Tulsa, OK), 9. 69x-Phillip Davis (Tulsa, OK), 10. 17x-Travis Harris (Owasso, OK), 11. 68-Paul Day (Atwood, IL), 12. 10r-Darien Roberts (Broken Arrow, OK).

Qualifier 3: 1. 44h-Michael Dicely (Lewisberry, PA), 2. 11a-Andrew Felker (Carl Junction, MO), 3. 8T-Gary Taylor (Snohomish, WA), 4. 52-Blake Hahn (Sapulpa, OK), 5. 94L-Layne Himebaugh (Collinsville, OK), 6. 29k-Kyle Amerson (Mathews, AL), 7. 9d-Earl McDoulett, Jr. (Claremore, OK), 8. 8g-Tyler Gordon (Fletcher, OK), 9. 38-Joshua Hodges (Tijeras, NM), 10. 51-Matt Ward (Glenpool, OK), 11. 29L-Nate Lauderbaugh (Kokomo, IN), 12. 5x-Justin Peck (Monrovia, IN).

Qualifier 4: 1. 4F-Mitchell Faccinto (Hanford, CA), 2. 18-Stanley Kreisel (Warsaw, MO), 3. 1-Michael Faccinto (Hanford, CA), 4. 15x-Tyson Hall (Longview, TX), 5. 73-Alex Sewell (Broken Arrow, OK), 6. 121-Dylan Black, 7. 8-Chris Andrews (Tulsa, OK), 8. 77-Jonathan Beason (Broken Arrow, OK), 9. 10L-Brock Lemley (Bellingham, WA), 10. 151-Jake Galusha (Omaha, NE), 11. 32-Garrett Abrams (Rushville, IN), 12. 5d-Annie DeRemer (Happy Valley, OR).

Qualifier 5: 1. 79-Heath Dunkerken (Laton, CA), 2. 88-Koen Shaw (Fresno, CA), 3. 94-Andrew Peters (Greentown, IN), 4. 1j-Ryan Greth (New Bloomfield, PA), 5. 99b-Brady Bacon (Broken Arrow, OK), 6. 41-Dominic Scelzi (Fresno, CA), 7. 25j-Delaney Jost (Edmond, OK), 8. 099-Wes McIntyre (McCordsville, IN), 9. 12s-Drew Salisbury (Arlington, TX), 10. 03-Shayle Bade (Lincoln, NE), 11. 67-Steven Russell (Springfield, IL), 12. 51b-Joe B. Miller (Millersville, MO), 13. 88AL-Alex Harris (Atwood, IL).

Top 16 in Passing Points (Locked into Saturday Night's Feature): 1. 55-Donnie Ray Crawford (Broken Arrow, OK), 2. 79-Heath Dunkerken (Laton, CA), 3. 11a-Andrew Felker (Carl Junction, MO), 4. 10j-Justin Sanders (Salinas, CA), 5. 91-Kevin Bayer (Bixby, OK), 6. 44h-Michael Dicely (Lewisberry, PA), 7. 8T-Gary Taylor (Snohomish, WA), 8. 29-Austin Stone (Visalia, CA), 9. 1-Michael Faccinto (Hanford, CA), 10. 4F-Mitchell Faccinto (Hanford, CA), 11. 18-Stanley Kreisel (Warsaw, MO), 12. 135-Cody Ledger (Omaha, NE), 13. 7b-Austin Brown (Millstadt, IL), 14. 13-Trent Carter (Terra Bella, CA), 15. 88-Koen Shaw (Fresno, CA), 16. 94-Andrew Peters (Greentown, IN).

“B” Mains (12 Laps – Top 2 from each advance to Last Chance “A” Qualifier):

B Main 1: 1. 99b-Brady Bacon (Broken Arrow, OK), 2. 60-Nathan Benson (Emma, MO), 3. 8-Chris Andrews (Tulsa, OK), 4. 13e-Steven Shebester (Pauls Valley, OK), 5. 55b-Brandon Berryman (Missouri City, TX), 6. 22c-Curtis Jones (Tulsa, OK), 7. 11-Wyatt Burks (Topeka, KS), 8. 29L-Nate Lauderbaugh (Kokomo, IN), 9. 161-Nate Fleming (Great Bend, KS), 10. 3n-Jake Neuman (New Berlin, IL), 11. 13m-Chance McCrary (Farmersville, TX), 12. 10-George White (Ft. Worth, TX), 13. 12s-Drew Salisbury (Arlington, TX), 14. 96-Zachary Gigot (Garden City, KS).

B Main 2: 1. 1J-Ryan Greth (New Bloomfield, PA), 2. 94L-Layne Himebaugh (Collinsville, OK), 3. 099-Wes McIntyre (McCordsville, IN), 4. 68-Paul Day (Atwood, IL), 5. 38-Joshua Hodges (Tijeras, NM), 6. 4x-Shawn Peterson (Irving, TX), 7. 99F-Justin Fletcher (Bixby, OK), 8. 321-Chad Winfrey (Liberty, MO), 9. 441-Chris Martin (Ankeny, IA), 10. 193-Raleigh Shepherd (Houston, TX), 11. 29s-Scott Sawyer (Broken Arrow, OK), 12. 11e-Cory Elliott (Bakersfield, CA), 13. 25-Kenny Taylor (Tracey, CA). DNS: 610-Luke Lucas (Alvin, TX).

B Main 3: 1. 121-Dylan Black, 2. 52-Blake Hahn (Sapulpa, OK), 3. 20-Josh Pickle (Catoosa, OK), 4. 21b-Christopher Bell (Norman, OK), 5. 9-Paul Nienhiser (Chapin, IL), 6. 8g-Tyler Gordon (Fletcher, OK), 7. 67-Steven Russell (Springfield, IL), 8. 99-Chris McNitt (Ft. Worth, TX), 9. 27T-Tucker Klaasmeyer (Paola, KS), 10. 89-Robbie Johnson (Hastings, NE), 11. 99r-Chase Rohrbaugh (Owasso, OK), 12. 2h-Will Harvey (Edmond, OK), 13. 51x-Alan Cunningham (Halfway, MO). DNS: 118-Scott Evans (Keller, TX).

B Main 4: 1. 15x-Tyson Hall (Longview, TX), 2. 144-Tim Buckwalter (Royersford, PA), 3. 17w-Harli White (Lindsey, OK), 4. 17x-Travis Harris (Owasso, OK), 5. 12-Frank Galusha (Lincoln, NE), 6. 95h-Michael Hall (Apache, OK), 7. 74-Andy Farley (Denver, CO), 8. 87-Liam Ryan (Langley, BC), 9. 56-Joe Faloon (Rochester, IL), 10. 6x-Chris Meyer (Sherwood, AR), 11. 2x-Jay Ball (Amarillo, TX), 12. 25r-Chris Ritch (Paola, KS), 13. 117-Jason Liby (Clay Center, KS), 14. 10c-Christine Root (Fair Oaks, CA).

B Main 5: 1. 41-Dominic Scelzi (Fresno, CA), 2. 77-Jonathan Beason (Broken Arrow, OK), 3. 13h-Brad Hannum (Granite Bay, CA), 4. 5x-Justin Peck (Monrovia, IN), 5. 51-Matt Ward (Glenpool, OK), 6. H35-Zach Hampton (Clayton, IN), 7. 95-Jimmy Miller (Arthur, IL), 8. 2-Drew Hillenburg (Broken Arrow, OK), 9. 711-Wyatt Rector (Richmond, TX), 10. 21h-Terry Hinck (Boonville, MO), 11. 16-Danny Davidson (Amarillo, TX), 12. 4-John Balthis (Pleasant Hill, MO), 13. 45-Kenny Brewer (Albuquerque, NM), 14. 44-Josh Ponder (Hammond, IL).

B Main 6: 1. 23L-Jason Lair (Del City, OK), 2. 102-Zach Alley (Tulsa, OK), 3. 73-Alex Sewell (Broken Arrow, OK), 4. 53-Tye Mihocko (Peoria, AZ), 5. 59-Tyler Courtney (Indianapolis, IN), 6. 32-Garrett Abrams (Rushville, IN), 7. 42m-Spencer Montgomery (Windsor, IL), 8. 14k-Tim Koch (Sweet Springs, MO), 9. 2r-Ryan Marsch (Johnson City, MO), 10. 15u-Willie Urish (Lawrence, KS), 11. 28x-Todd McWilliams (Conway, AR), 12. 6b-Andy Baugh (Mason City, IL), 13. 5d-Annie DeRemer (Happy Valley, OR). DNS: 15-Ron Love (Lincoln, NE).

B Main 7: 1. 81-Frank Flud (Pryor, OK), 2. 25j-Delaney Jost (Edmond, OK), 3. 10L-Brock Lemley (Bellingham, WA), 4. 50-Megan Wood (Monticello, IN), 5. 03-Shayle Bade (Lincoln, NE), 6. 10r-Darien Roberts (Broken Arrow, OK), 7. 17s-Harlan Hulsey (Owasso, OK), 8. 5m-Matthew McDonald (Pittsboro, IN), 9. 50b-Dwayne Benson (Sweet Springs, MO), 10. 7-Nick Bailey (Cabot, AR), 11. 1g-Joseph J. Smith (Moscow, PA), 12. 199-Derek Warren (Oak Grove, KY). DNS: 31-Dylan Kadous (Topeka, KS), 71-Jeff Wiggs (Benton, IL).

B Main 8: 1. 91T-Cale Thomas (Fairland, IN), 2. 21-Dan Clark II (Collinsville, OK), 3. 97-Carson McCarl (Altoona, IA), 4. 1c-Chett Gehrke (Broken Arrow, OK), 5. 24s-Scott Plew (Huttsonville, IL), 6. 88AL-Alex Harris (Atwood, IL), 7. 8z-Frederic Fezard, 8. 28-Brian Slusarski (Adrian, MI), 9. 69x-Phillip Davis (Tulsa, OK), 10. 151-Jake Galusha (Omaha, NE), 11. 22-Dalton Wiseley (Sand Springs, OK). DNS: 62-Chad McWhirter (Hastings, NE), 92x-Jake Rosario (Guthrie, OK), 7b-Dave Baugh (Bloomington, IL).

B Main 9: 1. 73J-Jerrod Wilson (Tulsa, OK), 2. 9d-Earl McDoulett, Jr. (Claremore, OK), 3. 23d-Trey Detweiler (Herscher, IL), 4. 02-Austin Crane (Ashland, MO), 5. 8m-Kade Morton (Coweta, OK), 6. 51b-Joe B. Miller (Millersville, MO), 7. 55T-Josh Toho (El Reno, OK), 8. 7w-Trent Wilson (Camden, IN), 9. 24L-Caleb Lovelady (Amarillo, TX), 10. 29k-Kyle Amerson (Mathews, AL), 11. 10b-Jason Bloodgood (Bellingham, WA), 12. 131-David Zarski (Olive Branch, MS). DNS: 9p-Parker Price-Miller (Kokomo, IN).

Last Chance “A” Main Qualifier (Top 8 to start positions 17-24 of “A” Main): 1. 81-Frank Flud (Pryor, OK), 2. 1J-Ryan Greth (New Bloomfield, PA), 3. 15x-Tyson Hall (Longview, TX), 4. 99b-Brady Bacon (Broken Arrow, OK), 5. 121-Dylan Black, 6. 41-Dominic Scelzi (Fresno, CA), 7. 91T-Cale Thomas (Fairland, IN), 8. 52-Blake Hahn (Sapulpa, OK), 9. 73j-Jerrod Wilson (Tulsa, OK), 10. 23L-Jason Lair (Del City, OK), 11. 144-Tim Buckwalter (Royersford, PA), 12. 60-Nathan Benson (Emma, MO), 13. 94L-Layne Himebaugh (Collinsville, OK), 14. 25j-Delaney Jost (Edmond, OK), 15. 9d-Earl McDoulett, Jr. (Claremore, OK), 16. 21-Dan Clark II (Collinsville, OK), 17. 77-Jonathan Beason (Broken Arrow, OK), 18. 102-Zach Alley (Tulsa, OK).

“A” Main (30 Laps): 1. 79-Heath Dunkerken (Laton, CA), 2. 1-Michael Faccinto (Fremont, CA), 3. 55-Donnie Ray Crawford (Broken Arrow, OK), 4. 11a-Andrew Felker (Carl Junction, MO), 5. 91-Kevin Bayer (Bixby, OK), 6. 44h-Michael Dicely (Lewisberry, PA), 7. 8T-Gary Taylor (Snohomish, WA), 8. 81-Frank Flud (Pryor, OK), 9. 29-Austin Stone (Visalia, CA), 10. 18-Stanley Kreisel (Warsaw, MO), 11. 121-Dylan Black, 12. 99b-Brady Bacon (Broken Arrow, OK), 13. 1j-Ryan Greth (New Bloomfield, PA), 14. 4F-Mitchell Faccinto (Fremont, CA), 15. 7b-Austin Brown (Millstadt, IL), 16. 88-Koen Shaw (Fresno, CA), 17. 13-Trent Carter (Terra Bella, CA), 18. 15x-Tyson Hall (Longview, TX), 19. 41-Dominic Scelzi (Fresno, CA), 20. 135-Cody Ledger (Omaha, NE), 21. 52-lake Hahn (Sapulpa, OK), 22. 10j-Justin Sanders (Salinas, CA), 23. 94-Andrew Peters (Greentown, IN), 24. 91T-Cale Thomas (Fairland, IN).

Heat Races (8 Laps - Top 60 In Passing Points to Qualifying Races; Balance to "B" Mains):

Heat 1: 1. 144-Tim Buckwalter (Royersford, PA), 2. 51m-Caleb Martin (Houston, TX), 3. 53-Tye Mihocko (Peoria, AZ), 4. 9d-Earl McDoulett, Jr. (Claremore, OK), 5. 24j-Sean Jones (Mansfield, TX), 6. 62-Chad McWhirter (Hastings, NE), 7. 23L-Jason Lair (Del City, OK). DNS: 135-Cody Ledger (Del City, OK).

Heat 2: 1. 15x-Tyson Hall (Longview, TX), 2. 49-Joel Smith (Tulsa, OK), 3. 155-Kyle Anderson (Tomball, TX), 4. 3-Jimmy Wood (Monticello, IN), 5. 11-Justin Melton (Flower Mound, TX), 6. 23d-Trey Detweiler (Herscher, IL), 7. 55T-Josh Toho (El Reno, OK), 8. 25-Kenny Taylor (Tracey, CA).

Heat 3: 1. 77-Jonathan Beason (Broken Arrow, OK), 2. 94-Andrew Peters (Greentown, IN), , 3. 193-Raleigh Shepherd (Houston, TX), 4. 17k-Jacob Knipmeyer (Sweet Springs, MO), 5. 51-Matt Ward (Glenpool, OK), 6. 89-Robbie Johnson (Hastings, NE), 7. 91-Alex Frisell (Holdrege, NE), 8. 97-Carson McCarl (Altoona, IA).

Heat 4: 1. 7-Chris Cochran (McLoud, OK), 2. 18-Stanley Kreisel (Warsaw, MO), 3. 15d-Andrew Deal (Caney, KS), 4. 55-Donnie Ray Crawford (Broken Arrow, OK), 5. 117-Jason Liby (Clay Center, KS), 6. 381-Madison McGill (Bartlesville, OK), 7. 4x-Shawn Peterson (Irving, TX), 8. 77L-Katlyn Leer (Morton, IA).

Heat 5: 1. 1j-Ryan Greth (New Bloomfield, PA), 2. 42m-Spencer Montgomery (Windsor, IL), 3. 50b-Dwayne Benson (Sweet Springs, MO), 4. 22T-Taylor Courtney, 5. 31-Dustin Davidson (Elm Mott, TX), 6. 99b-Brady Bacon (Broken Arrow, OK), 7. 99r-Nicholas Rasa (Sedalia, MO), 8. 69x-Philip Davis (Tulsa, OK).

Heat 6: 1. 79-Chris Andrews (Tulsa, OK), 2. 11h-Harlan Hulsey (Owasso, OK), 3. 22c-Curtis Jones (Tulsa, OK), 4. 94L-Layne Himebaugh (Collinsville, OK), 5. 4uu-Devon Huff (Nixa, MO), 6. 03-Shayle Bade (Lincoln, NE), 7. 8z-Frederic Fezard, 8. 1-Taylor Smitherman (Kennedale, TX).

Heat 7: 1. 2jr-Joe B. Miller (Millersville, MO), 2. 1c-Chett Gehrke (Broken Arrow, OK), 3. 20-Josh Pickle (Catoosa, OK), 4. 29L-Nate Lauderbaugh (Kokomo, IN), 5. 7w-Trent Wilson (Camden, IN), 6. 73-Alex Sewell (Broken Arrow, OK), 7. 10-Bryan Debrick (Irving, TX), 8. 115-Jeremy Middleton (N. Little Rock, AR).

Heat 8: 1. 19-Dalton Terrel (Blanchard, OK), 2. 67-Steven Russell (Springfield, IL), 3. 57-Cole Bodine (Rossville, IN), 4. 711-Wyatt Rector (Richmond, TX), 5. 15c-Logan Jarrett (Kokomo, IN), 6. 22p-John Potter (Freeburg, IL), 7. 72-Cole Custer (Kannapolis, NC), 8. 44h-Michael Dicely (Lewisberry, PA).

Heat 9: 1. 21b-Christopher Bell (Norman, OK), 2. 13e-Steven Shebester (Pauls Valley, OK), 3. 17e-Blake Edwards (Claremore, OK), 4. 41k-Cole Ketcham (Muncie, CA), 5. 50-Megan Wood (Monticello, IN), 6. 60x-Chance Terrel (Oklahoma City, OK), 7. 28x-Todd McWilliams (Conway, AR), 8. 55b-Brandon Berryman (Missouri City, TX).

Heat 10: 1. 7b-Austin Brown (Millstadt, IL), 2. 32-Garrett Abrams (Rushville, IN), 3. 33z-Zeke Lewis (Farmland, IN), 4. 4-Tim Koch (Pleasant Hill, MO), 5. 05-Drew Shiveley (Columbia, MO), 6. 1g-Joseph J. Smith (Moscow, PA), 7. 38-Joshua Hodges (Tijeras, NM). DNS: 55z-Zach Boden (Hastings, NE).

Heat 11: 1. 29-Austin Stone (Visalia, CA), 2. 8-Jon Randall (Waco, TX), 3. 92-Jordan Herrman (Jay, OK), 4. 45-Kenny Brewer (Albuquerque, NM), 5. 26m-Chris Hunter (Salem, KY), 6. 17g-Mike Gass (Worth, IL), 7. 5x-Justin Peck (Monrovia, IN), 8. 3n-Jake Neuman (New Berlin, IL).

Heat 12: 1. 11a-Andrew Felker (Carl Junction, MO), 2. 13-Trent Carter (Terra Bella, CA), 3. 98x-Robert McBride (Cyril, OK), 4. 74-Andy Farley (Denver, CO), 5. 35-Matt Sherrell (Owasso, OK), 6. 99F-Justin Fletcher (Bixby, OK), 7. 24-Mike Wilkerson (Byhalia, MS). DNS: 2d-Hannah Adair (Tulsa, OK).

Heat 13: 1. 17h-Derek Holmwood (Bellingham, WA), 2. 15u-Willie Urish (Lawrence, KS), 3. 22x-John Roan (Lillian, TX), 4. 88s-Andy Baugh (Mason City, IL), 5. 321-Chad Winfrey (Liberty, MO), 6. 3x-Scott Peterson (Irving, TX), 7. 41-Dominic Scelzi (Fresno, CA). DNS: 25x-Bobby Henning (Edmond, OK).

Heat 14: 1. 10L-Brock Lemley (Bellingham, WA), 2. 124-Nathan McMillin (Brazil, IN), 3. 10b-Jason Bloodgood (Bellingham, WA), 4. 29k-Kyle Amerson (Mathews, AL), 5. 17-Tony Ogden (Sapulpa, OK), 6. 2x-Nathan Benson (Emma, MO), 7. 8m-Kade Morton (Coweta, OK), 8. 00-Jimmy Wells (Benton, IL).

Heat 15: 1. 88-Koen Shaw (Fresno, CA), 2. 12-Frank Galusha (Lincoln, NE), 3. 71-Jeff Wiggs (Benton, IL), 4. 5m-Matthew McDonald (Pittsboro, IN), 5. 85-Keith Martin (Alvarado, TX), 6. 87-Liam Ryan (Langley, BC), 7. 6x-Chris Meyer (Sherwood, AR). DNS: 68s-Stoney Gilbert (Red Oak, TX).

Heat 16: 1. 01j-Jeb Sessums (Burleson, TX), 2. 28-Karley Kay Dobson (Hulbert, OK), 3. 15T-Tristan Guardino, 4. 131-Dylan Kadous (Topeka, KS), 5. F15-Coy Jorden (Teague, TX), 6. 5h-Cameron Hagin (Broken Arrow, OK), 7. 24r-Chris Ritch (Paola, KS), 8. 128-Trevor Reed (Waco, TX).

Heat 17: 1. 52-Blake Hahn (Sapulpa, OK), 2. 29s-Scott Sawyer (Broken Arrow, OK), 3. 59-Tyler Courtney (Indianapolis, IN), 4. 099-Wes McIntyre, 5. 78d-Dustin Dixon (Bartlesville, OK), 6. X7b-Dave Baugh (Bloomington, IL), 7. H35-Zach Hampton (Clayton, IN).

Heat 18: 1. 9p-Parker Price-Miller (Kokomo, IN), 2. 17w-Harli White (Lindsay, OK), 3. 1T-Kevin Battarbee (Houston, TX), 4. 28g-Gordon Goyer (Owasso, OK), 5. 73J-Jerrod Wilson (Tulsa , OK), 6. 10r-Darien Roberts (Broken Arrow, OK), 7. 7x-Jordan McPherson (Rhome, TX).

Qualifying Races (10 Laps - Top 16 in Combined Passing Points from Heats & Qualifiers to "A" Main; Balance to “B” Mains):

Qualifier 1: 1. 79-Chris Andrews (Tulsa, OK), 2. 17e-Blake Edwards (Claremore, OK), 3. 77-Jonathan Beason (Broken Arrow, OK), 4. 10L-Brock Lemley (Bellingham, WA), 5. 13e-Steven Shebester (Pauls Valley, OK), 6. 32-Garrett Abrams (Rushville, IN), 7. 92-Jordan Herrman (Jay, OK), 8. 17w-Harli White (Lindsay, OK), 9. 131-Dylan Kadous (Topeka, KS), 10. 193-Raleigh Shepherd (Houston, TX), 11. 17k-Jacob Knipmeyer (Sweet Springs, MO), 12. 01j-Jeb Sessums (Burleson, TX).

Qualifier 2: 1. 21b-Christopher Bell (Norman, OK), 2. 11h-Harlan Hulsey (Owasso, OK), 3. 7b-Austin Brown (Millstadt, IL), 4. 17h-Derek Holmwood (Bellingham, WA), 5. 9p-Parker Price-Miller (Kokomo, IN), 6. 155-Kyle Anderson (Tomball, TX), 7. 13-Trent Carter (Terra Bella, CA), 8. 099-Wes McIntyre (McCordsville, IN), 9. 45-Kenny Brewer (Albuquerque, NM), 10. 18-Stanley Kreisel (Warsaw, MO), 11. 22x-John Roan (Lillian, TX), 12. (DNS) 71-Jeff Wiggs (Benton, IL).

Qualifier 3: 1. 52-Blake Hahn (Sapulpa, OK), 2. 29-Austin Stone (Visalia, CA), 3. 144-Tim Buckwalter (Royersford, PA), 4. 59-Tyler Courtney (Indianapolis, IN), 5. 55-Donnie Ray Crawford (Broken Arrow, OK), 6. 51-Matt Ward (Glenpool, OK), 7. 29s-Scott Sawyer (Broken Arrow, OK), 8. 1j-Ryan Greth (New Bloomfield, PA), 9. 10b-Jason Bloodgood (Bellingham, WA), 10. 42m-Spencer Montgomery (Windsor, IL), 11. 53-Tye Mihocko (Peoria, AZ), 12. 94-Andrew Peters (Greentown, IN).

Qualifier 4: 1. 51m-Caleb Martin (Houston, TX), 2. 2jr-Joe B. Miller (Millersville, MO), 3. 41k-Cole Ketcham (Muncie, CA), 4. 3-Jimmy Wood (Monticello, IN), 5. 11a-Andrew Felker (Carl Junction, MO), 6. 67-Steven Russell (Springfield, IL), 7. 124-Nathan McMillin (Brazil, IN), 8. 15x-Tyson Hall (Longview, TX), 9. 8-Jon Randall (Waco, TX), 10. 1T-Kevin Battarbee (Houston, TX), 11. 15d-Andrew Deal (Caney, KS), 12. 26m-Chris Hunter (Salem, KY).

Qualifier 5: 1. 7-Chris Cochran (McLoud, OK), 2. 28-Karley Kay Dobson (Hulbert, OK), 3. 19-Dalton Terrel (Blanchard, OK), 4. 49-Joel Smith (Tulsa, OK), 5. 88-Koen Shaw (Fresno, CA, 6. 12-Frank Galusha (Lincoln, NE), 7. 1c-Chett Gehrke (Broken Arrow, OK), 8. 22T-Taylor Courtney, 9. F15-Coy Jorden (Teague, TX), 10. 50b-Dwayne Benson (Sweet Springs, MO), 11. 9d-Earl McDoulett, Jr. (Claremore, OK), 12. 15u-Willie Urish (Lawrence, KS).

Top 16 in Passing Points (Locked into Saturday Night's Feature): 1. 11h-Harlan Hulsey (Owasso, OK), 2. 7-Chris Cochran (McLoud, OK), 3. 79-Chris Andrews (Tulsa, OK), 4. 10L-Brock Lemley (Bellingham, WA), 5. 2jr-Joe B. Miller (Millersville, MO), 6. 21b-Christopher Bell (Norman, OK), 7. 52-Blake Hahn (Sapulpa, OK), 8. 29-Austin Stone (Visalia, CA), 9. 51m-Caleb Martin (Houston, TX), 10. 77-Jonathan Beason (Broken Arrow, OK), 11. 28-Karley Kay Dobson (Hulbert, OK), 12. 59-Tyler Courtney (Indianapolis, IN), 13. 41k-Cole Ketchum (Muncie, CA), 14. 17e-Blake Edwards (Claremore, OK), 15. 144-Tim Buckwalter (Royersford, PA), 16. 19-Dalton Terrel (Blanchard, OK).

“B” Mains (12 Laps – Top 2 from each advance to Last Chance “A” Qualifier):

B Main 1: 1. 55-Donnie Ray Crawford (Broken Arrow, OK), 2. 29L-Nate Lauderbaugh (Kokomo, IN), 3. 7b-Austin Brown (Millstadt, IL), 4. 124-Nathan McMillin (Brazil, IN), 5. 99b-Brady Bacon (Broken Arrow, OK), 6. 57-Cole Bodine (Rossville, IN), 7. 55T-Josh Toho (El Reno, OK), 8. 17k-Jacob Knipmeyer (Sweet Springs, MO), 9. 381-Madison McGill (Bartlesville, OK), 10. 69x-Phillip Davis (Tulsa, OK). DNS: 131-Dylan Kadous (Topeka, KS), 5h-Cameron Hagin (Broken Arrow, OK), 660x-Chance Terrel (Oklahoma City, OK), 24-Mike Wilkerson (Byhalia, MS)

B Main 2: 1. 41-Dominic Scelzi (Fresno, CA), 2. 17h-Derek Holmwood (Bellingham, WA), 3. 12-Frank Galusha (Lincoln, NE), 4. 4-Tim Koch (Pleasant Hill, MO), 5. 711-Wyatt Rector (Richmond ,TX), 6. 91-Alex Frisell (Holdrege, NE), 7. X7b-Dave Baugh (Bloomington, IL), 8. 9d-Earl McDoulett, Jr. (Claremore, OK), 9. 1-Taylor Smitherman (Kennedale, TX), 10. 33z-Zeke Lewis (Farmland, IN), 11. 1c-Chett Gehrke (Broken Arrow, OK). DNS: 2x-Nathan Benson (Emma, MO), 8-Jon Randall (Waco, TX), 73-Alex Sewell.

B Main 3: 1. 11a-Andrew Felker (Carl Junction, MO), 2. 67-Steven Russell (Springfield, IL), 3. 193-Raleigh Shepherd (Houston, TX), 4. 15x-Tyson Hall (Longview, TX), 5. 99F-Justin Fletcher (Bixby, OK), 6. 7x-Jordan McPherson (Rhome, TX), 7. 28x-Todd McWilliams (Conway, AR), 8. 28g-Gordon Goyer (Owasso, OK), 9. 22p-John Potter (Freeburg, IL), 10. 128-Trevor Reed (Waco, TX), 11. 29k-Kyle Amerson (Mathews, AL), 12. 22x-John Roan (Lillian, TX). DNS: 15T-Tristan Guardino, 62-Chad McWhirter (Hastings, NE).

B Main 4: 1. 32-Garrett Abrams (Rushville, IN), 2. 88-Koen Shaw (Fresno, CA), 3. 50b-Dwayne Benson (Sweet Springs, MO), 4. 22c-Curtis Jones (Tulsa, OK), 5. 72-Cole Custer (Kannapolis, NC), 6. 117-Jason Liby (Clay Center, KS), 7. 17w-Harli White (Lindsay, OK), 8. 3n-Jake Neuman (New Berlin, IL), 9. 4x-Shawn Peterson (Irving, TX), 10. 3x-Scott Peterson (Irving, TX), 11. 01j-Jeb Sessums (Burleson, TX), 12. 5m-Matthew McDonald (Pittsboro, IN), 13. 23d-Trey Detweiler (Herscher, IL). DNS: h35-Zach Hampton (Clayton, IN).

B Main 5: 1. 3-Jimmy Wood (Monticello, IN), 2. 7w-Trent Wilson (Camden, IN), 3. 1j-Ryan Greth (New Bloomfield, PA), 4. 5x-Justin Peck (Monrovia, IN), 5. 98x-Robert McBride (Cyril, OK), 6. 115-Jeremy Middleton (N. Little Rock, AR), 7. 10b-Jason Bloodgood (Bellingham, WA), 8. 8m-Kade Morton (Coweta, OK). DNS: 1T-Kevin Battarbee (Houston, TX), 71-Jeff Wiggs (Benton, IL), 15c-Logan Jarrett (Kokomo, IN), 31-Dustin Davidson (Elm Mott, TX0, 03-Shayle Bade (Lincoln, NE), 68s-Stoney Gilbert (Red Oak, TX).

B Main 6: 1. 13e-Steven Shebester (Pauls Valley, OK), 2. 50-Megan Wood (Monticello, IN), 3. 24j-Sean Jones (Mansfield, TX), 4. 321-Chad Winfrey (Liberty, MO), 5. 23L-Jason Lair (Del City, OK), 6. 00-Jimmy Wells (Benton, IL), 7. 099-Wes McIntyre (McCordsville, IN), 8. 1g-Joseph J. Smith (Moscow, PA), 9. 6x-Chris Meyer (N. Little Rock, AR), 10. 155-Kyle Anderson (Tomball, TX), 11. 17-Tony Ogden (Sapulpa, OK). DNS: 94-Andrew Peters (Greentown, IN), 18-Stanley Kreisel (Warsaw, MO), 2d-Hannah Adair (Tulsa, OK).

B Main 7: 1. 49-Joel Smith (Tulsa, OK), 2. 42m-Spencer Montgomery (Windsor, IL), 3. 17g-Mike Gass (Worth, IL), 4. 99r-Nicholas Rasa (Sedalia, MO), 5. 22T-Taylor Courtney, 6. 25r-Chris Ritch (Paola, KS), 7. 97-Carson McCarl (Altoona, IA), 8. 85-Keith Martin (Alvarado, TX), 9. 78d-Dustin Dixon (Bartlesville, OK), 10. 15u-Chris Urish (Lawrence, KS), 11. 92-Jordan Herrman (Jay, OK), 12. 4u-Devon Huff (Nixa, MO). DNS: 94L-Layne Himebaugh (Collinsville, OK), Zach Boden (Hastings, NE).

B Main 8: 1. 45-Kenny Brewer (Albuquerque, NM), 2. 26m-Chris Hunter (Salem, KY), 3. 05-Drew Shiveley (Columbia, MO), 4. 74-Andy Farley (Denver, CO), 5. 35-Matt Sherrell (Owasso, OK), 6. 11-Justin Melton (Flower Mound, TX), 7. 9p-Parker Price-Miller (Kokomo, IN), 8. 53-Tye Mihocko (Peoria, AZ), 9. 25-Kenny Taylor (Tracey, CA), 10. 10r-Darien Roberts (Broken Arrow, OK), 11. 8z-Frederic Fezard, 12. 135-Cody Ledger (Omaha, NE), 13. 13-Trent Carter (Terra Bella, CA). DNS: 55b-Brandon Berryman (Missouri City, TX).

B Main 9: 1. 15d-Andrew Deal (Caney, KS), 2. 51-Matt Ward (Glenpool, OK), 3. F15-Coy Jorden (Teague, TX), 4. 87-Liam Ryan (Langley, BC), 5. 88s-Andy Baugh (Mason City, IL), 6. 38-Joshua Hodges (Tijeras, NM), 7. 10-Bryan Debrick (Irving, TX), 8. 77L-Katlyn Leer (Morton, IA), 9. 89-Robbie Johnson (Hastings, NE), 10. 20-Josh Pickle (Catoosa, OK), 11. 73j-Jerrod Wilson (Tulsa, OK). DNS: 29s-Scott Sawyer (Broken Arrow, OK), 44h-Michael Dicely (Lewisberry, PA), 25x-Bobby Henning (Edmond, OK).

Last Chance “A” Main Qualifier (Top 8 to start positions 17-24 of “A” Main): 1. 11a-Andrew Felker (Carl Junction, MO), 2. 13e-Steven Shebester (Pauls Valley, OK), 3. 49-Joel Smith (Tulsa, OK), 4. 3-Jimmy Wood (Monticello, IN), 5. 55-Donnie Ray Crawford (Broken Arrow, OK), 6. 15d-Andrew Deal (Caney, KS), 7. 32-Garrett Abrams (Rushville, IN), 8. 41-Dominic Scelzi (Fresno, CA), 9. 88-Koen Shaw (Fresno, CA), 10. 51-Matt Ward (Glenpool, OK), 11. 67-Steven Russell (Springfield, IL), 12. 45-Kenny Brewer (Albuquerque, NM), 13. 29L-Nate Lauderbaugh (Kokomo, IN), 14. 17h-Derek Holmwood (Bellingham, WA), 15. 42m-Spencer Montgomery (Windsor, IL), 16. 50-Megan Wood (Monticello, IN), 17. 7w-Trent Wilson (Camden, IN), 18. 26m-Chris Hunter (Salem, KY).

“A” Main (25 Laps): 1. 10L-Brock Lemley (Bellingham, WA), 2. 77-Jonathan Beason (Broken Arrow, OK), 3. 2jr-Joe B. Miller (Millersville, MO), 4. 41k-Cole Ketcham (Muncie, CA), 5. 11a-Andrew Felker (Carl Junction, MO), 6. 13e-Steven Shebester (Pauls Valley, OK), 7. 15d-Andrew Deal (Caney, KS), 8. 144-Tim Buckwalter (Royersford, PA), 9. 32-Garrett Abrams (Rushville, IN), 10. 21b-Christopher Bell (Norman, OK), 11. 55-Donnie Ray Crawford (Broken Arrow, OK), 12. 59-Tyler Courtney (Indianapolis, IN), 13. 28-Karley Kay Dobson (Hulbert, OK), 14. 3-Jimmy Wood (Monticello, IN), 15. 49-Joel Smith (Tulsa, OK), 16. 19-Dalton Terrel (Blanchard, OK), 17. 29-Austin Stone (Visalia, CA), 18. 11h-Harlan Hulsey (Owasso, OK), 19. 7-Chris Cochran (McLoud, OK), 20. 52-Blake Hahn (Sapulpa, OK), 21. 41-Dominic Scelzi (Fresno, CA), 22. 17e-Blake Edwards (Claremore, OK), 23. 79-Chris Andrews (Tulsa, OK), 24. 51m-Caleb Martin (Houston, TX).

Lap Leaders: Chris Andrews 1, Harlan Hulsey 2-12, Joe B. Miller 13-20, Brock Lemley 21-25.

Heat Races (8 Laps - Top 60 In Passing Points to Qualifying Races; Balance to "B" Mains):

Heat 1: 1. 61-Kaley Engstrom (Rhome, TX), 2. 121-Austin Kromberg (Lincoln, NE), 3. 411-Garrett Abrams (Rushville, IN), 4. 7m-Ryan Cody (Broken Arrow, OK), 5. 316-Caleb Weaver (Catoosa, OK), 6. 17J-Quinn Jones (Sweet Springs, MO), 7. 118-Scott Evans (Keller, TX), 8. 25m-Dustin March (Sweet Springs, MO).

Heat 2: 1. 711-Colby Estes (Mansfield, TX), 2. 74-D.J. Estes (Mansfield, TX), 3. 6d-Morgan Dowdy (Amarillo, TX), 4. 99-Chris McNitt (Ft. Worth, TX), 5. 18XL-William Scribner (Drumright, OK), 6. 05-Drew Shiveley (Columbia, MO), 7. 4F-Marty Fell (Siloam Springs, AR), 8. 71k-Kyle Fellers (Miami, OK).

Heat 3: 1. 15T-Tristan Guardino (Fremont, CA), 2. 5x-Justin Peck (Monrovia, IN), 3. 7s-Jason Scheulen (Broken Arrow, OK), 4. 018-Caden Ellis (Wagoner, OK), 5. 15-Ben Stephens (Lincoln, NE), 6. 93-Trey Lambert (Collinsville, OK), 7. 44a-Ayrton Gennetten (Versailles, MO), 8. 18-Eddie Moss (Deland, FL).

Heat 4: 1. 10-George White (Ft. Worth, TX), 2. 441-Chris Martin (Ankeny, IA), 3. 21h-Ty Hulsey (Owasso, OK), 4. 73-Alex Sewell (Broken Arrow, OK), 5. 44F-Chad Fagin (Tulsa, OK), 6. 24L-Caleb Lovelady (Amarillo, TX), 7. 321-Chad Winfrey (Liberty, MO), 8. 81b-Blake Bennington (Columbia, MO).

Heat 5: 1. 28-Karley Kay Dobson (Hulbert, OK), 2. 87-Liam Ryan (Langley, BC), 3. 98x-Derrick McBride (Oklahoma City, OK), 4. 2-Mickey Walker (Sapulpa, OK), 5. 13b-Brittany Yarwood (Broken Arrow, OK), 6. 21-Michelle Melton (Flower Mound, TX), 7. 65g-Jimmy Garrison (Sand Springs, OK), 8. 3x-Scott Peterson (Irving, TX).

Heat 6: 1. 88-Koen Shaw (Fresno, CA), 2. 89j-Jarrett Crouch (Jay, OK), 3. 31-Darren Davidson (Elm Mott, TX), 4. 191-Brent Venable (Ft. Cobb, OK), 5. 22m-Mandee Sundquist (Loomis, NE), 6. 05c-Eric Cantrell (Edmond, OK), 7. 72k-Rick Kirkes (Edmond, OK), 8. 24T-Trenton Borchers (Mannford, OK).

Heat 7: 1. 161-Nate Fleming (Great Bend, KS), 2. 62-Nathan Benson (Emma, MO), 3. 241-Clay Rogers (Paola, KS), 4. 84-Dave Nicholson (Kellyville, OK), 5. 19-Dalton Terrel (Blanchard, OK), 6. 5b-Clinton Boyles (Greenwood, MO), 7. 26e-Dalton Steed (Kennedale, TX), 8. 71d-Danny Clum (Tulsa, OK).

Heat 8: 1. 92x-Jake Rosario (Guthrie, OK), 2. 8-Josh Marcham (Newcastle, OK), 3. 28b-Cole Berkenbile (Ft. Gibson, OK), 4. 3-Jimmy Wood (Monticello, IN), 5. 11e-Cory Elliott (Bakersfield, CA), 6. 14r-Morgan Roan (Crowley, TX), 7. 131-David Zarski (Olive Branch, MS), 8. 4x-Shawn Peterson (Irving, TX).

Heat 9: 1. 15F-Jeff Frey (Broken Arrow, OK), 2. 00x-Brayden Planko, 3. 92-Jordan Herrman (Jay, OK), 4. 17s-Harlan Hulsey (Owasso, OK), 5. 75-Ryan Truitt (Dewey, OK), 6. 6-Michael Davidson (Amarillo, TX), 7. 52-Clayton Hogie, 8. 35-Chase Meade (Dewey, OK).

Heat 10: 1. 29-Austin Stone (Visalia, CA), 2. 01j-Jeb Sessums (Burleson, TX), 3. 131-Dylan Kadous, 4. 60-Brandon Reagle (Tulsa, OK), 5. 21x-Tom Calico (Tulsa, OK), 6. 08-David McIntosh (Broken Arrow, OK), 7. 33-Craig Carroll (Claremore, OK), 8. 22a-Austin Drueke (Eagle, NE).

Heat 11: 1. 32-Trey Marcham (Oklahoma City, OK), 2. 79-Chris Andrews (Tulsa, OK), 3. 27a-Alex Coronado (Modesto, CA), 4. 151-Seth Hancock (Springville, CA), 5. 03-Shayle Bade (Lincoln, NE), 6. 30-John Crowder (Summerfield, FL), 7. 28g-Cordon Goyer (Owasso, OK), 8. 126-Dustin McGee (Clay Center, KS).

Heat 12: 1. 11F-Mitchell Faccinto (Hanford, CA), 2. 29s-Scott Sawyer (Broken Arrow, OK), 3. 25-Lance Wilson (Creighton, MO), 4. 5c-Kris Carroll (Claremore, OK), 5. 44-Adrian Cobbs (Broken Arrow, OK), 6. 17-Patrick Knight (Wichita Falls, TX), 7. 610-Luke Lucas (Alvin, TX), 8. 13m-Chance McCrary (Farmersville, TX).

Heat 13: 1. 181-Frank Flud (Pryor, OK), 2. 94L-Layne Himebaugh (Collinsville, OK), 3. 26-Nate Lauderbaugh (Kokomo, IN), 4. 102-Chris Berreth (Tulsa, OK), 5. 15d-Andrew Deal (Caney, KS), 6. 16-Danny Davidson (Amarillo, TX), 7. 48-Joe Klonoski (Amarillo, TX). DNS: 2h-Will Harvey (Edmond, OK).

Heat 14: 1. 15x-Tyson Hall (Longview, TX), 2. 42-Josh Toho (El Reno, OK), 3. 83-Shane Weeks (Wagoner, OK), 4. 9d-Earl McDoulett, Jr. (Claremore, OK), 5. 17h-Hayden Hillenburg (Broken Arrow, OK), 6. 71-Darien Roberts (Broken Arrow, OK), 7. 98-Sean Watts (Atwater, CA).

Heat 15: 1. 413-Charles Corte (Broken Arrow, OK), 2. 28w-Chris Wilson (Raymore, MO), 3. 20s-Steven Curbow (Tulsa, OK), 4. 9s-Kevin Swaim (Alexander, AR), 5. 82c-Christian Kinnison (Mansfield, TX), 6. 5k-Nathan Killion (Hustonia, MO), 7. 11x-Donny Rowan (Tulsa, OK).

Heat 16: 1. 281-Zach Alley (Tulsa, OK), 2. H35-Zach Hampton (Clayton, IN), 3. 15b-Quinton Benson (Raymore, MO), 4. 08-Tucker Klaasmeyer (Paola, KS), 5. 5h-Cameron Hagin (Broken Arrow, OK), 6. 01-Allyn Shiveley (Lincoln, NE), 7. 5d-Annie DeRemer (Happy Valley, OR).

Heat 17: 1. 7-Chris Cochran (McLoud, OK), 2. 55-Donnie Ray Crawford (Broken Arrow, OK), 3. 17e-Blake Edwards (Claremore, OK), 4. 51x-Alan Cunningham (Halfway, MO), 5. 007-Shane Sundquist (Loomis, NE), 6. 747-Reagan Reed (Waco, TX), 7. 22x-John Roan (Lillian, TX).

Heat 18: 1. 9p-Parker Price-Miller (Kokomo, IN), 2 99b-Brady Bacon (Broken Arrow, OK), 3. 4e-David Proffitt (Tulsa, OK), 4. 96-Randy Crowder (Muskogee, OK0, 5. 34-Joey Baker (Broken Arrow, OK), 6. 8x-Bill Whitehurst (Broken Arrow, OK), 7. 1a-Leon Alvardo (Riesel, TX).

Heat 19: 1. 27k-Kyle Keeler (El Reno, OK), 2. 99r-Chase Rohrbaugh (Owasso, OK), 3. 25s-Bobby Springer (Mustang, OK), 4. 27-Andy Shouse (Oklahoma City, OK), 5. 20r-Kyle Harris (Bristow, OK), 6. 56-Nick Lucito (Tulsa, OK), 7. 18x-Austin Shores (Atoka, OK).

Heat 20: 1. 1c-Chett Gehrke, 2. 51-Matt Ward, 3. 22c-Cole Campbell (Mexico, MO), 4. 46-Kelly Mahaffey (Tulsa, OK), 5. 170-Michael Berry (Owasso, OK), 6. 22-Payton Williams (N. Richland Hills, TX). DNS: 21T-Terry Hinck (Boonville, MO).

Qualifying Races (10 Laps - Top 16 in Combined Passing Points from Heats & Qualifiers to "A" Main; Balance to “B” Mains):

Qualifier 1: 1. 11F-Mitchell Faccinto (Hanford, CA), 2. 15T-Tristan Guardino (Fremont, CA), 3. 99b-Brady Bacon (Broken Arrow, OK), 4. 28-Karley Kay Dobson (Hulbert, OK), 5. 92-Jordan Herrman (Jay, OK), 6. 31-Darren Davidson (Amarillo, TX), 7. 7-Chris Cochran (McLoud, OK), 8. 17s-Harlan Hulsey (Owasso, OK), 9. 9p-Parker Price-Miller, 10. H35-Zach Hampton (Clayton, IN), 11. 151-Seth Hancock (Springville, CA), 12. (DNS) 1c-Chett Gehrke (Broken Arrow, OK).

Qualifier 2: 1. 131x-Dylan Kadous (Topeka, KS), 2. 10-George White (Ft. Worth, TX), 3. 411-Garrett Abrams (Rushville, IN), 4. 88-Koen Shaw (Fresno, CA), 5. 121-Austin Kromberg (Lincoln, NE), 6. 51-Matt Ward (Glenpool, OK), 7. 29-Austin Stone (Visalia, CA), 8. 441-Chris Martin (Ankeny, IA), 9. 2-Mickey Walker (Sapulpa, OK), 10. 9d-Earl McDoulett, Jr. (Claremore, OK), 11. 27k-Kyle Keeler (El Reno, OK), 12. 5x-Justin Peck (Monrovia, IN).

Qualifier 3: 1. 29s-Scott Sawyer (Broken Arrow, OK), 2. 92x-Jake Rosario (Guthrie, OK), 3. 89j-Jarrett Crouch (Jay, OK), 4. 32-Trey Marcham (Newcastle, OK), 5. 87-Liam Ryan (Langley, BC), 6. 161-Nate Fleming (Great Bend, KS), 7. 00x-Brayden Planko, 8. 08-Tucker Klaasmeyer (Paola, KS), 9. 98x-Derrick McBride, 10. 83-Shane Weeks (Wagoner, OK), 11. 99-Chris McNitt (Ft. Worth, TX), 12. (DNS) 42-Josh Toho (El Reno, OK).

Qualifier 4: 1. 74-D.J. Estes (Mansfield, TX), 2. 61-Kaley Engstrom (Rhome, TX), 3. 181-Frank Flud (Pryor, OK), 4. 26-Nate Lauderbaugh (Kokomo, IN), 5. 8-Josh Marcham (Newcastle, OK), 6. 73-Alex Sewell (Broken Arrow, OK), 7. 15F-Jeff Frey (Broken Arrow, OK), 8. 28w-Chris Wilson (Raymore, MO), 9. 01j-Jeb Sessums (Burleson, TX), 10. 6d-Morgan Dowdy (Amarillo, TX), 11. 55-Donnie Ray Crawford (Broken Arrow, OK), 12. 241-Clay Rogers (Paola, KS).

Qualifier 5: 1. 711-Colby Estes (Mansfield, TX), 2. 15x-Tyson Hall (Longview, TX), 3. 79-Chris Andrews (Tulsa, OK), 4. 62-Nathan Benson (Emma, MO), 5. 281-Zach Alley (Claremore, OK), 6. 99r-Chase Rohrbaugh (Owasso, OK), 7. 17e-Blake Edwards (Claremore, OK), 8. 28b-Cole Berkenbile (Ft. Gibson, OK), 9. 94L-Layne Himebaugh (Collinsville, OK), 10. 191-Bent Venable (Ft. Cobb, OK), 11. 413-Charles Corte (Broken Arrow, OK), 12. (DNS) 25-Lane Wilson (Creighton, MO).

Top 16 in Passing Points (Locked into Saturday Night's Feature): 1. 11F-Mitchell Faccinto (Hanford, CA), 2. 29s-Scott Sawyer (Broken Arrow, OK), 3. 15T-Tristan Guardino (Fremont, CA), 4. 10-George White (Ft. Worth, TX), 5. 131x-Dylan Kadous (Topeka, KS), 6. 79-Chris Andrews (Tulsa, OK), 7. 74-D.J. Estes (Mansfield, TX), 8. 15x-Tyson Hall (Longview, TX), 9. 26-Nate Lauderbaugh (Kokomo, IN), 10. 711-Colby Estes (Mansfield, TX), 11. 89j-Jarrett Crouch (Jay, OK), 12. 92x-Jake Rosario (Guthrie, OK), 13. 181-Frank Flud (Pryor, OK), 14. 61-Kaley Engstrom (Rhome, TX), 15. 88-Koen Shaw (Fresno, CA), 16. 121-Austin Kromberg (Lincoln, NE).

“B” Mains (12 Laps – Top 2 from each advance to Last Chance “A” Qualifier):

B Main 1: 1. 87-Liam Ryan (Langley, BC), 2. 281-Zach Alley (Tulsa, OK), 3. H35-Zach Hampton (Clayton, IN), 4. 17j-Quinn Jones (Sweet Springs, MO), 5. 15d-Andrew Deal (Caney, KS), 6. 08x-David McIntosh (Broken Arrow, OK), 7. 51x-Alan Cunningham (Halfway, MO), 8. 4F-Marty Fell (Siloam Springs, AR), 9. 71k-Kyle Fellers (Miami, OK), 10. 52-Clayton Hogie, 11. 60-Brandon Reagle (Tulsa, OK), 12. 5x-Justin Peck (Monrovia, IN), 13. 16-Danny Davidson (Amarillo, TX), 14. 17s-Harlan Hulsey (Owasso, OK).

B Main 2: 1. 73-Alex Sewell (Broken Arrow, OK), 2. 42- Josh Toho (El Reno, OK), 3. 8-Josh Marcham (Newcastle, OK), 4. 08-Tucker Klaasmeyer (Paola, KS), 5. 24L-Caleb Lovelady (Amarillo, TX), 6. 82c-Christian Kinnison (Mansfield, TX), 7. 75-Ryan Truitt (Dewey, OK), 8. 6d-Morgan Dowdy (Amarillo, TX), 9. 33-Craig Carroll (Claremore, OK), 10. 05c-Eric Cantrell (Edmond, OK), 11. 65g-Jeremy Garrison (Sand Springs, OK), 12. 7s-Jason Scheulen (Broken Arrow, OK). DNS: 22-Payton Williams (N. Little Rock, AR), 35-Chase Meade (Dewey, OK).

B Main 3: 1. 99b-Brady Bacon (Broken Arrow, OK), 2. 241-Clay Rogers (Paola, KS), 3. 441-Chris Martin (Ankeny, IA), 4. 191-Brent Venable (Ft. Cobb, OK), 5. 34-Joey Baker (Broken Arrow, OK), 6. 610-Luke Lucas (Alvin, TX), 7. 31-Darren Davidson (Elm Mott, TX), 8. 007-Shane Sundquist (Loomis, NE), 9. 22m-Mandee Sundquist (Loomis, NE), 10. 747-Reagan Reed (Waco, TX), 11. 8x-Bill Whitehurst (Broken Arrow, OK), 12. 3x-Scott Peterson (Irving, TX). DNS: 27a-Alex Coronado (Modesto, CA), 71d-Danny Clum (Tulsa, OK).

B Main 4: 1. 28-Karley Kay Dobson (Hulbert, OK), 2. 161-Nate Fleming (Great Bend, KS), 3. 83-Shane Weeks (Wagoner, OK), 4. 28b-Cole Berkenbile (Ft. Gibson, OK), 5. 21-Michelle Melton (Flower Mound, TX), 6. 25-Lane Wilson (Creighton, MO), 7. 24T-Trenton Borchers (Mannford, OK), 8. 131-David Zarski (Olive Branch, MS), 9. 84-Dave Nicholson (Kellyville, OK), 10. 170-Michael Berry (Owasso, OK), 11. 21x-Tom Calico (Tulsa, OK). DNS: 19-Dalton Terrel (Blanchard, OK), 71-Darien Roberts (Broken Arrow, OK), 18x-Austin Shores (Atoka, OK).

B Main 5: 1. 411-Garrett Abrams (Rushville, IN), 2. 2-Mickey Walker (Sapulpa, OK), 3. 5h-Cameron Hagin (Broken Arrow, OK), 4. 27k-Kyle Keeler (El Reno, OK), 5. 20s-Steven Curbow (Tulsa, OK), 6. 48-Joe Klonoski (Amarillo, TX), 7. 126-Dustin McGee (Clay Center, KS), 8. 13m-Chance McCrary (Farmersville, TX), 9. 03-Shayle Bade (Lincoln, NE), 10. 44a-Ayrton Gennetten (Versailles, MO), 11. 30-John Crowder (Summerfield, FL), 12. 316-Caleb Weaver (Catoosa, OK), 13. 9s-Kevin Swaim (Alexander, AR). DNS: 17e-Blake Edwards (Claremore, OK).

B Main 6: 1. 32-Trey Marcham (Oklahoma City, OK), 2. 00x-Brayden Planko (Canadian Parts Unknown), 3. 01j-Jeb Sessums (Burleson, TX), 4. 20r-Kyle Harris (Bristow, OK), 5. 11e-Cory Elliott (Bakersfield, CA), 6. 46-Kelly Mahaffey (Tulsa, OK), 7. 321-Chad Winfrey (Liberty, MO), 8. 18-Eddie Moss (Deland, FL), 9. 17-Patrick Knight (Wichita Falls, TX), 10. 15b-Quinton Benson (Raymore, MO), 11. 15-Ben Stephens (Lincoln, NE, 12. 21h-Terry Hinck (Boonville, MO), 13. 55-Donnie Ray Crawford (Broken Arrow, OK). DNS: 98-Sean Watts (Atwater, CA).

B Main 7: 1. 62-Nathan Benson (Emma, MO), 2. 94L-Layne Himebaugh (Collinsville, OK), 3. 28w-Chris Wilson (Raymore, MO), 4. 81b-Blake Bennington (Columbia, MO), 5. 99-Chris McNitt (Ft. Worth, TX), 6. 72k-Rick Kirkes (Edmond, OK), 7. 5k-Nathan Killion (Hustonia, MO), 8. 18XL-William Scribner (Drumright, OK), 9. 28g-Gordon Goyer (Owasso, OK), 10. 018-Caden Ellis (Wagoner, OK), 11. 93-Trey Lambert (Collinsville, OK). DNS: 22c-Cole Campbell (Mexico, MO), 44-Adrian Cobbs (Broken Arrow, OK), 2h-Will Harvey (Edmond, OK).

B Main 8: 1. 29-Austin Stone (Visalia, CA), 2. 92-Jordan Herrman (Jay, OK), 3. 96-Randy Crowder (Muskogee, OK), 4. 9p-Parker Price-Miller (Kokomo, IN), 5. 413-Charles Corte (Broken Arrow, OK), 6. 21h-Ty Hulsey (Owasso, OK), 7. 05-Drew Shiveley (Columbia, MO), 8. 01-Allyn Shiveley (Lincoln, NE), 9. 26e-Dalton Steed (Kennedale, TX), 10. 44F-Chad Fagin (Tulsa, OK), 11. 22a-Austin Drueke (Kennedale, TX), 12. 7m-Ryan Cody (Broken Arrow, OK), 13. 11x-Donny Rowan (Tulsa, OK).

B Main 9: 1. 51-Matt Ward (Glenpool, OK), 2. 7-Chris Cochran (McLoud, OK), 3. 27-Andy Shouse (Oklahoma City, OK), 4. 3-Jimmy Wood (Monticello, IN), 5. 9d-Earl McDoulett, Jr. (Claremore, OK), 6. 14r-Morgan Roan (Crowley, TX), 7. 13b-Brittany Yarwood (Broken Arrow, OK), 8. 4e-David Proffitt (Tulsa, OK), 9. 5d-Annie DeRemer (Happy Valley, OR), 10. 25m-Dustin March (Sweet Springs, MO), 11. 56-Nick Lucito (Tulsa, OK). DNS: 1c-Chett Gehrke (Broken Arrow, OK), 22x-John Roan (Lillian, TX).

B Main 10: 1. 15F-Jeff Frey (Broken Arrow, OK), 2. 102-Chris Berreth (Tulsa, OK), 3. 25s-Bobby Springer (Mustang, OK), 4. 6-Michael Davidson (Amarillo, TX), 5. 98x-Derrick McBride (Oklahoma City, OK), 6. 5c-Kris Carroll (Claremore, OK), 7. 17h-Hayden Hillenburg (Broken Arrow, OK), 8. 4x-Shawn Peterson (Irving, TX), 9. 1a-Leon Alvardo (Riesel, TX), 10. 118-Scott Evans (Keller, TX), 11. 5b-Clinton Boyles (Greenwood, MO), 12. 99r-Chase Rohrbaugh (Owasso, OK), 13. 151-Seth Hancock (Springville, CA).

Last Chance “A” Main Qualifier (Top 8 to start positions 17-24 of “A” Main): 1. 87-Liam Ryan (Langley, BC), 2. 99b-Brady Bacon (Broken Arrow, OK), 3. 28-Karley Kay Dobson (Hulbert, OK), 4. 411-Garrett Abrams (Rushville, IN), 5. 32-Trey Marcham (Oklahoma City, OK), 6. 29-Austin Stone (Visalia, CA), 7. 62-Nathan Benson (Emma, MO), 8. 73-Alex Sewell (Broken Arrow, OK), 9. 92-Jordan Herrman (Jay, OK), 10. 102-Chris Berreth (Tulsa, OK), 11. 161-Nate Fleming (Great Bend, KS), 12. 281-Zach Alley (Tulsa, OK), 13. 2-Mickey Walker (Sapulpa, OK), 14. 15F-Jeff Frey (Broken Arrow, OK), 15. 7-Chris Cochran (McLoud, OK), 16. 00x-Brayden Planko (Canadian Parts Unknown), 17. 42-Josh Toho (El Reno, OK), 18. 241-Clay Rogers (Paola, KS), 19. 94L-Layne Himebaugh (Collinsville, OK), 20. 51-Matt Ward (Glenpool, OK).

“A” Main (25 Laps): 1. 11F-Mitchell Faccinto (Hanford, CA), 2. 79-Chris Andrews (Tulsa, OK), 3. 29s-Scott Sawyer (Broken Arrow, OK), 4. 26-Nate Lauderbaugh (Kokomo, IN), 5. 15T-Tristan Guardino (Fremont, CA), 6. 87-Liam Ryan (Langley, BC), 7. 89j-Jarrett Crouch (Jay, OK), 8. 15x-Tyson Hall (Longview, TX), 9. 99b-Brady Bacon (Broken Arrow, OK), 10. 74-D.J. Estes (Mansfield, TX), 11. 88-Koen Shaw (Fresno, CA), 12. 61-Kaley Engstrom (Rhome, TX), 13. 29-Austin Stone (Visalia, CA), 14. 73-Alex Sewell (Broken Arrow, OK), 15. 121-Austin Kromberg (Lincoln, NE), 16. 32-Trey Marcham (Oklahoma City, OK), 17. 711-Colby Estes (Mansfield, TX), 18. 181-Frank Flud (Pryor, OK), 19. 28-Karley Kay Dobson (Hulbert, OK), 20. 92x-Jake Rosario (Guthrie, OK), 21. 10-George White (Ft. Worth, TX), 22. 131x-Dylan Kadous (Topeka, KS), 23. 62-Nathan Benson (Emma, MO), 24. 411-Garrett Abrams (Rushville, IN).

Heat Races (8 Laps - Top 60 In Passing Points to Qualifying Races; Balance to "B" Mains):

Heat 1: 1. F15-Coy Jordan (Teague, TX), 2. 26m-Chris Hunter (Salem, KY, 3. 4u-Devon Huff (Nixa, MO), 4. 21-Michelle Melton (Flower Mound, TX), 5. 13m-Chance McCrary (Farmersville, TX), 6. 155-Kyle Anderson (Tomball, TX), 7. 23d-Trey Detweiler (Herscher, IL), 8. 01-Allyn Shiveley (Lincoln, NE).

Heat 2: 1. 161-Nate Fleming (Great Bend, KS), 2. 32-Trey Marcham (Oklahoma City, OK), 3. 29s-Scott Sawyer (Broken Arrow, OK), 4. 29-Austin Stone (Visalia, CA), 5. 191-Brent Venable (Ft. Cobb, OK), 6. 51-Matt Ward (Glenpool, OK), 7. 4x-Shawn Peterson (Irving, TX), 8. 52-Clayton Hogie.

Heat 3: 1. 5x-Justin Peck (Monrovia, IN), 2. 17e-Blake Edwards (Claremore, OK), 3. 73-Alex Sewell (Broken Arrow, OK), 4. 25s-Bobby Springer (Mustang, OK), 5. 126-Dustin McGee (Clay Center, KS), 6. 30-John Crowder (Summerfield, FL), 7. A1-Austin Sheridan (Mt. Vernon, WA), 8. 68s-Stoney Gilbert (Red Oak, TX).

Heat 4: 1. 99b-Brady Bacon (Broken Arrow, OK), 2. 74-D.J. Estes, 3. 7-Chris Cochran (McLoud, OK), 4. 88J-Brett Adams (Muskogee, OK), 5. 05c-Eric Campbell (Edmond, OK), 6. 17k-Jacob Knipmeyer, 7. 61-Kaley Engstrom (Rhome, TX), 8. 261-Chris Ritch (Paola, KS).

Heat 5: 1. 11h-Harlan Hulsey (Owasso, OK), 2. 33z-Zeke Lewis (Farmland, IN), 3. 15F-Jeff Frey (Broken Arrow, OK), 4. 11x-Donny Rowan (Tulsa, OK), 5. 10k-Kip Hughes (Broken Arrow, OK), 6. 15J-Jake Hilbern (Muskogee, OK), 7. 31T-Nick Taghon (Oklahoma City, OK), 8. 84-Dave Nicholson (Oklahoma City, OK).

Heat 6: 1. 44-Adrian Cobbs (Broken Arrow, OK), 2. 18x-Will Scribner (Drumright, OK), 3. 08-David McIntosh (Broken Arrow, OK), 4. 14k-Kayla Koch (Indianapolis, IN), 5. 124-Nathan McMillin (Brazil, IN), 6. 24L-Caleb Lovelady (Amarillo, TX), 7. 46-Kelly Mahaffey (Tulsa, OK), 8. 22-Payton Williams (N. Richland Hills, TX).

Heat 7: 1. 610-Luke Lucas (Alvin, TX), 2. 51m-Caleb Martin (Houston, TX), 3. 49-Joel Smith (Tulsa, OK), 4. 48-Joe Klonoski (Amarillo, TX), 5. 381-Madison McGill (Bartlesville, OK), 6. 316-Caleb Weaver (Catoosa, OK), 7. 1z-Ronnie James (Tulsa, OK), 8. 6d-Morgan Dowdy (Amarillo, TX).

Heat 8: 1. 77-Danny Stratton (Riverside, CA), 2. 26e-Dalton Steed (Kennedale, TX), 3. 1T-Kevin Battarbee (Houston, TX), 4. 22T-Taylor Courtney, 5. 26-Nate Lauderbaugh (Kokomo, IN), 6. 9s-Nick Schaefer (Marshall, MO), 7. 7x-Jordan McPherson (Rhome, TX), 8. 7m-Ryan Cody (Broken Arrow, OK).

Heat 9: 1. 01j-Jeb Sessums (Burleson, TX), 2. 15c-Logan Jarrett (Kokomo, IN), 3. 82c-Christian Kinnison (Mansfield, TX), 4. 71-Darien Roberts (Broken Arrow, OK), 5. 5h-Cameron Hagin (Broken Arrow, OK), 6. 99x-Kevin Reed (Claremore, OK), 7. 7T-Todd Truitt (Dewey, OK). DNS: 99-Chris McNitt (Ft. Worth, TX).

Heat 10: 1. 121-Austin Kromberg (Lincoln, NE), 2. 57-Cole Bodine (Rossville, IN), 3. 17h-Derek Holmwood (Bellingham, WA), 4. 4-John Balthis (Pleasant Hill, MO), 5. 115-Jeremy Middleton (N. Little Rock, AR), 6. 18-Eddie Moss (Deland, FL), 7. 21r-Robbie Price (Cobble Hill, BC), 8. H35-Zach Hampton (Clayton, IN).

Heat 11: 1. 05-Drew Shiveley (Columbia, MO), 2. 79-Chris Andrews (Tulsa, OK), 3. 2jr-Joe B. Miller (Millersville, MO), 4. 128-Trevor Reed (Waco, TX), 5. 321-Chad Winfrey (Liberty, MO), 6. 20s-Steven Curbow (Tulsa, OK), 7. 28b-Cole Berkenbile (Ft. Gibson, OK). DNS: 77L-Katlyn Leer (Morton, IA).

Heat 12: 1. 19-Dalton Terrel (Blanchard, OK), 2. 15d-Andrew Deal (Caney, KS), 3. 07-Cord Dodson (Cyril, OK), 4. 81b-Blake Bennington (Columbia, MO), 5. 04-Jimmy Owen (Tulsa, OK), 6. 17w-Harli White (Lindsay, OK), 7. 131-Dylan Kadous (Topeka, KS), 8. 193-Raleigh Shepherd (Houston, TX).

Heat 13: 1. 11-Justin Melton (Flower Mound, TX), 2. 15x-Tyson Hall (Longview, TX), 3. 81-Josh Marcham (Newcastle, OK), 4. 114-Scott Evans (Keller, TX), 5. 93-Trey Lambert (Collinsville, OK), 6. 6-Brandon Reagle (Tulsa, OK), 7. 29k-Kyle Amerson (Mathews, AL), 8. 89-Shawn Hulsey (Lees Summit, MO).

Heat 14: 1. 45-Nick Rummel (Enid, OK), 2. 99r-Nicholas Rasa (Sedalia, MO), 3. 71d-Danny Clum (Tulsa, OK), 4. 5k-Nathan Killion (Hustonia, MO), 5. 20r-Kyle Harris (Bristow, OK), 6. 72k-Rick Kirkes (Edmond, OK), 7. 28-Karley Kay Dobson (Hulbert, OK), 8. 83r-Kyler Ray (Tulsa, OK).

Heat 15: 1. 2-Tony Ogden (Sapulpa, OK), 2. 27-Andy Shouse (Oklahoma City, OK), 3. 9-Parker Price-Miller (Kokomo, IN), 4. 21h-Ty Hulsey (Owasso, OK), 5. 3x-Scott Peterson (Irving, TX), 6. 65g-Jeremy Garrison (Sand Springs, OK), 7. 92-Jordan Herrman (Jay, OK), 8. 5b-Clinton Boyles (Greenwood, MO).

Heat 16: 1. 2x-Nathan Benson (Overland Park, KS), 2. 7s-Jason Scheulen (Broken Arrow, OK), 3. 85-Keith Martin (Alvarado, TX), 4. 00-Jimmy Wells (Benton, IL), 5. 1-Taylor Smitherman (Kennedale, TX), 6. 3-Jimmy Wood (Monticello, IN), 7. 23-Jason Crane (Copan, OK), 8. 28g-Gordon Goyer (Owasso, OK).

Heat 17: 1. 1c-Chett Gehrke (Broken Arrow, OK), 2. 82-Steven Shebester (Pauls Valley, OK), 3. 17-Patrick Krumpa (Wichita Falls, TX), 4. 35-Matt Sherrell (Owasso, OK), 5. 75-Jason Trevathan (Kaufman, TX), 6. 98x-Derrick McBride (Oklahoma City, OK), 7. 15b-Quinton Benson (Raymore, MO), 8. 71k-Kyle Fellers (Miami, OK).

Heat 18: 1. 88-Koen Shaw (Fresno, CA), 2. 55-Donnie Ray Crawford (Broken Arrow, OK), 3. 151-Seth Hancock (Springville, CA), 4. 94L-Layne Himebaugh (Collinsville, OK), 5. 72-Cole Custer (Kannapolis, NC), 6. 34-Joey Baker (Broken Arrow, OK), 7. 711-Colby Estes (Mansfield, TX), 8. 42-Josh Toho (El Reno, OK).

Heat 19: 1. 91-Kevin Bayer (Broken Arrow, OK), 2. 22x-John Roan (Lillian, TX), 3. 92x-Jake Rosario (Guthrie, OK), 4. 12-Christopher Bell (Norman, OK), 5. 88s-Andy Baugh (Mason City, IL), 6. 70-Charles Valenzuela (Broken Arrow, OK), 7. 28w-Chris Wilson (Raymore, MO), 8. 78d-Dustin Dixon (Dewey, OK).

Heat 20: 1. 15T-Tristan Guardino (Fremont, CA), 2. 8-Jon Randall (Waco, TX), 3. 411-Garrett Abrams (Rushville, IN), 4. 89J-Jarrett Crouch (Jay, OK), 5. X7b-Dave Baugh, 6. 32k-Jamie Kelz (Sweet Springs, MO), 7. 15-Ben Stephens (Fremont, CA), 8. 4w-Shawn Wicker.

Heat 21: 1. 41-Allan Koch (Sweet Springs, MO), 2. 83-Shane Weeks (Wagoner, OK), 3. 11F-Michael Faccinto (Hanford, CA), 4. 10-Bryan Debrick (Irving, TX), 5. 4F-Jared Fell (Siloam Springs, AR), 6. 2d-Hannah Adair (Tulsa, OK), 7. 24-Mike Wilkerson (Byhalia, MS), 8. 24J-Sean Jones (Mansfield, TX).

Heat 22: 1. 96-Randy Crowder (Muskogee, OK), 2. 44F-Chad Fagin (Tulsa, OK), 3. 31-Dustin Davidson (Elm Mott, TX), 4. 2s-Bobby Henning, 5. 60x-Chance Terrel (Oklahoma City, OK), 6. 33-Justin Patocka (Enid, OK), 7. 9d-Earl McDoulett, Jr. (Claremore, OK), 8. 27k-Kyle Keeler (El Reno, OK).

Qualifying Races (10 Laps - Top 16 in Combined Passing Points from Heats & Qualifiers to "A" Main; Balance to “B” Mains):

Qualifier 1: 1. 82-Steven Shebester (Pauls Valley, OK), 2. 79-Chris Andrews (Tulsa, OK), 3. 12-Christopher Bell (Norman, OK), 4. 1c-Chett Gehrke (Broken Arrow, OK), 5. 32-Trey Marcham (Oklahoma City, OK), 6. 73-Alex Sewell (Broken Arrow, OK), 7. 01j-Jeb Sessums (Burleson, TX), 8. 610-Luke Lucas (Alvin, TX), 9. 96-Randy Crowder (Muskogee, OK), 10. 74-D.J. Estes (Mansfield, TX), 11. 161-Nate Fleming (Great Bend, KS), 12. 11F-Michael Faccinto (Hanford, CA).

Qualifier 2: 1. 33z-Zeke Lewis (Farmland, IN), 2. 55-Donnie Ray Crawford (Broken Arrow, OK), 3. 17e-Blake Edwards (Claremore, OK), 4. 27-Andy Shouse (Oklahoma City, OK), 5. 15T-Tristan Guardino (Fremont, CA), 6. 121-Austin Kromberg (Lincoln, NE), 7. 8-Jon Randall (Waco, TX), 8. 26m-Chris Hunter (Salem, KY), 9. 5x-Justin Peck, 10. 15d-Andrew Deal (Caney, KS), 11. 08-David McIntosh (Broken Arrow, OK), 12. 31-Dustin Davidson (Elm Mott, TX).

Qualifier 3: 1. 57-Cole Bodine (Rossville, IN), 2. 19-Dalton Terrel (Blanchard, OK), 3. 81-Josh Marcham (Newcastle, OK), 4. 99b-Brady Bacon (Broken Arrow, OK), 5. 17h-Derek Holmwood (Bellingham, WA), 6. 15c-Logan Jarrett (Kokomo, IN), 7. 05-Drew Shiveley (Columbia, MO), 8. 21-Michelle Melton (Flower Mound, TX), 9. 11x-Donny Rowan (Tulsa, OK), 10. 22x-John Roan (Lillian, TX), 11. 77-Danny Stratton (Riverside, CA), 12. (DNS) 15x-Tyson Hall (Longview, TX).

Qualifier 4: 1. 91-Kevin Bayer (Bixby, OK), 2. 11h-Harlan Hulsey (Owasso, OK), 3. 07-Cord Dodson (Cyril, OK), 4. 85-Keith Martin (Alvarado, TX), 5. 11-Justin Melton (Flower Mound, TX), 6. 7s-Jason Scheulen (Broken Arrow, OK), 7. 35-Matt Sherrell (Owasso, OK), 8. 45-Nick Rummel (Enid, OK), 9. 114-Scott Evans (Keller, TX), 10. 99r-Nicholas Rasa (Sedalia, MO), 11. 9p-Parker Price-Miller (Kokomo, IN), 12. 83-Shane Weeks (Wagoner, OK).

Qualifier 5: 1. 88-Koen Shaw (Fresno, CA), 2. 41-Allan Koch (Sweet Springs, MO), 3. 29s-Scott Sawyer (Broken Arrow, OK), 4. 89j-Jarrett Crouch (Jay, OK), 5. 51m-Caleb Martin (Houston, TX), 6. 21h-Ty Hulsey (Owasso, OK), 7. 4u-Devon Huff (Nixa, MO), 8. 18x-Will Scribner (Drumright, OK), 9. 2x-Nathan Benson (Overland Park, KS), 10. F15-Coy Jorden (Teague, TX), 11. 44-Adrian Cobbs (Broken Arrow, OK), 12. 2-Tony Ogden (Sapulpa., OK).

Top 16 in Passing Points (Locked into Saturday Night's Feature): 1. 91-Kevin Bayer (Bixby, OK), 2. 55-Donnie Ray Crawford (Broken Arrow, OK), 3. 19-Dalton Terrel (Blanchard, OK), 4. 11h-Harlan Hulsey (Owasso, OK), 5. 33z-Zeke Lewis (Farmland, IN), 6. 57-Cole Bodine (Rossville, IN), 7. 79-Chris Andrews (Tulsa, OK), 8. 88-Koen Shaw (Fresno, CA), 9. 41-Allan Koch (Sweet Springs, MO), 10. 12-Christopher Bell (Norman, OK), 11. 82-Steven Shebester (Pauls Valley, OK), 12. 89j-Jarrett Crouch (Jay, OK), 13. 81-Josh Marcham (Newcastle, OK), 14. 1c-Chett Gehrke (Broken Arrow, OK), 15. 17e-Blake Edwards (Claremore, OK), 16. 29s-Scott Sawyer (Broken Arrow, OK).

“B” Mains (12 Laps – Top 2 from each advance to Last Chance “A” Qualifier):

B Main 1: 1. 99b-Brady Bacon (Broken Arrow, OK), 2. 610-Luke Lucas (Alvin, TX), 3. 17h-Derek Holmwood (Bellingham, WA), 4. 20r-Kyle Harris (Bristow, OK), 5. F15-Coy Jorden (Teague, TX), 6. 26e-Dalton Steed (Kennedale, TX), 7. 92-Jordan Herrman (Jay, OK), 8. 5k-Nathan Killion (Hustonia, MO), 9. 51-Matt Ward (Glenpool, OK), 10. 15J-Jake Hilbern (Muskogee, OK0, 11. 193-Raleigh Shepherd (Houston, TX), 12. 3x-Scott Peterson (Irving, TX), 13. 7T-Todd Truitt (Dewey, OK), 14. 83r-Kyler Ray (Tulsa, OK). DNS: 60x-Chance Terrel (Oklahoma City, OK).

B Main 2: 1. 27-Andy Shouse (Oklahoma City, OK), 2. 35-Matt Sherrell (Owasso, OK), 3. 44F-Chad Fagin (Tulsa, OK, 4. 42-Josh Toho (El Reno, OK), 5. 49-Joel Smith (Tulsa, OK), 6. 45-Nick Rummel (Enid, OK), 7. 88J-Brett Adams (Muskogee, OK), 8. 15-Ben Stephens (Lincoln, NE), 9. 18-Eddie Moss (Deland, FL), 10. 4F-Jared Fell (Siloam Springs, OK), 11. 00-Jimmy Wells (Benton, IL), 12. 22x-John Roan (Lillian, TX), 13. 24L-Caleb Lovelady (Amarillo, TX). DNS: 28-Karley Kay Dobson (Hulbert, OK), h35-Zach Hampton (Clayton, IN).

B Main 3: 1. 73-Alex Sewell (Broken Arrow, OK), 2. 94L-Layne Himebaugh (Collinsville, OK, 3. 08-David McIntosh (Broken Arrow, OK), 4. 20s-Steven Curbow (Tulsa, OK), 5. 11x-Donny Rowan (Tulsa, OK), 6. 6-Brandon Reagle (Tulsa, OK), 7. 01-Allyn Shiveley (Lincoln, NE), 8. 78d-Dustin Dixon (Dewey, OK), 9. 30-John Crowder (Summerfield, FL), 10. 07-Cord Dodson (Cyril, OK), 11. 1T-Kevin Battarbee (Broken Arrow, OK), 12. 6d-Morgan Dowdy (Amarillo, TX). DNS: 7-Chris Cochran (McLoud, OK), 17w-Harli White (Lindsay, OK), 28w-Chris Wilson (Raymore, MO).

B Main 4: 1. 15T-Tristan Guardino (Fremont, CA), 2. 4u-Devon Huff (Nixa, MO), 3. 15F-Jeff Frey (Broken Arrow, OK), 4. 9p-Parker Price-Miller (Kokomo, IN), 5. 114-Scott Evans (Keller, TX), 6. 98x-Derrick McBride (Oklahoma City, OK), 7. 82c-Christian Kinnison (Mansfield, TX), 8. 72k-Rick Kirkes (Edmond, OK), 9. 261-Chris Ritch (Paola, KS), 10. 42-Shawn Wicker, 11. 04-Jimmy Owen (Tulsa, OK), 12. 316-Caleb Weaver (Catoosa, OK), 13. 5b-Clinton Boyles (Greenwood, MO), 14. 33-Justin Patocka (Enid, OK), 15. 4x-Shawn Peterson (Irving, TX).

B Main 5: 1. 32-Trey Marcham (Oklahoma City, OK), 2. 2jr-Joe B. Miller (Millersville, MO), 3. 161-Nate Fleming (Great Bend, KS), 4. 121-Austin Kromberg (Lincoln, NE), 5. 3-Jimmy Wood (Monticello, IN), 6. 71k-Kyle Fellers (Miami, OK), 7. 31T-Nick Taghon (Oklahoma City, OK), 8. 05c-Eric Campbell (Edmond, OK), 9. 22-Payton Williams (N. Richland Hills, TX), 10. 5x-Justin Peck (Monrovia, IN), 11. 34-Joey Baker (Broken Arrow, OK), 12. 411-Garrett Abrams (Rushville, IN), 13. 72-Cole Custer (Kannapolis, NC). DNS: 155-Kyle Anderson (Tomball, TX), 99-Chris McNitt (Ft. Worth, TX).

B Main 6: 1. 15c-Jogan Jarrett (Kokomo, IN), 2. 51m-Caleb Martin (Houston, TX), 3. 124-Nathan McMillin (Brazil, IN), 4. 2x-Nathan Benson (Overland Park, KS), 5. 27k-Kyle Keeler (El Reno, OK), 6. 99x-Kevin Reed (Claremore, OK), 7. 7x-Jordan McPherson (Rhome, TX), 8. 46-Kelly Mahaffey (Tulsa, OK), 9. 44-Adrian Cobbs (Broken Arrow, OK), 10. 71d-Danny Clum (Tulsa, OK), 11. 48-Joe Klonoski (Amarillo, TX), 12. 32k-Jamie Kelz (Sweet Springs, MO), 13. 4-John Balthis (Pleasant Hill, MO), 14. 88s-Andy Baugh (Mason City, IL), 15. 77L-Katlyn Leer (Morton, IA).

B Main 7: 1. 96-Randy Crowder (Muskogee, OK), 2. 29-Austin Stone (Visalia, CA), 3. A1-Austin Sheridan (Mt. Vernon, WA), 4. 128-Trevor Reed (Waco, TX), 5. 18x-Will Scribner (Drumright, OK), 6. 84-Dave Nicholson (Kellyville, OK), 7. 11-Justin Melton (Flower Mound, TX), 8. 22T-Taylor Courtney, 9. 17k-Jacob Knipmeyer, 10. 75-Jason Trevathan (Kaufman, TX), 11. 28b-Cole Berkenbile (Ft. Gibson, OK). DNS: 15x-Tyson Hall (Longview, TX), 92x-Jake Rosario (Guthrie, OK), 52-Clayton Hogie.

B Main 8: 1. 7s-Jason Scheulen (Broken Arrow, OK), 2. 05-Drew Shiveley (Columbia, MO), 3. 15d-Andrew Deal (Caney, KS), 4. 23d-Trey Detweiler (Herscher, IL), 5. 14k-Kayla Koch (Indianapolis, IN), 6. 17-Patrick Krumpa (Wichita Falls, TX), 7. 10-Bryan Debrick (Irving, TX), 8. 2s-Bobby Henning, 9. 9s-Nick Schaefer (Marshall, MO), 10. 126-Dustin McGee (Clay Center, KS), 11. 7m-Ryan Cody (Broken Arrow, OK). DNS: 11F-Michael Faccinto (Hanford, CA), 61-Kaley Engstrom (Rhome, TX), 68s-Stoney Gilbert (Red Oak, TX).

B Main 9: 1. 01j-Jeb Sessums (Burleson, TX), 2. 191-Brent Venable (Ft. Cobb, OK), 3. 81b-Blake Bennington (Columbia, MO), 4. 31-Dustin Davidson (Elm Mott, TX), 5. 21r-Robbie Price (Cobble Hill, BC), 6. 24J-Sean Jones (Mansfield, TX), 7. 381-Madison McGill (Bartlesville, OK), 8. 21-Michelle Melton (Flower Mound, TX), 9. 1z-Ronnie James (Tulsa, OK), 10. 10k-Kip Hughes (Broken Arrow, OK), 11. 24-Mike Wilkerson (Byhalia, MS), 12. 65g-Jeremy Garrison (Sand Springs, OK). DNS: 74-D.J. Estes (Mansfield, TX), 151-Seth Hancock (Springville, CA).

B Main 10: 1. 85-Keith Martin (Alvarado, TX), 2. 26-Nate Lauderbaugh (Kokomo, IN), 3. 99r-Nicholas Rasa (Sedalia, MO), 4. 9d-Earl McDoulett, Jr. (Claremore, OK), 5. 26m-Chris Hunter (Salem, KY), 6. 15b-Quinton Benson (Raymore, MO), 7. 89-Shawn Hulsey (Lees Summit, MO), 8. 25-Bobby Springer (Mustang, OK), 9. 93-Trey Lambert (Collinsville, OK), 10. 2-Tony Ogden (Sapulpa, OK), 11. X7b-Dave Baugh, 12. 23-Jason Crane (Copan, OK). DNS: 13m-Chance McCrary (Farmersville, TX), 131-Dylan Kadous (Topeka, KS).

B Main 11: 1. 21h-Ty Hulsey (Owasso, OK), 2. 5h-Cameron Hagin (Broken Arrow, OK), 3. 321-Chad Winfrey (Liberty, MO), 4. 77-Danny Stratton (Riverside, CA), 5. 2d-Hannah Adair (Tulsa, OK), 6. 71-Darien Roberts (Broken Arrow, OK), 7. 28g-Gordon Goyer (Owasso, OK), 8. 70-Charles Valenzuela (Broken Arrow, OK), 9. 115-Jeremy Middleton (N. Little Rock, AR), 10. 83-Shane Weeks (Wagoner, OK), 11. 8-Jon Randall (Waco, TX), 12. 29k-Kyle Amerson (Mathews, AL), 13. 711-Colby Estes (Mansfield, TX), 14. 1-Taylor Smitherman (Kennedale, TX).

Last Chance “A” Main Qualifier (Top 8 to start positions 17-24 of “A” Main): 1. 27-Andy Shouse, 2. 99b-Brady Bacon (Broken Arrow, OK), 3. 32-Trey Marcham (Oklahoma City, OK), 4. 15T-Tristan Guardino (Fremont, CA), 5. 01j-Jeb Sessums (Burleson, TX), 6. 7s-Jason Scheulen (Broken Arrow, OK), 7. 73-Alex Sewell (Broken Arrow, OK0, 8. 35-Matt Sherrell (Owasso, OK), 9. 2jr-Joe B. Miller (Millersville, MO), 10. 610-Luke Lucas (Alvin, TX), 11. 94L-Layne Himebaugh (Collinsville, OK), 12. 191-Brent Venable (Ft. Cobb, OK), 13. 05-Drew Shiveley (Columbia, MO), 14. 96-Randy Crowder (Muskogee, OK), 15. 4u-Devon Huff (Nixa, MO), 16. 21h-Ty Hulsey (Owasso, OK), 17. 85-Keith Martin (Alvarado, TX), 18. 15c-Logan Jarrett (Kokomo, IN), 19. 51m-Caleb Martin (Houston, TX), 20. 26-Nate Lauderbaugh (Kokomo, IN), 21. 5h-Cameron Hagin (Broken Arrow, OK), 22. 29-Austin Stone (Visalia, CA).

“A” Main (25 Laps): 1. 91-Kevin Bayer (Bixby, OK), 2. 79-Chris Andrews (Tulsa, OK), 3. 11h-Harlan Hulsey (Owasso, OK), 4. 33z-Zeke Lewis (Farmland, IN), 5. 88-Koen Shaw (Fresno, CA), 6. 55-Donnie Ray Crawford (Broken Arrow, OK), 7. 29s-Scott Sawyer (Broken Arrow, OK), 8. 12-Christopher Bell (Norman, OK), 9. 1c-Chett Gehrke (Broken Arrow, OK), 10. 27-Andy Shouse (Oklahoma City, OK), 11. 15T-Tristan Guardino (Fremont, CA), 12. 01j-Jeb Sessums (Burleson, TX), 13. 89j-Jarrett Crouch (Jay, OK), 14. 35-Matt Sherrell (Owasso, OK), 15. 73-Alex Sewell (Broken Arrow, OK), 16. 7s-Jason Scheulen (Broken Arrow, OK), 17. 41-Allan Koch (Sweet Springs, MO), 18. 81-Josh Marcham (Newcastle, OK), 19. 82-Steven Shebester (Pauls Valley, OK), 20. 17e-Blake Edwards (Claremore, OK), 21. 99b-Brady Bacon (Broken Arrow, OK), 22. 19-Dalton Terrel (Blanchard, OK), 23. 32-Trey Marcham (Oklahoma City, OK), 24. 57-Cole Bodine (Rossville, IN).

Heat Races (8 Laps - Top 60 In Passing Points to Qualifying Races; Balance to "B" Mains):

Heat 1: 1. 29-Dougie James (Richmond Beach, WA), 2. 192-Kyler Shaw (Fresno, CA), 3. 8x-Austin Shores (Atoka, OK), 4. 98-Sean Watts (Atwater, CA), 5. 7m-Chance Morton (Coweta, OK), 6. 40-Parker Price-Miller (Lakeville, IN), 7. 24-Hunter Fischer (Broken Arrow, OK), 8. 20-Colton Wiseley (Sand Springs, OK).

Heat 2: 1. 22c-Cole Campbell (Mexico, MO), 2. 41-Giovanni Scelzi (Fresno, CA), 3. 12b-Blake McDermott (Houston, TX), 4. 00x-Brendan Planko, 5. 23-Howard Moore (Memphis, TN), 6. 16-Brock Berreth (Claremore, OK), 7. 73-Jason McDougal (Broken Arrow, OK), 8. 21r-Robbie Price (Cobble Hill, BC)..

Heat 3: 1. 11e-Cory Elliott (Bakersfield, CA), 2. 22x-Seth Brown (Edmond, OK), 3. 7h-Lindsey Howard (Lawrence, KS), 4. 21-Brendon Wiseley (Sand Springs, OK), 5. 91-Cole Lambert (Collinsville, OK), 6. 114-Dolton Lebor (Wichita, KS), 7. 44k-Nick Katrakis (Geneva, IL), 8. 47-Austin Helt (Jenks, OK).

Heat 4: 1. 11b-Payton Pierce (Bridgeport, TX), 2. 60-Kent Miller, Jr. (Overland Park, KS), 3. 21T-Tucker Klaasmeyer (Paola, KS), 4. 10-J.J. Haley (Winamac, IN), 5. 14r-Morgan Roan (Crowley, TX), 6. 111-Morgan Montgomery (Redfield, AR), 7. 14-Taylor Myers (Poolville, TX), 8. 6-Myers Damio (Owasso, OK).

Heat 5: 1. 27a-Alex Coronado (Modesto, CA), 2. 15-Jase Randolph (Bixby, OK), 3. 241-Clay Rogers (Paola, KS), 4. 07-Cord Dodson (Cyril, OK), 5. 110-Amber Whitener (Broken Arrow, OK), 6. A1-Austin Sheridan (Mt. Vernon, WA), 7. 55-McKenna Haase (Demanse, IA), 8. 24T-Trenton Borchers (Mannford, OK).

Heat 6: 1. 27-Dylan Fox (Joshua, TX), 2. 82-Christian Kinnison (Mansfield, TX), 3. 27k-Kyle Keeler (El Reno, OK), 4. 2-Mickey Walker (Sapulpa, OK), 5. P40-Aaron Dromgoole (N. Richland Hills, TX), 6. 28-Cole Hall (Sheffield, IA), 7. 2x-Jay Ball (Amarillo, TX), 8. 96-Austin Crowder (Muskogee, OK).

Heat 7: 1. 441-Chris Martin (Ankeny, IA), 2. 33-Jordan Creason (Clinton, MO), 3. 66J-Jason Miller (Russiaville, IN), 4. 23b-Jacob Brown (Mountlake Terrace, WA), 5. 118-Logan Ellis (Wagoner, OK), 6. 17m-Mackenzie Ramey (Ft. Worth, TX), 7. 2F-James Fell (Siloam Springs, AR), 8. 3g-Garron Brimmer (Dallas, TX).

Heat 8: 1. 93-Riley Kreisel (Warsaw, MO), 2. 99h-Lyndon Harvey (Amarillo, TX), 3. 981-Nathan Weidi (Owasso, OK), 4. 777-Bailey Hughes (Tulsa, OK), 5. 99-Alec Long (Mount Vernon, IL), 6. 76-Zane Lawrence (Lillian, TX), 7. 92-Austin Lambert (Collinsville, OK), 8. 3s-Stephen Smith (Tuttle, OK).

Heat 9: 1. 747-Reagan Reed (Waco, TX), 2. 00-Grady Chandler (Edmond, OK), 3. 16b-Dakota Busche (Ft. Wayne, IN), 4. 51b-Bailey Felkins (Collinsville, OK), 5. 89d-Dustin Davis (Greenfield, IN), 6. 1-Johnny B. (Colleyville, TX), 7. 041-Kaitlyn Martin (Harrah, OK), 8. 74e-Jessica Estes (Mansfield, TX).

Heat 10: 1. 79m-Dahne Lynn McKay (Laton, CA), 2. 87-Ashley Reagan (Kennedale, TX), 3. 15x-Jeffrie Flisowski (Humble, TX), 4. 3e-J.T. Ellis (Wellsville, KS), 5. 97b-Bailey Stringer (Owasso, OK), 6. 1s-Joey Schmidt (Mena, AR). DNS: 44a-Ayrton Gennetten (Versailles, MO).

Qualifying Races (10 Laps - Top 16 in Combined Passing Points from Heats & Qualifiers to "A" Main; Balance to “B” Mains):

Qualifier 1: 1. 27a-Alex Coronado (Modesto, CA), 2. 79m-Dahne Lynn McKay (Laton, CA), 3. 23-Howard Moore (Memphis, TN), 4. 93-Riley Kreisel (Warsaw, MO), 5. 2-Mickey Walker (Sapulpa, OK), 6. 16-Brock Berreth (Claremore, OK), 7. 118-Logan Ellis (Wagoner, OK), 8. 89d-Dustin Davis (Greenfield, IN), 9. 99-Alex Long (Mt. Vernon, IL0, 10. 7h-Lindsey Howard (Lawrence, KS), 11. 60-Kent Miller, Jr. (Overland Park, KS), 12. 33-Jordan Creason (Clinton, MO).

Qualifier 2: 1. 27-Dylan Fox (Joshua, TX), 2. 27T-Tucker Klaasmeyer (Paola, KS), 3. 441-Chris Martin (Ankeny, IA), 4. 8x-Austin Shores (Atoka, OK), 5. 99h-Lyndon Harvey (Amarillo, TX), 6. 87-Ashley Reagan (Kennedale, TX), 7. 12b-Blake McDermott (Houston, TX), 8. 97b-Bailey Stringer (Owasso, OK), 9. 55-McKenna Haase (Demanse, IA), 10. 91-Cole Lambert (Collinsville, OK), 11. 114-Dolton Lebor (Wichita, KS0, 12. 981-Nathan Weidi (Owasso, OK).

Qualifier 3: 1. 98-Sean Watts (Atwater, CA), 2. 747-Reagan Reed (Waco, TX), 3. 00x-Brendan Planko, 4. 192-Kyler Shaw (Fresno, CA), 5. 00-Grady Chandler (Edmond, OK), 6. 21-Brendon Wiseley (Sand Springs, OK), 7. 17m-Mackenzie Ramey (Ft. Worth, TX), 8. P40-Aaron Dromgoole (N. Richland Hills, TX), 9. 66j-Jason Miller (Russiaville, IN), 10. 111-Morgan Montgomery (Redfield, AR), 11. 27k-Kyle Keeler (El Reno, OK), 12. (DNS) 241-Clay Rogers (Paola, KS).

Qualifier 4: 1. 07-Cord Dodson (Cyril, OK), 2. 11e-Cory Elliott (Bakersfield, CA), 3. 29-Dougie James (Richmond Beach, WA), 4. 22x-Seth Brown (Edmond, OK), 5. 777-Bailey Hughes (Tulsa, OK), 6. 23b-Jacob Brown (Mountlake Terrace, WA), 7. 51b-Bailey Felkins (Collinsville, OK), 8. 76-Zane Lawrence (Lillian, TX), 9. 15x-Jeffrie Flisowski (Humble, TX), 10. 10-J.J. Haley (Winamac, IN), 11. A1-Austin Sheridan (Mt. Vernon, WA), 12. 1-Johnny B. (Colleyville, TX).

Qualifier 5: 1. 41-Giovanni Scelzi (Fresno, CA), 2. 7m-Chance Morton (Coweta, OK), 3. 22c-Cole Campbell (Mexico, MO), 4. 82-Christian Kinnison (Mansfield, TX), 5. 3e-J.T. Ellis (Wellsville, KS), 6. 16b-Dakota Busche (Ft. Wayne, IN), 7. 28-Cole Hall (Sheffield, IA), 8. 15-Jase Randolph (Bixby, OK), 9. 110-Amber Whitener (Broken Arrow, OK), 10. 14r-Morgan Roan (Crowley, TX), 11. 40-Parker Price-Miller (Lakeville, IN), 12. 11b-Payton Pierce (Bridgeport, TX).

Top 16 in Passing Points (Locked into Saturday Night's Feature): 1. 27-Dylan Fox (Joshua, TX), 2. 79m-Dahne Lynn McKay (Laton, CA), 3. 98-Sean Watts (Atwater, CA), 4. 07-Cord Dodson (Cyril, OK), 5. 27T-Tucker Klaasmeyer (Paola, KS), 6. 11e-Cory Elliott (Bakersfield, CA), 7. 27a-Alex Coronado (Modesto, CA), 8. 7m-Chance Morton (Coweta, OK), 9. 41-Giovanni Scelzi (Fresno, CA), 10. 23-Howard Moore (Memphis, TN), 11. 192-Kyler Shaw (Fresno, CA), 12. 22x-Seth Brown (Edmond, OK), 13. 82-Christian Kinnison (Mansfield, TX), 14. 747-Reagan Reed (Waco, TX), 15. 22c-Cole Campbell (Mexico, MO), 16. 29-Dougie James (Richmond Beach, WA).

“B” Mains (12 Laps – Top 3 from each advance to Last Chance “A” Qualifier):

B Main 1: 1. 99h-Lyndon Harvey (Amarillo, TX), 2. 441-Chris Martin (Ankeny, IA), 3. 27k-Kyle Keeler (El Reno, OK), 4. 87-Ashley Reagan (Kennedale, TX), 5. 60-Kent Miller, Jr. (Overland Park, KS), 6. 14-Taylor Myers (Poolville, TX), 7. 114-Dolton Lebor (Wichita, KS), 8. 11b-Payton Pierce (Bridgeport, TX), 9. 44k-Nick Katrakis (Geneva, IL), 10. 51b-Bailey Felkins (Collinsville, OK), 11. 6-Myers Damio (Owasso, OK). DNS: 20-Colton Wiseley (Sand Springs, OK).

B Main 2: 1. 93-Riley Kreisel (Warsaw, MO), 2. 118-Logan Ellis (Wagoner, OK), 3. 14r-Morgan Roan (Crowley, TX), 4. 66j-Jason Miller (Russiaville, IN), 5. 21-Brendon Wiseley (Sand Springs, OK), 6. 2xJay Ball (Amarillo, TX), 7. A1-Austin Sheridan (Mt. Vernon, WA), 8. 3s-Stephen Smith (Tuttle, OK), 9. 97b- Bailey Stringer (Owasso, OK), 10. 2F-James Fell (Siloam Springs, AR), 11. 110-Amber Whitener (Broken Arrow, OK), 12. 3g-Garron Brimmer (Dallas, TX), 13. 00-Grady Chandler (Edmond, OK).

B Main 3: 1. 8x-Austin Shores (Atoka, OK), 2. 3e-J.T. Ellis (Wellsville, KS), 3. 33-Jordan Creason (Clinton, MO), 4. 40-Parker Price-Miller (Kokomo, IN), 5. 24T-Trenton Borchers (Mannford, OK), 6. 16b-Dakota Busche (Ft. Wayne, IN), 7. 44a-Ayrton Gennetten (Versailles, MO), 8. 17m-Mackenzie Ramey (Ft. Worth, TX), 9. 10-J.J. Haley (Winamac, IN), 10. 15x-Jeffrie Flisowski (Humble, TX), 11. 28-Cole Hall (Sheffield, IA), 12. 041-Kaitlyn Martin (Harrah, OK), 13. 24-Hunter Fischer (Broken Arrow, OK).

B Main 4: 1. 00x-Brayden Planko (Canadian Parts Unknown), 2. 777-Bailey Hughes (Tulsa, OK), 3. 15-Jase Randolph (Bixby, OK), 4. P40-Aaron Dromgoole (N. Richland Hills, TX), 5. 23b-Jacob Brown (Mountlake Terrace, WA), 6. 1s-Joey Schmidt (Mena, AR), 7. 241-Clay Rogers (Paola, KS), 8. 981-Nathan Weidi (Owasso, OK), 9. 21r-Robbie Price (Cobble Hill, BC), 10. 47-Austin Helt (Jenks, OK), 11. 99-Alec Long (Mount Vernon, IL), 1-Johnny B. (Colleyville, TX).

B Main 5: 1. 16-Brock Berreth (Claremore, OK), 2. 2-Mickey Walker (Sapulpa, OK), 3. 55-McKenna Haase (Demanse, IA), 4. 74e-Jessica Estes (Mansfield, TX), 5. 73-Jason McDougal (Broken Arrow, OK), 6. 7h-Lindsey Howard (Lawrence, KS), 7. 91-Cole Lambert (Collinsville, OK), 8. 12b-Blake McDermott (Houston, TX), 9. 92-Austin Lambert (Collinsville, OK), 10. 76-Zane Lawrence (Lillian, TX), 11. 96-Austin Crowder (Muskogee, OK), 12. 111-Morgan Montgomery (Redfield, AR).

Last Chance “A” Main Qualifier (Top 8 to start positions 17-24 of “A” Main): 1. 93-Riley Kreisel (Warsaw, MO), 2. 16-Brock Berreth (Claremore, OK), 3. 99h-Lyndon Harvey (Amarillo, TX), 4. 441-Chris Martin (Ankeny, IA), 5. 33-Jordan Creason (Clinton, MO), 6. 3e-J.T. Ellis (Wellsville, KS), 7. 27k-Kyle Keeler (El Reno, OK), 8. 777-Bailey Hughes (Tulsa, OK), 9. 15-Jase Randolph (Bixby, OK), 10. 118-Logan Ellis (Wagoner, OK), 11. 14r-Morgan Roan (Crowley, TX), 12. 8x-Austin Shores (Atoka, OK), 13. 2-Mickey Walker (Sapulpa, OK), 14. 00x-Brendan Planko (Canadian Parts Unknown), 15. 55-McKenna Haase (Demanse, IA).

“A” Main (20 Laps): 1. 79m-Dahne Lynn McKay (Laton, CA), 2. 11e-Cory Elliott (Bakersfield, CA), 3. 7m-Chance Morton (Coweta, OK), 4. 27-Dylan Fox (Joshua, TX), 5. 27T-Tucker Klaasmeyer (Paola, KS), 6. 98-Sean Watts (Atwater, CA), 7. 41-Giovanni Scelzi (Fresno, CA), 8. 192-Kyler Shaw (Fresno, CA), 9. 16-Brock Berreth (Claremore, OK), 10. 27a-Alex Coronado (Modesto, CA), 11. 441-Chris Martin (Ankeny, IA), 12. 29-Dougie James (Richmond Beach, WA), 13. 27k-Kyle Keeler (El Reno, CA), 14. 747-Reagan Reed (Waco, TX), 15. 22x-Seth Brown (Edmond, OK), 16. 33-Jordan Creason (Clinton, MO), 17. 22c-Cole Campbell (Mexico, MO), 18. 07-Cord Dodson (Cyril, OK), 19. 23-Howard Moore (Memphis, TN), 20. 93-Riley Kreisel (Warsaw, MO), 21. 82-Christian Kinnison (Mansfield, TX), 22. 99h-Lyndon Harvey (Amarillo, TX), 23. 3e-J.T. Ellis (Wellsville, KS), 24. 777-Bailey Hughes (Tulsa, OK).

Heat Races (8 Laps - Top 14 In Passing Points to “A” Main; Balance to "B" Mains):

Heat 1: 1. 99x-Kyle Peterson (Saugus, CA), 2. 77J-Mark Doss, Jr. (Nipomo, CA), 3. 55-Brandon Anderson (Tomball, TX), 4. 5-Skylar Hagin (Broken Arrow, OK), 5. 2b-Brooklyn Holland (Bakersfield, CA), 6. 15-Kendall Battarbee (Houston, TX), 7. 21p-Deven Pearson (Ridgecrest, CA), 8. 23-Drake Turner (Sullivan, IN).

Heat 2: 1. 1-Kameron Beard (Bakersfield, CA), 2. 25-Taylor Reimer (Tulsa, OK), 3. 3e-Bryce Earnes (Santa Maria, CA), 4. 18r-Dacin Robinson (McLeansboro, IL), 5. 21-Brendon Wiseley (Sand Springs, OK), 6. 9-Matthew Moore (Oklahoma City, OK), 7. 7k-Hunter Kirkes (Edmond, OK), 8. 26-Dakota Williams (Rensselaer, IN).

Heat 3: 1. 4-Tylor Stidham (Bakersfield, CA), 2. 3-Cole Roberts (Owasso, OK), 3. 88-Garrett Hulsey (Lone Jack, MO), 4. 18-Mason McGuire (Fletcher, OK), 5. 7T-Tristan Oakes (Sand Springs, OK), 6. 00-Grady Chandler (Piedmont, OK), 7. 99-Nathan Rainey (Choctaw, OK), 8. 6-Molly Day (Atwood, IL).

Heat 4: 1. 77-Victoria Leslie (Broken Arrow, OK), 2. 37-Ryan Deisle (Fresno, CA), 3. 14J-Jaden Rogers, 4. 2-Luke Howard (Stilwell, KS), 5. 1h-Hank Davis (Sand Springs, OK), 6. 7m-Dylan Ramey (Ft. Worth, TX), 7. 7-Noah Gass (Mounds, OK), 8. 7x-Treyton Gann.

Heat 5: 1. 08-Cannon McIntosh (Broken Arrow, OK), 2. 56-Colton Horner (Houston, TX), 3. 14b-Blake Battles (Collinsville, OK), 4. 54b-Bryson Berna (Hanford, CA), 5. 95-Ryan Hunt (Collinsville, OK), 6. 19-Seth Ireland (Denver, IN0, 7. 14-Noah Key (Justin, TX).

Top 14 in Passing Points (Locked into Saturday Night's Feature): 1. 77-Victoria Leslie (Broken Arrow, OK), 2. 3-Cole Roberts (Owasso, OK), 3. 99x-Kyle Peterson (Saugus, CA), 4. 4-Tyler Stidham (Bakersfield, CA), 5. 1-Kameron Beard (Bakersfield, CA), 6. 08-Cannon McIntosh (Broken Arrow, OK), 7. 55-Brandon Anderson (Tomball, TX), 8. 37-Ryan Deisle (Fresno, CA), 9. 56-Colton Horner (Houston, TX), 10. 3e-Bryce Eames (Santa Maria, CA), 11. 14b-Blake Battles (Collinsville, OK), 12. 5-Skylar Hagin (Broken Arrow, OK), 13. 77J-Mark Doss, Jr. (Nipomo, CA), 14. 25-Taylor Reimer (Tulsa, OK).

B Main 1: 1. 18-Mason McGuire (Fletcher, OK), 2. 88-Garrett Hulsey (Lone Jack, MO), 3. 2-Luke Howard (Stilwell, KS), 4. 95-Ryan Hunt (Collinsville, OK), 5. 14-Noah Key (Justin, TX), 6. 6-Molly Day (Atwood, IL), 7. 00-Grady Chandler (Piedmont, OK), 8. 19-Seth Ireland (Denver, IA), 9. 21-Brendon Wiseley (Sand Springs, OK), 10. 9-Matthew Moore (Oklahoma City, OK), 11. 7x-Treyton Gann, 12. 7k-Hunter Kirkes (Edmond, OK), 13. 21p-Deven Pearson (Ridgecrest, CA).

B Main 2: 1. 54b-Bryson Berna (Hanford, CA), 2. 14J-Jaden Rogers, 3. 1h-Hank Davis (Sand Springs, OK), 4. 7-Noah Gass (Mounds, OK), 5. 7T-Tristan Oakes (Sand Springs, OK), 6. 2b-Brooklyn Holland (Bakersfield, CA), 7. 7m-Dylan Ramey (Ft. Worth, TX), 8. 99-Nathan Rainey (Choctaw, OK), 9. 18r-Dacin Robinson (McLeansboro, IL), 10. 15-Kendall Battarbee (Houston, TX), 11. 23-Drake Turner (Sullivan, IN), 12. 26-Dakota Williams (Rensselaer, IN).

“A” Main (15 Laps): 1. 1-Kameron Beard (Bakersfield, CA), 2. 08-Cannon McIntosh (Broken Arrow, OK), 3. 77-Victoria Leslie (Broken Arrow, OK), 4. 18-Mason McGuire (Fletcher, OK), 5. 14b-Blake Battles (Collinsville, OK), 6. 37-Ryan Deisle (Fresno, CA), 7. 54b-Bryson Berna (Hanford, CA), 8. 77j-Mark Doss, Jr. (Nipomo, CA), 9. 25-Taylor Reimer (Tulsa, OK), 10. 14j-Jaden Rogers, 11. 5-Skylar Hagin (Broken Arrow, OK0, 12. 88-Garrett Hulsey (Lone Jack, MO), 13. 2-Luke Howard (Stilwell, KS), 14. 56-Colton Horner (Houston, TX), 15. 1h-Hank Davis (Sand Springs, OK), 16. 3e-Bryce Eames (Santa Maria, CA), 17. 3-Cole Roberts (Owasso, OK), 18. 99x-Kyle Peterson (Saugus, CA), 19. 55-Brandon Anderson (Tomball, TX), 20. 4-Tyler Stidham (Bakersfield, CA).

Heat 1: 1. 10-Dan Hillberg (Whittier, CA), 2. 15F-Aaron Fell, 3. 30-Scott Heikes (Colorado Springs, CO), 4. 69x-Dale Johnston (Colorado Springs, CO), 5. 24F-Tim Snelling (Peyton, CO), 6. 52-Dillon Rupe (Tulsa, OK), 7. 13-Steven Hendrickson (Bellingham, WA), 8. 50-Guy Maresch (Anaheim Hills, CA).

Heat 2: 1. 15-Merril Lamb (Iola, KS), 2. 5J-Jim Scanlon (Chicago, IL), 3. 17-Austin Pribbenow (Elizabeth, CO), 4. 07-Jeff Gieg (Johnstown, CO), 5. 12b-Rich Baxter (Nashville, IA), 6. 22-Brennan Gregory (Pekin, IL), 7. 15h-Tony Hudlin (Yates Center, KS), 8. 21-Ryan Cully (Burlington, WA).

Heat 3: 1. 10L-Brock Lemley (Bellingham, WA), 2. 09-Tyson Cross (Langley, BC), 3. 93-Mark Billings (Columbia, MO), 4. 22-John Campbell, 5. 25e-Eric Simple, 6. 61-Matt Martinez (Aurora, CO), 7. 31-Steve Becker (Lakewood, CO), 8. B20-Tom Brown (Ceresco, NC).

Heat 4: 1. 7-Jared Gunderson (Sedro Woolley, WA), 2. 8F-Scott Fasse (Westchester, OH), 3. 80-Trey Gustin, 4. 81-Scott Krueger (Ocala, FL), 5. 3-Rich Marchbank (Colorado Springs, CO), 6. 10b-Luke Baxter (Nashville, IA), 7. 97-Bill Rousch (Morrison, CO), 8. 98k-Kyle Kenoyer (Bellingham, WA).

Heat 5: 1. 17h-Derek Holmwood (Bellingham, WA), 2. 13e-T.J. Heil (North Bend, OH), 3. 87-Liam Ryan (Langley, BC), 4. 22d-Eric Drake (Dumas, WA), 5. 4x-Austin Archdale (Brinfield, IL), 6. 6*-Jason Bloodgood (Bellingham, WA), 7. 48m-Rick Murcko (Yates Center, KS), 8. 2L-Chaz Gregory (Pekin, IL).

Qualifying Races (8 Laps - Top 14 in Combined Passing Points from Heats & Qualifiers to "A" Main; Balance to “B” Mains):

Qualifier 1: 1. 10L-Brock Lemley (Bellingham, WA), 2. 8F-Scott Fasse (Westchester, OH), 3. 21-Ryan Cully (Burlington, WA), 4. 15-Merril Lamb (Iola, KS), 5. 22-Brennan Gregory (Pekin, IL0, 6. 17-Austin Pribbenow (Elizabeth, CO), 7. 22d-Eric Drake (Dumas, WA). DNS: 10b-Luke Baxter (Nashville, IA).

Qualifier 2: 1. 87-Liam Ryan (Langley, BC), 2. 13e-T.J. Heil (North Bend, OH), 3. 17h-Derek Holmwood (Bellingham, WA), 4. 48m-Rick Murcko (Yates Center, KS), 5. 69x-Dale Johnston (Colorado Springs, CO), 6. 25e-Eric Simple, 7. 31-Steve Becker (Lakewood, CO), 8. 52-Dillon Rupe (Tulsa, OK).

Qualifier 3: 1. 6*-Jason Bloodgood (Bellingham, WA), 2. 7-Jared Gunderson (Sedro Woolley, WA), 3. 5j-Jim Scanlon (Chicago, IL), 4. 15h-Tony Hudlin (Yates Center, KS), 5. 50-Guy Maresch (Anaheim Hills, CA), 6. 22c-John Campbell, 7. 3-Rich Marchbank (Colorado Springs, CO), 8. 80-Trey Gustin.

Qualifier 4: 1. 15F-Aaron Fell, 2. 09-Tyson Cross (Langley, BC), 3. 13-Steven Hendrickson (Bellingham, WA), 4. B20-Tom Brown (Ceresco, NC), 5. 93-Mark Billings (Columbia, MO), 6. 07-Jeff Gieg (Johnstown, CO), 7. 24F-Tim Snelling (Peyton, CO). DNS: 97-Bill Rousch (Morrison, CO).

Qualifier 5: 1. 4x-Austin Archdale (Brinfield, IL), 2. 81-Scott Krueger (Ocala, FL), 3. 10-Dan Hillberg (Whittier, CA), 4. 30-Scott Heikes (Colorado Springs, CO), 5. 12b-Rick Baxter (Nashville, IA), 6. 2L-Chaz Gregory (Pekin, IL), 7. 98k-Kyle Kenoyer (Bellingham, WA), 8. 61-Matt Martinez (Aurora, CO).

Top 14 in Passing Points (Locked into Saturday Night's Feature): 1. 10L-Brock Lemley (Bellingham, WA), 2. 15F-Aaron Fell, 3. 87-Liam Ryan (Langley, BC), 4. 17h-Derek Holmwood (Bellingham, WA), 5. 5J-Jim Scanlon (Chicago, IL), 6. 7-Jared Gunderson (Sedro Woolley, WA), 7. 10-Dan Hillberg (Whittier, CA), 8. 09-Tyson Cross (Langley, BC), 9. 15-Merril Lamb (Iola, KS), 10. 6*-Jason Bloodgood (Bellingham, WA), 11. 81-Scott Krueger (Ocala, FL), 12. 8F-Scott Fasse (Westchester, OH), 13. 13e-T.J. Heil (North Bend, OH), 14. 4x-Austin Archdale (Brinfield, IL).

“B” Mains (12 Laps – Top 3 from each advance to Last Chance “A” Qualifier):

B Main 1: 1. 13-Steven Hendrickson (Bellingham, WA), 2. 80-Trey Gustin, 3. 17-Austin Pribbenow (Elizabeth, CO), 4. 15h-Tony Hudlin (Yates Center, KS), 5. 30-Scott Heikes (Colorado Springs, CO), 6. 22-Brennan Gregory (Pekin, IL), 7. 52-Dillon Rupe (Tulsa, OK), 8. B20-Tom Brown (Ceresco, NC), 9. 12b-Rick Baxter (Nashville, IA), 10. 10b-Luke Baxter (Nashville, IA), 11. 24F-Tim Snelling (Peyton, CO). DNS: 93-Mark Billings (Columbia, MO), 61-Matt Martinez (Aurora, CO).

B Main 2: 1. 21-Ryan Cully (Burlington, WA), 2. 22c-John Campbell, 3. 07-Jeff Gieg (Johnstown, CO), 4. 98k-Kyle Kenoyer (Bellingham, WA), 5. 50-Guy Maresch (Anaheim Hills, CA), 6 2L-Chaz Gregory (Pekin, IL), 7. 3-Rick Marchbank (Colorado Springs, CO), 8. 25e-Eric Simple, 9. 22d-Eric Drake (Dumas, WA), 10. 31-Steve Becker (Lakewood, CO), 11. 69x-Dale Johnston (Colorado Springs, CO), 12. 48m-Rick Murcko (Yates Center, KS). DNS: 97-Bill Rousch (Morrison, CO).

“A” Main (20 Laps): 1. 10L-Brock Lemley (Bellingham, WA), 2. 17h-Derek Holmwood (Bellingham, WA), 3. 5j-Jim Scanlon (Chicago, IL), 4. 7-Jared Gunderson (Sedro Woolley, WA), 5. 81-Scott Krueger (Ocala, FL), 6. 15-Merril Lamb (Iola, KS), 7. 8F-Scott Fasse (Westchester, OH), 8. 22c-John Campbell, 9. 13e-T.J. Heil (North Bend, OH), 10. 80-Trey Gustin, 11. 6*-Jason Youngblood (Bellingham, WA), 12. 10-Dan Hillberg (Whittier, CA), 13. 21-Ryan Cully (Burlington, WA), 14. 07-Jeff Gieg (Johnstown, CO), 15. 17-Austin Pribbenow (Elizabeth, CO), 16. 87-Liam Ryan (Langley, BC), 17. 4x-Austin Archdale (Brinfield, IL), 18. 13-Steven Hendrickson (Bellingham, WA), 19. 15F-Aaron Fell, 20. 09-Tyson Cross (Langley, BC).

Heat 1: 1. 51-Matt Ward (Glenpool, OK), 2. 1-Mike Ward (Tulsa, OK), 3. 9-Austin Brown (Millstadt, IL), 4. 4x-Kevin Ramey (Ft. Worth, TX), 5. 72-Cole Custer (Kannapolis, NC), 6. 52-Blake Hahn (Sapulpa, OK), 7. 84-Kyle Evans (Lemoore, CA), 8. 93-Richard Kreisel (Warsaw, MO), 9. 7-Mike Gass (Worth, IL), 10. 5-Patrick Bruns (Champaign, IL).

Heat 2: 1. 77-Danny Stratton (Riverside, CA), 2. 72e-Eric Fenton (Tulsa, OK), 3. 35-Cody Ledger (Omaha, NE), 4. 37-Brunson Behning (Davenport, IA), 5. 87F-Brian McClelland (Tulsa, OK), 6. 28-Cameron Hagin (Broken Arrow, OK), 7. 69m-Jeff Gieg (Johnston, CO), 8. 22-Jon Sawyer (Strafford, MO), 9. 72k-Kevin Bayer (Bixby, OK), 10. 29-Brandon Hahn (Tulsa, OK).

Qualifier 1: 1. 1-Mike Ward (Tulsa, OK), 2. 4x-Kevin Ramey (Ft. Worth, TX), 3. 51-Matt Ward (Glenpool, OK), 4. 72k-Kevin Bayer (Bixby, OK), 5. 28-Cameron Hagin (Broken Arrow, OK), 6. 84-Kyle Evans (Lemoore, CA), 7. 93-Richard Kreisel (Warsaw, MO), 8. 77-Danny Stratton (Riverside, CA), 9. 87F-Brian McClelland (Tulsa, OK), 10. 5-Patrick Bruns (Champaign, IL).

Qualifier 2: 1. 52-Blake Hahn (Sapulpa, OK), 2. 9-Austin Brown (Millstadt, IL), 3. 72e-Eric Fenton (Tulsa, OK), 4. 37-Brunson Behning (Davenport, IA), 5. 29-Brandon Hahn (Tulsa, OK), 6. 7-Mike Gass (Worth, IL), 7. 35-Cody Ledger (Omaha, NE), 8. 72-Cole Custer (Kannapolis, NC), 9. 69m-Jeff Gieg (Johnston, CO), 10. (DNS) 22-Jon Sawyer (Strafford, MO).

Feature Lineup (Based on combined passing/finishing points from heats and qualifiers): 1. 1-Mike Ward (Tulsa, OK), 2. 51-Matt Ward (Glenpool, OK), 3. 52-Blake Hahn (Sapulpa, OK), 4. 9-Austin Brown (Millstadt, IL), 5. 72e-Eric Fenton (Tulsa, OK), 6. 4x-Kevin Ramey (Ft. Worth, TX), 7. 37-Brunson Behning (Davenport, IA), 8. 35-Cody Ledger (Omaha, NE). 9. 28-Cameron Hagin (Broken Arrow, OK), 10. 77-Danny Stratton (Riverside, CA), 11. 84-Kyle Evans (Lemoore, CA), 12. 72k-Kevin Bayer (Bixby, OK), 13. 29-Brandon Hahn (Tulsa, OK), 14. 7-Mike Gass (Worth, IL), 15. 72-Cole Custer (Kannapolis, NC), 16. 93-Richard Kreisel (Warsaw, MO), 17. 87F-Brian McClelland (Tulsa, OK), 18. 69m-Jeff Gieg (Johnston, CO), 19. 22-Jon Sawyer (Strafford, MO), 20. 5-Patrick Bruns (Champaign, IL)

“A” Main (20 Laps): 1. 52-Blake Hahn (Sapulpa, OK), 2. 51-Matt Ward (Glenpool, OK), 3. 4x-Kevin Ramey (Ft. Worth, TX), 4. 9-Austin Brown (Millstadt, IL), 5. 37-Brunson Behning (Davenport, IA), 6. 84-Kyle Evans (Lemoore, CA), 7. 87F-Brian McClelland (Tulsa, OK), 8. 77-Danny Stratton (Riverside, CA), 9. 72k-Kevin Bayer (Bixby, OK), 10. 1-Mike Ward (Tulsa, OK), 11. 93-Richard Kreisel (Warsaw, MO), 12. 22-Jon Sawyer (Strafford, MO), 13. 28-Cameron Hagin (Broken Arrow, OK), 14. 35-Cody Ledger (Omaha, NE), 15. 29-Brandon Hahn (Tulsa, OK), 16. 5-Patrick Bruns (Champaign, IL), 17. 7-Mike Gass (Worth, IL), 18. 69m-Jeff Gieg (Johnston, CO), 19. 72e-Eric Fenton (Tulsa, OK), 20. 72-Cole Custer (Kannapolis, NC).

Friday, Dec. 30 and Saturday, Dec. 31, 2011│Memorial Coliseum Expo Center│Fort Wayne, Ind.

FORT WAYNE, Ind. – With 56 minutes to spare, Tony Stewart squeezed yet another victory into a year that already was reaching mythical proportions. Taking the checkered flag at 11:04 p.m. on New Year’s Eve, the three-time NASCAR champion completed a weekend sweep of the 14th annual Rumble in Fort Wayne indoor midget races, winning Saturday’s 50-lap feature in dominating fashion. While he celebrated with a can of Pabst Blue Ribbon, not champagne, Stewart seemed to treasure his latest accomplishment as much as his hard-fought Sprint Cup title. “This is the first time I’ve ever raced on New Year’s Eve,” the 40-year-old Indiana native said, a smile creasing his face. “It’s been a dream year. I won by first World of Outlaws race and the (NASCAR) championship. Then I won at Conseco (in an all-star kart race in Indianapolis) and won here two times. “What a great way to finish the year. It’s going to be hard to keep this up, but it’s going to be a lot of fun trying.” Even Stewart seemed astonished when somebody pointed out that he’s won an amazing eight times in his past 13 races, starting with his 5-for-10 charge to the NASCAR championship. His numbers at the 1/6-mile track at the Memorial Coliseum Expo Center are similar. After sweeping the two-day program for the second time in his career, he’s won nine times in 14 career starts. He’s been the fast qualifier in each of his past 10 appearances. Stewart’s road to victory lane wasn’t smooth, however. A series of caution periods and constant lapped traffic challenged him all the way, even though he was untested after pole-sitter David Gough dropped out on lap 18 with a broken ignition, handing him the lead. How tough of a night was it for his rivals? Jon Stanbrough finished second in a car that caught fire early in the race. Rex Norris III, Billy Wease and Dave Darland completed the top five, each taking turns coming from the rear of the field. During a caution, Stanbrough pulled into the infield as smoke billowed from his car’s engine compartment. Fire crews doused the small fire, which originated when a piece of heat insulation touched the header, and Stanbrough rejoined the fray. “I was just trying to light a fire under my driver,” team owner Rick Daugherty quipped. Stewart nudged a sliding Gough in turn three on lap nine, temporarily taking the lead, but the yellow then came out for Rich Corson’s spin, restoring Gough to first place. Nine laps later, though, Gough suddenly slowed with a failed ignition. “I was trying to protect the bottom (of the track) and make it hard for him to get around me,” said Gough, a veteran whose career includes an indoor win at the old RCA Dome in Indianapolis. “I didn’t think he was going to rough me up.” Stewart confirmed that he was intent on making a clean pass. “Gough’s a good race car driver,” he said. “Our car was working so good, it was just a matter of catching him at the right time. I already decided I was going to be nicer tonight.” Ryan Smith won the accompanying winged outlaw modified midget feature, while Doug Jones topped a short field in mini-sprints. Jason Dunn dominated in karts, winning three features for the second night in a row. Addison and Bennett Lushin made it a family affair in quarter midgets, each winning a feature. Stewart first raced at Fort Wayne in 1999, after he already had won an IndyCar championship and won NASCAR rookie-of-the-year honors. Mike Fedorcak, his indoor teammate and builder of his Volkswagen-powered Munchkin car, figures Fort Wayne hasn’t seen the last of him. “He’ll still be racing here when he’s as old as I am,” the 57-year-old Fedorcak predicted. “He just loves it.”

Qualifications – 1. Tony Stewart, 2x, Stewart, 7.830 seconds; 2. Jon Stanbrough, 0, Daugherty, 8.115; 3. Derek Bischak, 31, Bischak, 8.049; 4. David Gough, 6, 8.081; 5. Cory Setser, 56, Rencurrel, 8.115; 6. Mike Fedorcak, 97, Stewart, 8.135; 7. Joe Liguori, 67, Sexton, 8.148; 8. Billy Wease, 99, Burrow, 8.150; 9. Bryan Nuckles, 59, Nuckles, 8.194; 10. Jacob Wilson, 10, Moore, 8.214; 11. Donnie Adams Jr., 49, Burrow, 8.232; 12. Rich Corson, 15, Corson-Savage, 8.241; 13. Rex Norris III, 63, Norris, 8.244; 14. Mike Wallace, 10, Wallace, 8.247; 15. Kyle Hamilton, 33, Hamilton, 8.251; 16. Tim Jedrzejek, 8up, Williams, 8.262; 17. Taylor Ferns, 55, Ferns, 8.273; 18. Chris Neuenschwander, 3, Bradley, 8.292; 19. Brandon Knupp, 78, Chambers, 8.332; 20. Jim Anderson, 99g, Guess, 8.361; 21. Steve Irwin, 0s, Flying Zero, 8.418; 22. Nick Hamilton, 8, Hamilton, 8.418; 23. Dave Darland, 0, Daughery, 8.510; 24. Cooper Clouse, 14, Clouse, 8.541; 25. Bobby Santos III, 98, Burrow, 8.541; 26. Terry Ahern, 6t6, Ahern, 8.778; 27. Tim Neal, 19d, Dunigan, 8.795; 28. David Fuhrman, 32, Fuhrman, 8.803; 29. Isaac Chapple, 52, Chapple, 8.940; 30. Deano Lennon, 61, Lennon, 9.014; 31. Kevin Shirey, 41, Sexton, 9.017; 32. Mike Osite, 20, Fedorcak, 9.144; 33. Eric Shirey, 22, Sexton, 9.229; 34. Joey Burrow, 92, Burrow, 9.451; 35. Zach Fuhrman, 32x, Fuhrman, 9.585; 36. Matt Westfall, 19, Ryder, 9.801; 37. Gary Bradley, 4, Bradley, NT. First heat (10 laps) – Fedorcak, Stewart, Jedrzejek, Irwin, K. Shirey, Adams, Ahern. Second heat (10 laps) – Corson, Liguori, Stanbrough, Ferns, N. Hamilton, Neil, Osite. Third heat (10 laps) – Norris, Bischak, Wease, Neuenschwander, Darland, D. Fuhrman, E. Shirey. Fourth heat (10 laps) – Wallace, Gough, Knupp, Nuckles, Clouse, Chapple, Burrow. Fifth heat (10 laps) – K. Hamilton, Anderson, Santos, Lennon, Z. Fuhrman, Wilson, Setser. First semi-feature (12 laps) – Jedrzejek, Darland, Nuckles, Osite, Clouse, E. Shirey, Santos. Second semi-feature (12 laps) – Stanbrough, Irwin, Chapple, D. Fuhrman, Z. Fuhrman, Lennon. Third semi-feature (12 laps) – Wease, Ferns, Wilson, K. Shirey. Fourth semi-feature (12 laps) – Knupp, Setser, Neil, Neuenschwander, N. Hamilton, Ahern. Feature (50 laps) – 1. Tony Stewart, 2. Jon Stanbrough, 3. Rex Norris III, 4. Billy Wease, 5. Dave Darland, 6. Mike Wallace, 7. Rich Corson, 8. Jim Anderson, 9. Derek Bischak, 10. Brandon Knupp, 11. Mike Fedorcak, 12. Kyle Hamilton, 13. David Gough, 14. Joe Liguori. 15. Tim Jedrzejek. Lap leaders: Gough 1-17, Stewart 18-50.

Qualifications – 1. Ben Quinones, 007, Quinones, 8.169; 2. Ryan Smith, 22, VanDoren, 8.171; 3. Cap Henry, 04, Henry, 8.183; 4. Erick Rudolph, 32, Rudolph, 8.223; 5. Tyler Ross, 3t, Holmquist, 8.249; 6. John Ivy, 94, Henry, 8.356; 7. Larry Joe Sroufe, 21s, Sroufe, 8.363; 8. Chris Stockham, 44, Stockham, 8.442; 9. Tim Neil, 19n, Dunigan, 8.535; 10. Chase Ridenour, 11r, Ridenour, 8.599; 11. Matt Janisch, 14j, 8.610; 12. A.J. Lesiecki, 14, Lesiecki, 8.613; 13. Richard Smith, 12, Smith, 8.702; 14. Ben Taylor, 19, Taylor, 8.729; 15. Michael Kettnich, 19k, Kettnich, 8.787; 16. Russ Belt, 28, Fox, 8.847; 17. Nick Landon, 82, Landon, 8.863; 18. Drew Dorsett, 11b, Bickel-Sager, 8.890; 19. Mark Zumbrun, 35, Zumbrun, 8.929; 20. Bill Dunham, 84, Dunham, 8.937; 21. Howard McCormick, 26, Sager, 8.953; 22. Jeremy Glasford, 14g, Glasford, 8.979; 23. Clay Sanders, 21, Sanders, 9.048; 24. Rusty Strausbaugh, 29, Strausbaugh, 9.066; 25. Nick Eastin, 93, Eastin, 9.097; 26. Kyle Henry, 51h, Ormsby, 9.128; 27. Ryan Nawrocki, 5, Reed, 9.215; 28. Steve Shockney Jr., 28s, Shockney, 9.321; 29. Butch Hamilton, 1h, Hamilton, 9.356; 30. Ed Wilberg Sr., 5, Wilberg, 9.710; 31. Gary Klein, 68, Klein, NT; 32. Steve Myers, 88, Myers, NT; 33. Brandon Knupp, 20, Chambers, NT. First heat (10 laps) – Ross, Neal, Ri. Smith, McCormick, Landon, Eastin, Hamilton, Quinones. Second heat (10 laps) – Ry. Smith, Taylor, Ridenour, Glasford, K. Henry, Wilberg, Dorsett, Ivy. Third heat (10 laps) – Janisch, C. Henry, Sroufe, Kettnich, Sanders, Zumbrun, Nawrocki. Fourth heat (10 laps) – Stockham, Rudolph, Belt, Shockney, Dunham, Strausbaugh, Lesiecki. First semi-feature (12 laps) – McCormick, Landon, Zumbrun, Sanders, Eastin, Hamilton, Quinones, Kettnich. Second semi-feature (12 laps) – Ivy, Glasford, Lesiecki, K. Henry, Strausbaugh, Shockney, Dunham, Wilberg. Feature (30 laps) – 1. Ryan Smith, 2. Cap Henry, 3. John Ivy, 4. Matt Janisch, 5. Larry Joe Sroufe, 6. Tyler Ross, 7. Richard Smith, 8. Chase Ridenour, 9. Howard McCormick, 10. A.J. Lesiecki, 11. Russ Belt, 12. Tim Neil, 13. Ben Taylor, 14. Jeremy Glasford; 15. Nick Landon, 16. Erick Rudolph, 17. Mark Zumbrun, 18. Chris Stockham. Lap leaders: Stockham 1-5, Sroufe 6-11, Rudolph 12-14, Ry. Smith 15-30.

Qualifying – 1. Lynsey Tilton, 74, Tilton, 8.885 seconds (breaks track record of 9.041 seconds set on Friday); 2. Collin Ambrose, 36, Ambrose, 9.164 seconds; 3. Lynn Ambrose, 1, Ambrose, 9.174 seconds; 4. Collin Parker, 25, Parker, 9.505; 5. Becca Stiefel, 328, Stiefel, 9.518; 6. Doug Jones, 37, Jones, 9.537; 7. Ron Coleman, 44, Coleman, 9.671; 8. Kyle McIntosh, 17b, Eaglin, 9.759; 9. Gary Bradley, 4, Bradley, 10.524. Heat (10 laps) – Parker, L. Ambrose, Tilton, Stiefel, McIntosh, C. Ambrose, Coleman, Bradley, Jones. Feature (12 laps) – 1. Doug Jones, 2. L. Ambrose, 3. C. Ambrose, 4. McIntosh, 5. Stiefel, 6. Parker, 7. Bradley, 8. Tilton, 9. Coleman. Lap leaders: Jones 1-12.

First heat, round one (8 laps) – Jeff Rathfon, A.J. Spagnuolo, Ty Tilton, Jay Portman, Matt Dimit, Damen Bock, Pete Thompson, Josh Gerris, Mark Mason. Second heat, round one (8 laps) – Mike Villena, Brock Anderson, Dustin Hammond, Ben Burden, Kyle Mills, Todd Squires, Nick Welch, Kyle Flores. First heat, round two (8 laps) – Spagnuolo, Bock, Dimit, Tilton, Rathfon, Mason, Portman, Thompson. Second heat, round two (8 laps) – Villena, Mills, Hammond, Anderson, Welch, Burden, Flores, Squires. Semi-feature (8 laps) – Bock, Dimit, Portman, Squires, Mason, Flores, Welch, Mills, Burden. Feature (15 laps) – 1. A.J. Spagnuolo, 2. Mike Villena, 3. Matt Dimit, 4. Damen Bock, 5. Dustin Hammond, 6. Ty Tilton, 7. Jay Portman, 8. Jeff Rathfon, 9. Mark Mason, 10. Brock Anderson, 11. Todd Squires, 12. Kyle Flores.

First heat, round one (8 laps) – Philip Schneider, Jason Dunn, Nick Higdon, Josh McKnight, C.J. Leary, Zack Loe, Damen Bock, Zach Wolff, Austin Long, Matt Farnham. Second heat, round one (8 laps) – Preston Oberle, Brandon Askren, Joshua Davis, A.J. Spagnuolo, Phillip Bauman, Travis Brown, Kevin Wall Jr., Erik Wolleson, Jeremy Edwards, Bill Morris. Third heat, round one (8 laps) – Nick Bowers, Dustin Heath, Dustin Lundgren, Robbie Sarchet, Zach Axlen, Justin Sondgeroth, Jake Shelley, Brad Bowers, Mike Markle. First heat, round two (8 laps) – Dunn, Higdon, Schneider, McKnight, Long, Farnham, Leary, Wolff, Bock, Loe. Second heat, round two (8 laps) – Oberle, Askren, Davis, Bauman, Wolleson, Brown, Edwards, Morris. Third heat, round two (8 laps) – Shelley, B. Bowers, Axlen, Heath, N. Bowers, Sondgeroth, Lundgren, Sarchet, Markle. First semi-feature (8 laps) – Shelley, McKnight, Leary, Sondgeroth, Wolff, Loe, Wolleson, Edwards, Lundgren. Second semi-feature (8 laps) – Bowers, Axlen, Sarchet, Bock, Farnham, Long, Bauman, Brown. Feature (15 laps) – 1. Jason Dunn, 2. Jake Shelley, 3. Preston Oberle, 4. Dustin Heath, 5. Philip Schneider, 6. Brandon Askren, 7. Nick Bowers, 8. Josh McKnight, 9. Nick Higdon, 10. Brad Bowers, 11. Joshua Davis, 12. Zach Axlen.

First heat, round one (8 laps) – Jason Dunn, C.J. Leary, Ryan Moran, Philip Schneider, Nick Higdon, Matt Randall, Zach Wolff, Steven Ray, Matt Farnham, Austin Long. Second heat, round one (8 laps) – Nick Bowers, Dustin Lundgren, Leah Spangler, Preston Oberle, Joshua Davis, Brad Schieber, Nate Randall, Erik Wolleson, Logan Hupp, Brandon Askren. Third heat, round one (8 laps) – Dustin Heath, Brad Bowers, Zach Axlen, Mike Markle, Colton Adams, Jake Shelley, Robbie Sarchet, Justin Sondgeroth. First heat, round two (8 laps) – Dunn, Schneider, Moran, Higdon, Leary, Farnham, Wolff, M. Randall, Long, Ray. Second heat, round two (8 laps) – Oberle, Askren, N. Bowers, Davis, Lundgren, N. Randall, Spangler, Wolleson, Schieber. Third heat, round two (8 laps) – Sondgeroth, Shelley, B. Bowers, Heath, Sarchet, Markle, Axlen, Adams. First semi-feature (8 laps) – Sondgeroth, Higdon, Askren, Axlen, Lundgren, M. Randall, Farnham, Long, N. Randall, Wolleson. Second semi-feature (8 laps) – Shelley, Sarchet, Markle, Davis, Spangler, Adams, Ray. Feature (15 laps) – 1. Jason Dunn, 2. Dustin Heath, 3. C.J. Leary, 4. Justin Sondgeroth, 5. Ryan Moran, 6. Preston Oberle, 7. Brad Bowers, 8. Nick Bowers, 9. Jake Shelley, 10. Philip Schneider, 11. Nick Higdon, 12. Robbie Sarchet.

First heat, round one (8 laps) – Jason Dunn, Matt Dimit, Brad Schieber, Josh McKnight, John Hawley, Joel Best, Jason O’Hara, Nathan Dishoungh, Kyle Dager. Second heat, round one (8 laps) – Ryan Moran, Dustin Ingle, Rick Dukes, Kelsey Ivers, Jeremy Howe, Blake Lamb, Nick Keller, Marie McKnight, Dylan Kenney. Third heat, round one (8 laps) – Mike Ernsberger, Cole Rhoton, Jaden Edwards, Tristan Maggert, Max Stambaugh, Jacob Mavis, Tyler Ransbottom, John Ventrello. Fourth heat, round one (8 laps) – Sam Longanbach, Nick Bowers, Robbie Sarchet, Dustin Heath, Jared Bennett, Dustin Dinan, Jason Dietsch, Brandon Schnittke. Fifth heat, round one (8 laps) – Dustin Vandermeir, Ron Vandermeir Jr., Thomas Johns. First heat, round two (8 laps) – Dunn, Hawley, Best, Schieber, Dimit, J. McKnight, Dishoungh, O’Hara, Dager. Second heat, round two (8 laps) – Ivers, Ingle, M. McKnight, Keller, Howe, Kenney, Lamb, Moran, Dukes. Third heat, round two (8 laps) – Stambaugh, Edwards, Rhoton, Ernsberger, Ransbottom, Mavis, Maggert, Ventrello. Fourth heat, round two (8 laps) – Sarchet, Longanbach, Bowers, Bennett, Heath, Dinan, Schnittke, Dietsch. Fifth heat, round two (8 laps) – R. Vandermeir, D. Vandermeir, Johns. First semi-feature (8 laps) – Heath, Edwards, Maggert, Schnittke, Mavis, O’Hara, Howe, Dager, Ivers, Schieber. Second semi-feature (8 laps) – Bowers, Bennett, Dimit, Ernsberger, Dukes, Dinan, M. McKnight, Dietsch, Best. Third semi-feature (8 laps) – Moran, Rhoton, J. McKnight, Hawley, Kenney, Stambaugh, Lamb, Ventrello, Ransbottom, Keller. Feature (15 laps) – 1. Jason Dunn, 2. Jared Bennett, 3. Sam Longanbach, 4. Ryan Moran, 5. Dustin Ingle, 6. Dustin Heath, 7. Dustin Vandermeir, 8. Jaden Edwards, 9. Ron Vandermeir Jr., 10. Cole Rhoton, 11. Nick Bowers, 12. Robbie Sarchet.

First heat, round one (8 laps) – Ben Knight, Kole Holden, Tom Wible, Gene Gregoric III, Trenton Spencer, Anthony Deming, Nick Potter, David Dipple. Second heat, round one (8 laps) – Hunter Parsons, Sam Weaver, Damian Icenhour, Derek Hammond, Kobe Allison, Derek Lilly, Steven Webb. First heat, round two (8 laps) – Holden, Knight, Wible, Dipple, Spencer, Deming, Potter, Gregoric. Second heat, round two (8 laps) – Allison, Weaver, Parsons, Icenhour, Lilly, Webb, Hammond. Semi-feature (8 laps) – Dipple, Icenhour, Lilly, Hammond, Deming, Gregoric, Spencer, Webb, Potter. Feature (15 laps) – 1. Kole Holden, 2. Sam Weaver, 3. Ben Knight, 4. David Dipple, 5. Hunter Parsons, 6. Kobe Allison, 7. Damian Icenhour, 8. Gene Gregoric III, 9. Derek Hammond, 10. Tom Wible, 11. Anthony Deming, 12. Derek Lilly.

First heat, round one (8 laps) – Stratton Briggs, Ryan Ball, Breiden Mooney, Myles Morrolf, Nathan Myers, Anthony Deming. Second heat, round one (8 laps) – Bradley Brown, Kole Holden, Dylan Anderson, Dylan Shroyer, Garrett Schwartz. First heat, round two (8 laps) – Briggs, Morrolf, Ball, Mooney, Myers, Deming, Tyler Fitzpatrick. Second heat, round two (8 laps) – Holden, Brown, Shroyer, Anderson, Schwartz. Feature (15 laps) – 1. Bradley Brown, 2. Kole Holden, 3. Stratton Briggs, 4. Ryan Ball, 5. Myles Morrolf, 6. Dylan Shroyer, 7. Nathan Myers, 8. Anthony Deming, 9. Garrett Schwartz, 10. Breiden Mooney, 11. Dylan Anderson, 12. Tyler Fitzpatrick.

Heat, round one (8 laps) – Harrison Hall, Madison Bland, Jakeb Boxell, Aiden Williamson, Michael Villena, Taylor Dietsch, Andrew Castelucci. Heat, round two (8 laps) – Hall, Williamson, Bland, Boxell, Castelucci, Vilenna, Dietsch. Feature (15 laps) – 1. Harrison Hall, 2. Aiden Williamson, 3. Jakeb Boxell, 4. Madison Bland, 5. Michael Villena, 6. Taylor Dietsch, 7. Andrew Castelucci.

First heat, round one (8 laps) – Kyle DeKnight, Nathan Bevard, Lucas Chaudoin, Matt Browning, A.J. Spagnuolo, Kenny Barnes, Bill Booher, Jody Emmons. Second heat, round one (8 laps) – Joe Barker, Josh McKnight, Cody Egan, Steve Burkholder, Charlie Schultz, Matt Foos, Kyle Flores, Connor Lund. Third heat, round one (8 laps) – Zach Axlen, John Miller, Tyler Deschaine, Zach Bowman, Allen Poe, Garrett Gosnell. First heat, round two (8 laps) – Chaudoin, Browning, Spagnuolo, DeKnight, Booher, Barnes. Second heat, round two (8 laps) – McKnight, Foos, Schultz, Egan, Barker, Lund, Flores. Third heat, round two (8 laps) – Poe, Deschaine, Miller, Bowman, Gosnell, Axlen. First semi-feature (8 laps) – Egan, Barker, Foos, Spagnuolo, Bevard, Flores, Gosnell. Second semi-feature (8 laps) – Axlen, Lund, Poe, Burkholder, Booher, Bowman, Schultz. Feature (15 laps) – 1. Cody Egan, 2. Josh McKnight, 3. Zach Axlen, 4. Kyle DeKnight, 5. Matt Foos, 6. Matt Browning, 7. Lucas Chaudoin, 8. Allen Poe, 9. Tyler Deschaine, 10. John Miller, 11. Connor Lund, 12. Joe Barker.

First heat, round one (8 laps) – Joe Barker, Cody Egan, Dellas Burns, Brad King, Matt Browning, Matt Foos, Lucas Chaudoin, Charlie Schultz. Second heat, round one (8 laps) – John Miller, Max Stambaugh, Joshua Davis, Kyle Burns, Zach Bowman. First heat, round two (8 laps) – D. Burns, Schultz, Foos, Egan, Browning, King, Chaudoin, Barker. Second heat, round two (8 laps) – Stambaugh, Bowman, Miller. Feature (15 laps) – 1. Cody Egan, 2. Charlie Schultz, 3. Matt Foos, 4. Max Stambaugh, 5. Joshua Davis, 6. Dellas Burns, 7. Matt Browning, 8. John Miller, 9. Brad King, 10. Joe Barker, 11. Lucas Chaudoin, 12. Kyle Burns.

Heat, round one (8 laps) – Cason Konzer, Jonathon Lesiecki, Hayden Dickerson, Matt Maki, Robert Ford, Kyle Kerns, Walter Thomas III, Alex Benovich, Aaron Leffel. Heat, round two (8 laps) – Dickerson, Lesiecki, Thomas, Kerns, Leffel, Konzer, Ford, Maki. Feature (15 laps) – 1. Cason Konzer, 2. Robert Ford, 3. Aaron Leffel, 4. Hayden Dickerson, 5. Jonathon Lesiecki, 6. Matt Maki, 7. Walter Thomas III, 8. Kyle Kerns, 9. Alex Benovich.

First heat, round one (8 laps) – Addison Lushin, Caden Hoyt, Michael Clancy Jr., Clayton Gaines, Jarrett Gerber. Second heat, round one (8 laps) – Zeb Wise, Mox Price, Bennett Lushin, Griffin Brown, Ayrton Olsen. First heat, round two (8 laps) – A. Lushin, Hoyt, Gerber, Gaines, Clancy Jr. Second heat, round two (8 laps) – B. Lushin, Olsen, Brown, Price, Wise. Feature (15 laps) – 1. Addison Lushin, 2. Bennett Lushin, 3. Caden Hoyt, 4. Zeb Wise, 5. Jarrett Gerber, 6. Griffin Brown, 7. Clayton Gaines, 8. Ayrton Olsen, 9. Micahel Clancy Jr., 10. Mox Price.

Heat, round one (10 laps) – Adam Walker, Starla Parsons, Robert Ford, Jonathon Lesiecki, Bud McCune, Walter Thomas III, Aaron Leffel. Heat, round two (10 laps) – Leffel, Parsons, Lesiecki, McCune, Ford, Walker, Thomas. Feature (15 laps) – 1. Aaron Leffel, 2. Starla Parsons, 3. Robert Ford, 4. Jonathon Lesiecki, 5. Bud McCune, 6. Walter Thomas III, 7. Adam Walker.

First heat, round one (8 laps) – Mox Price, Jared Leffel, Lexi Pohlman, Bennett Lushin. Second heat, round one (8 laps) – Zeb Wise, Ayrton Olsen, Hayden Dickerson, Addison Lushin, Griffin Brown. First heat, round two (8 laps) – B. Lushin, Price, Leffel, Richard Johnson, Pohlman. Second heat, round two (8 laps) – Wise, A. Lushin, Olsen, Brown, Dickerson. Feature (15 laps) – 1. Bennett Lushin, 2. Zeb Wise, 3. Jared Leffel, 4. Hayden Dickerson, 5. Lexi Pohlman, 6. Richard Johnson, 7. Addison Lushin, 8. Mox Price, 9. Griffin Brown, 10. Ayrton Olsen.

First heat, round one (8 laps) – Caden Hoyt, Brenden Torok, Zack Cullen, Joshua Lank Jr., Luke Wilhelm. Second round, round one (8 laps) – Chase Burda, Charlie Allen, Race Price, Kasey Jedrzejek. First heat, round two (8 laps) – Hoyt, Cullen, Wilhelm, Lank, Torok. Second heat, round two (8 laps) – Burda, Allen, Price. Feature (15 laps) – 1. Caden Hoyt, 2. Brenden Torok, 3. Zack Cullen, 4. Chase Burda, 5. Luke Wilhelm, 6. Race Price, 7. Joshua Lank Jr., 8. Charlie Allen, 9. Kasey Jedrzejek.

Dunkerken & Lemley Among Shootout Stars!

Lonnie Wheatley, TULSA, Okla. (December 31, 2011) – Heath Dunkerken and Brock Lemley were among the big stars as the 27th Annual Speedway Motors Tulsa Shootout came to a conclusion at the QuikTrip Center’s Tulsa Expo Raceway on Saturday night.

While California’s Dunkerken took top billing by wiring the headline 30-lap Outlaw Micro Sprint Car feature event, Washington’s Lemley was the only driver to double by scoring wins in the Outlaw Non-Wing Micros as well as the 1200cc Mini Sprints.

Other winners on the night included Mitchell Faccinto (“A” Class), Kevin Bayer (Non-Wing), Dahne Lynn McKay (Restricted “A” Class), Kameron Beard (Junior Sprints) and Blake Hahn (Chevy ECOTec Midgets).

All feature results are unofficial pending conclusion of technical inspection.

More to follow…

27th Annual Speedway Motors Tulsa Shootout Results:

600cc Outlaws (141 entries):

Heat Races (8 Laps - Top 60 In Passing Points to Qualifying Races; Balance to "B" Mains):

Qualifying Races (10 Laps - Top 16 in Combined Passing Points from Heats & Qualifiers to "A" Main; Balance to “B” Mains):

“B” Mains (12 Laps – Top 2 from each advance to Last Chance “A” Qualifier):

B Main 8: 1. 91T-Cale Thomas (Fairland, IN), 2. 21-Dan Clark II (Collinsville, OK), 3. 97-Carson McCarl (Altoona, IA), 4. 1c-Chett Gehrke (Broken Arrow, OK), 5. 24s-Scott Plew (Hutsonville, IL), 6. 88AL-Alex Harris (Atwood, IL), 7. 8z-Frederic Fezard, 8. 28-Brian Slusarski (Adrian, MI), 9. 69x-Phillip Davis (Tulsa, OK), 10. 151-Jake Galusha (Omaha, NE), 11. 22-Dalton Wiseley (Sand Springs, OK). DNS: 62-Chad McWhirter (Hastings, NE), 92x-Jake Rosario (Guthrie, OK), 7b-Dave Baugh (Bloomington, IL).

Lap Leaders: Heath Dunkerken 1-30.

600cc Non-Wing Outlaws (142 entries):

Heat Races (8 Laps - Top 60 In Passing Points to Qualifying Races; Balance to "B" Mains):

Qualifying Races (10 Laps - Top 16 in Combined Passing Points from Heats & Qualifiers to "A" Main; Balance to “B” Mains):

“B” Mains (12 Laps – Top 2 from each advance to Last Chance “A” Qualifier):

Lap Leaders: Chris Andrews 1, Harlan Hulsey 2-12, Joe B. Miller 13-20, Brock Lemley 21-25.

“A” Class (153 entries):

Heat Races (8 Laps - Top 60 In Passing Points to Qualifying Races; Balance to "B" Mains):

Qualifying Races (10 Laps - Top 16 in Combined Passing Points from Heats & Qualifiers to "A" Main; Balance to “B” Mains):

“B” Mains (12 Laps – Top 2 from each advance to Last Chance “A” Qualifier):

B Main 4: 1. 28-Karley Kay Dobson (Hulbert, OK), 2. 161-Nate Fleming (Great Bend, KS), 3. 83-Shane Weeks (Wagoner, OK), 4. 28b-Cole Berkenbile (Ft. Goibson, OK), 5. 21-Michelle Melton (Flower Mound, TX), 6. 25-Lane Wilson (Creighton, MO), 7. 24T-Trenton Borchers (Mannford, OK), 8. 131-David Zarski (Olive Branch, MS), 9. 84-Dave Nicholson (Kellyville, OK), 10. 170-Michael Berry (Owasso, OK), 11. 21x-Tom Calico (Tulsa, OK). DNS: 19-Dalton Terrel (Blanchard, OK), 71-Darien Roberts (Broken Arrow, OK), 18x-Austin Shores (Atoka, OK).

Lap Leaders: Mitchell Faccinto 1-25.

Non-Wing (176 entries):

Heat Races (8 Laps - Top 60 In Passing Points to Qualifying Races; Balance to "B" Mains):

Qualifying Races (10 Laps - Top 16 in Combined Passing Points from Heats & Qualifiers to "A" Main; Balance to “B” Mains):

B Main 1: 1. 99b-Brady Bacon (Broken Arrow, OK), 2. 610-Luke Lucas (Alvin, TX), 3. 17h-Derek Holmwood (Bellingham, WA), 4. 20r-Kyle Harris (Bristow, OK), 5. F15-Coy Jorden (Teague, TX), 6. 26e-Dalton Steed (Kennedale, TX), 7. 92-Jordan Herrman (Jay, OK), 8. 5k-Nathan Killion (Hustonia, MO), 9. 51-Matt Ward (Glennpool, OK), 10. 15J-Jake Hilbern (Muskogee, OK0, 11. 193-Raleigh Shepherd (Houston, TX), 12. 3x-Scott Peterson (Ivring, TX), 13. 7T-Todd Truitt (Dewey, OK), 14. 83r-Kyler Ray (Tulsa, OK). DNS: 60x-Chance Terrel (Oklahoma City, OK).

B Main 3: 1. 73-Alex Sewell (Broken Arrow, OK), 2. 94L-Layne Himebaugh (Collinsville, OK, 3. 08-David McIntosh (Broken Arrow, OK), 4. 20s-Steven Curbow (Tulsa, OK), 5. 11x-Donny Rowan (Tulsa, OK), 6. 6-Brandon Reagle (Tulsa, OK), 7. 01-Allyn Shiveley (Lincoln, NE), 8. 78d-Dustin Dixton (Dewey, OK), 9. 30-John Crowder (Summerfield, FL), 10. 07-Cord Dodson (Cyril, OK), 11. 1T-Kevin Battarbee (Broken Arrow, OK), 12. 6d-Morgan Dowdy (Amarillo, TX). DNS: 7-Chris Cochran (McLoud, OK), 17w-Harli White (Lindsay, OK), 28w-Chris Wilson (Raymore, MO).

Lap Leaders: Kevin Bayer 1-25.

Restricted “A” Class (79 entries):

Heat Races (8 Laps - Top 60 In Passing Points to Qualifying Races; Balance to "B" Mains):

Qualifying Races (10 Laps - Top 16 in Combined Passing Points from Heats & Qualifiers to "A" Main; Balance to “B” Mains):

“B” Mains (12 Laps – Top 2 from each advance to Last Chance “A” Qualifier):

“A” Main (25 Laps): 1. 79m-Dahne Lynn McKay (Laton, CA), 2. 11e-Cory Elliott (Bakersfield, CA), 3. 7m-Chance Morton (Coweta, OK), 4. 27-Dylan Fox (Joshua, TX), 5. 27T-Tucker Klaasmeyer (Paola, KS), 6. 98-Sean Watts (Atwater, CA), 7. 41-Giovanni Scelze (Fresno, CA), 8. 192-Kyler Shaw (Fresno, CA), 9. 16-Brock Berreth (Claremore, OK), 10. 27a-Alex Coronado (Modesto, CA), 11. 441-Chris Martin (Ankeny, IA), 12. 29-Dougie James (Richmond Beach, WA), 13. 27k-Kyle Keeler (El Reno, CA), 14. 747-Reagan Reed (Waco, TX), 15. 22x-Seth Brown (Edmond, OK), 16. 33-Jordan Creason (Clinton, MO), 17. 22c-Cole Campbell (Mexico, MO), 18. 07-Cord Dodson (Cyril, OK), 19. 23-Howard Moore (Memphis, TN), 20. 93-Riley Kreisel (Warsaw, MO), 21. 82-Christian Kinnison (Mansfield, TX), 22. 99h-Lyndon Harvey (Amarillo, TX), 23. 3e-J.T. Ellis (Wellsville, KS), 24. 777-Bailey Hughes (Tulsa, OK).

Lap Leaders: Dahne Lynn McKay 1-20.

Junior Sprints (39 entries):

Heat Races (8 Laps - Top 14 In Passing Points to “A” Main; Balance to "B" Mains):

“B” Mains (12 Laps – Top 3 from each advance to “A” Main):

Lap Leaders: Cole Roberts 1-12, Kameron Beard 13-15.

1200cc Mini Sprints (40 entries):

Heat Races (8 Laps):

Qualifying Races (8 Laps - Top 14 in Combined Passing Points from Heats & Qualifiers to "A" Main; Balance to “B” Mains):

“B” Mains (12 Laps – Top 2 from each advance to Last Chance “A” Qualifier):

“A” Main (25 Laps): 1. 10L-Brock Lemley (Bellingham, WA), 2. 17h-Derek Holmwood (Bellingham, WA), 3. 5j-Jim Scanlon (Chicago, IL), 4. 7-Jared Gunderson (Sedro Woolley, WA), 5. 81-Scott Krueger (Ocala, FL), 6. 15-Merril Lamb (Iola, KS), 7. 8F-Scott Fasse (Westchester, OH), 8. 22c-John Campbell, 9. 13e-T.J. Heil (North Bend, OH), 10. 80-Trey Gustin, 11. 6*-Jason Youngblood (Bellingham, WA), 12. 10-Dan Hillberg (Whittier, CA), 13. 21-Ryan Cully (Burlington, WA), 14. 07-Jeff Gieg (Johnstown, CO), 15. 17-Austin Pribbenow (Elizabeth, CO), 16. 87-Liam Ryan (Langley, BC), 17. 4x-Austin Archdale (Brinfield, IL), 18. 13-Steven Hendrickson (Bellingham, WA), 19. 15F-Aaron Fell, 20. 09-Tyson Cross (Langley, BC).

Lap Leaders: Brock Lemley 1-20.

Chevy ECOTec Midgets (20 entries):

Heat Races (8 Laps):

Qualifying Races (8 Laps):

Feature Lineup (Based on combined points from heats and qualifiers): 1. 1-Mike Ward (Tulsa, OK), 2. 51-Matt Ward (Glenpool, OK), 3. 52-Blake Hahn (Sapulpa, OK), 4. 9-Austin Brown (Millstadt, IL), 5. 72e-Eric Fenton (Tulsa, OK), 6. 4x-Kevin Ramey (Ft. Worth, TX), 7. 37-Brunson Behning (Davenport, IA), 8. 35-Cody Ledger (Omaha, NE). 9. 28-Cameron Hagin (Broken Arrow, OK), 10. 77-Danny Stratton (Riverside, CA), 11. 84-Kyle Evans (Lemoore, CA), 12. 72k-Kevin Bayer (Bixby, OK), 13. 29-Brandon Hahn (Tulsa, OK), 14. 7-Mike Gass (Worth, IL), 15. 72-Cole Custer (Kannapolis, NC), 16. 93-Richard Kreisel (Warsaw, MO), 17. 87F-Brian McClelland (Tulsa, OK), 18. 69m-Jeff Gieg (Johnston, CO), 19. 22-Jon Sawyer (Strafford, MO), 20. 5-Patrick Bruns (Champaign, IL)

Lap Leaders: Mike Ward 1-10, Blake Hahn 11-20.

14th annual Rumble in Fort Wayne

Friday, Dec. 30 and Saturday, Dec. 31, 2011│Memorial Coliseum Expo Center│Fort Wayne, Ind.

FRIDAY STORY

Stewart gives Rumble rivals another migraine

By RON WARE Classic Motorsports

FORT WAYNE, Ind. – Tony Stewart spent Friday nursing a headache – a regular occurrence, he admitted. “I have a headache every day,” he said. Imagine how his competition felt. The three-time NASCAR champion made a triumphant return to the Rumble in Fort Wayne, easily winning the 50-lap midget feature that capped the opening night of the 14th annual indoor event. Racing on the 1/6-mile track for the first time in three years, he passed Dave Darland on lap 17 and rolled to his eighth victory here in 13 starts before a nearly full house at the Memorial Coliseum Expo Center. Headache or not, there was no hiding his grin. “It’s exciting to be back,” said Stewart, a 40-year-old native Hoosier who raced in Australia the past two off-seasons. “This isn’t your normal weekly racing. You don’t get many chances to run indoors. “It’s fun to race (at the Rumble). It’s still a good time. We have lots of things going on in the (Stewart-Haas Racing) shop, so we didn’t get to race sprint cars in Australia this year. If you can’t race sprint cars in Australia, what could be better than to come back here and to do (January’s) Chili Bowl?” Including a victory earlier in the month in an all-star kart race, Stewart has won seven of his past 12 races overall – including the dramatic 5-for-10 finish to the Sprint Cup season that gave him his third NASCAR championship. If the likes of Carl Edwards and Jimmie Johnson couldn’t stop him, did his midget rivals have a chance? Actually, Stewart said, he figured he would need every trick in the book to pass Darland, the pole-sitter. Starting third in the 14-car field, Stewart quickly dispatched Jon Stanbrough, then hounded Darland, nudging him in turn two on lap 17. He streaked alongside down the backstretch, then darted inside between turns three and four to wrest the lead. Kyle Hamilton, a 19-year-old rising star, came on to finish second, five car-lengths back, followed by Stanbrough, David Gough and Joe Liguori. Darland placed 12th after being caught up in an accident. “I was giving him everything I had,” Stewart said of Darland, who has two wins and 10 top-three finishes in 18 races here. “He’s so good, it’s hard to rattle him. You have to give him some love taps to let him know you’re there.” Darland, the winner on the second night last season, said his car’s handling went away after about 10 laps. “Our car just wasn’t good enough to hold him off,” he said. Hamilton hoped a slippery track would play into his hands, but Stewart masterfully guided his Mike Fedorcak-built Munchkin-Volkswagen home despite having to weave through traffic. “We started getting some oil on the track that helped me out,” Hamilton said. “He started to get loose at the end. I was hanging in there. “You think about what could have been, but I’ll take second to Tony.” Tyler Ross and Lynn Ambrose led all the way in winning the winged outlaw modified midget and mini-sprint features, respectively. Jason Dunn notched three victories in karts. Another full day of midget, winged midget, mini-sprint, kart and quarter midget racing is scheduled for Saturday {Dec. 31}, with spectator gates opening at 11 a.m. and the main portion of the program after 6 p.m. Additionally, stuntman Henry “The Pitbull” Rife will attempt a world record indoor jump of 10 cars on an ATV. He crashed on landing last season while attempting the feat, breaking his collarbone.

MIDGETS (National/Ford Focus/Kenyon)

Qualifications – 1. Tony Stewart, 2x, Stewart, 7.830 seconds; 2. Jon Stanbrough, 7, Daugherty, 7.972; 3. Dave Darland, 0, Daugherty, 8.169; 4. Billy Wease, 99, Burrow, 8.179; 5. Jacob Wilson, 10, Moore, 8.251; 6. David Gough, 6, A&G, 8.275; 7. Mike Fedorcak, 97, Stewart, 8.278; 8. Bryan Nuckles, 59, Nuckles, 8.282; 9. Nick Hamilton, 8, Hamilton, 8.286; 10. Mike Wallace, 10, Wallace, 8.297; 11. Brandon Knupp, 78, Chambers, 8.315; 12. Tim Jedrzejek, 8up, Williams, 8.320; 13. Cory Setser, 56, Rencurrel, 8.327; 14. Kyle Hamilton, 33, Hamilton, 8.327; 15. Jim “Timex” Morgan, 2, Afterhours, 8.328; 16. Jim Anderson, 99g, Guess, 8.342; 17. Joe Liguori, 67, Sexton, 8.352; 18. Mike Osite, 20, Fedorcak, 8.375; 19. Taylor Ferns, 55, Ferns, 8.380; 20. Rich Corson, 15, Corson-Savage, 8.427; 21. Donnie Adams Jr., 49, Burrow, 8.466; 22. Rex Norris III, 63, Norris, 8.485; 23. Bobby Santos III, 98, Burrow, 8.501; 24. Matt Westfall, 19, Ryder, 8.540; 25. Cooper Clouse, 14, Clouse, 8.543; 26. Chris Jagger, 27, Jagger, 8.554; 27. Steve Irwin, 0s, Flying Zero, 8.708; 28. Amanda Quinones, 15k, Knupp, 8.852; 29. Dan Dunigan Jr., 19d, Dunigan, 8.897; 30. Terry Ahern, 6t6, Ahern, 9.015; 31. Isaac Chapple, 52, Chapple, 9.070; 32. Eric Shirey, 22, Sexton, 9.135; 33. Deano Lennon, 61, Lennon, 9.262; 34. Joey Burrow, 92, Burrow, 9.464; 35. Zach Fuhrman, 32x, Fuhrman, 9.553; 36. Kevin Shirey, 41, Sexton, 9.575; 37. Tyler Cottongim, 28, Cottongim, 9.700; 38. David Fuhrman, 32, Fuhrman, 9.753; 39. Derek Bischak, 31, Bischak, 11.199; 40. Gary Bradley, 4, Bradley, NT; 41. Chris Neuenschwander, 3, Barnett, NT. First heat (10 laps) – Stewart, Knupp, Gough, Anderson, Chapple, Jagger, Neuenschwander, K. Shirey, Adams. Second heat (10 laps) – Jedrzejek, Stanbrough, Liguori, Irwin, Cottongim, E. Shirey, Norris, Fedorcak. Third heat (10 laps) – Darland, Setser, Santos, Quinones, Osite, Nuckles, Lennon, D. Fuhrman. Fourth heat (10 laps) – K. Hamilton, Wease, Westfall, N. Hamilton, Ferns, Bischak, Burrow, Dunigan. Fifth heat (10 laps) – Morgan, Wilson, Corson, Clouse, Ahern, Z. Fuhrman, Wallace. First semi-feature (12 laps) – Gough, Corson, Neuenschwander, Wallace, E. Shirey, Dunigan, N. Hamilton. Second semi-feature (12 laps) – Liguori, Anderson, Clouse, Nuckles, Norris, Adams, Ferns, K. Shirey. Third semi-feature (12 laps) – Santos, Irwin, Fedorcak, Chapple, Lennon, Ahern. Fourth semi-feature (12 laps) – Westfall, D. Fuhrman, Quinones, Z. Fuhrman, Cottongim, Jagger, Burrow. Feature (50 laps) – 1. Tony Stewart, 2. Kyle Hamilton, 3. Jon Stanbrough, 4. David Gough, 5. Joe Liguori, 6. Brandon Knupp, 7. Tim Jedrzejek, 8. Cory Setser, 9. Billy Wease, 10. Bobby Santos III, 11. Jacob Wilson, 12. Dave Darland, 13. Matt Westfall, 14. Jim “Timex” Morgan. Lap leaders: Darland 1-16, Stewart 17-50.

WINGED OUTLAW MODIFIED MIDGETS

Qualifications – 1. Ben Quinones, 007, Quinones, 8.134 seconds; 2. Ryan Smith, 22, VanDoren, 8.249; 3. Matt Janisch, 14j, Janisch,8.316; 4. John Ivy, 94, Henry, 8.317; 5. Cap Henry, 04, Henry, 8.407; 6. Erick Rudolph, 32, Rudolph, 8.444; 7. Tyler Ross, 3t, Holmquist, 8.575; 8. Bill Dunham, 84, Dunham, 8.577; 9. Chris Stockham, 44, Stockham, 8.594; 10. Larry Joe Sroufe, 21s, Sroufe, 8.628; 11. A.J. Lesiecki, 14, Lesiecki, 8.772; 12. Clay Sanders, 21, Sanders, 8.778; 13. Randy Brown, 55b, Brown, 8.783; 14. Tim Neil, 19n, Dunigan, 8.790; 15. Ben Taylor, 19, Taylor, 8.795; 16. Brandon Knupp, 20, Chambers, 8.800; 17. Chase Ridenour, 11r, Ridenour, 8.806; 18. Nick Landon, 82, Landon, 8.807; 19. Brian Gerster, 7, Underwood, 8.864; 20. Drew Dorsett, 11b, Bickel-Sager, 8.949; 21. Dan Dunigan Jr., 19d, Dunigan, 8.952; 22. Michael Kettnich, 19k, Kettnich, 8.995; 23. Rusty Strausbaugh, 29, Strausbaugh, 9.003; 24. Jason Ormsby, 51, Ormsby, 9.034; 25. Richard Smith, 12, Smith, 9.052; 26. Mark Zumbrun, 35, Zumbrun, 9.068; 27. Jim “Timex” Morgan, 51m, Ormsby, 9.103; 28. Jeremy Glasford, 14, Glasford, 9.132; 29. Howard McCormick, 26m, Sager, 9.217; 30. Butch Hamilton, 1h, Hamilton, 9.226; 31. Larry Fox, 28, Fox, 9.236; 32. Gary Klein, 68, Klein, 9.238; 33. Steve Shockney Jr., 28s, Shockney, 9.428; 34. Kyle Henry, 51h, Ormsby, 9.434; 35. Nick Eastin, 93, Eastin, 9.446; 36. Ryan Nawrocki, 5n, Reed, 9.733; 37. Steve Myers, 88, Myers, 9.934; 38. Ed Wilberg Sr., 5, Wilberg, 10.380. First heat (10 laps) – C. Henry, Stockham, Dunigan, Ri. Smith, McCormick, Ridenour, Shockney, Myers, Brown, Quinones. Second heat (10 laps) – Ry. Smith, Neil, Rudolph, Sroufe, K. Henry, Landon, Zumbrun, Wilberg, Hamilton, Kettnich. Third heat (10 laps) – Janisch, Ross, Lesiecki, Morgan, Eastin, Strausbaugh, Taylor, Fox, Gerster. Fourth heat (10 laps) – Ivy, Knupp, Dunham, Glasford, Sanders, Nawrocki, Klein, Ormsby, Dorsett. First semi-feature (12 laps) – Sroufe, Ridenour, Ormsby, Taylor, Strausbaugh, Sanders, K. Henry. Second semi-feature (12 laps) – McCormick, Gerster, Glasford, Eastin, Zumbrun, Wilberg, Hamilton, Fox, Kettnich, Landon, Ri. Smith, Shockney, Myers. Feature (30 laps) – 1. Tyler Ross, 2. John Ivy, 3. Erick Rudolph, 4. Cap Henry, 5. Matt Janisch, 6. Brandon Knupp, 7. Ryan Smith, 8. Larry Joe Sroufe, 9. Jason Ormsby, 10. Bill Dunham, 11. Dan Dunigan Jr., 12. Chase Ridenour, 13. Jeremy Glasford, 14. Brian Gerster, 15. Howard McCormick, 16. A.J. Lesiecki, 17. Tim Neil; 18. Chris Stockham. Lap leaders: Ross 1-30.

MINI-SPRINTS

Qualifications – 1. Lynn Ambrose, 1, Ambrose, 9.041 seconds (establishes track record); 2. Doug Jones, 37, Jones, 9.272; 3. Lynsey Tilton, 74, Tilton, 9.402; 4. Collin Parker, 25, Parker, 9.439; 5. Becca Stiefel, 328, Stiefel, 9.652; 6. Collin Ambrose, 36, Ambrose, 9.671; 7. Ron Coleman, 44, Coleman, 10.093; 8. Gary Bradley, 4, Bradley, 12.631; 9. Kyle McIntosh, 17b, Eaglin, 13.082. Heat (10 laps) – Parker, Tilton, C. Ambrose, McIntosh, L. Ambrose, Stiefel, Jones, Coleman, Bradley. Feature (15 laps) – 1. Lynn Ambrose, 2. Lynsey Tilton, 3. Kyle McIntosh, 4. Doug Jones, 5. Becca Stiefel, 6. Ron Coleman, 7. Gary Bradley, 8. Collin Parker, 9. Collin Ambrose. Lap leaders: L. Ambrose 1-15.

Stage is Set for Tulsa Shootout Finale!

Lonnie Wheatley, TULSA, Okla. (December 30, 2011) – With nearly 800 entries from throughout the nation and beyond battling it out through 100 heat races and 34 qualifying races on Thursday evening and all day Friday, the stage has been set for Saturday’s 27th Annual Speedway Motors Tulsa Shootout feature events at the QuikTrip Center’s Tulsa Expo Raceway.

A total of 790 competitors mixed it up in Micro Sprint, Mini Sprint and Chevy ECOTec Midget action on the 1/5-mile clay oval with two classes contesting 38 heat races on Thursday before another 62 heat races and 32 qualifying races took place on Friday.

In the headline Outlaw Micro Sprint class, Broken Arrow’s Donnie Ray Crawford earned the pole position for Saturday night’s championship feature event with California’s Heath Dunkerken alongside.

Others earning pole positions include Owasso’s Harlan Hulsey (Outlaw Non-Wing), Hanford, California’s Mitchell Faccinto (“A” Class), Bixby’s Kevin Bayer (Non-Wing), Joshua, Texas’ Dylan Fox (Restricted “A”), Broken Arrow’s Victoria Leslie (Junior Sprint), Bellingham, Washington’s Brock Lemley (1200cc Mini Sprints) and Tulsa’s Mike Ward (Chevy ECOTec Midgets).

Doors open at 9:00 a.m. on Saturday, semi-features get under way at 10:00 a.m. with the championship feature events firing off at approximately 6:30 p.m.

27th Annual Speedway Motors Tulsa Shootout Results:

600cc Outlaws (141 entries):

Heat Races (8 Laps - Top 60 In Passing Points to Qualifying Races; Balance to "B" Mains):

Heat 13: 1. 44h-Michael Dicely (Lewisberry, PA), 2. 1j-Ryan Greth (New Bloomfield, PA), 3. 89-Robbie Johnson (Hastings, NE), 4. 10L-Brock Lemley (Bellingham, WA), 5. 24s-Scott Plew (Huttsonville, IL), 6. 1g-Joseph J. Smith (Moscow, PA), 7. 28-Brian Slusarska (Adrian, MO), 8. 21b-Christopher Bell (Norman, OK).

Qualifying Races (10 Laps - Top 16 in Combined Passing Points from Heats & Qualifiers to "A" Main; Balance to “B” Mains):

Qualifier 1: 1. 29-Auston Stone (Visalia, CA), 2. 55-Donnie Ray Crawford (Broken Arrow, OK), 3. 7b-Austin Brown (Millstadt, IL), 4. 13-Trent Carter (Terra Bella, CA), 5. 13h-Brad Hannum (Granite Bay, CA), 6. 91T-Cale Thomas (Fairland, IN), 7. 53-Tye Mihocko (Peoria, AZ), 8. 17w-Harli White (Lindsay, OK), 9. 23d-Trey Detweiler (Herscher, IL), 10. 99-Chris McNitt (Ft. Worth, TX), 11. 12-Frank Galusha (Lincoln, NE).

600cc Non-Wing Outlaws (142 entries):

Heat Races (8 Laps - Top 60 In Passing Points to Qualifying Races; Balance to "B" Mains):

Heat 1: 1. 144-Tim Buckwalter (Royersford, PA), 2. 51m-Caleb Martin (Houston, TX), 3. 53-Tye Milhocko (Peoria, AZ), 4. 9d-Earl McDoulett, Jr. (Claremore, OK), 5. 24j-Sean Jones (Mansfield, TX), 6. 62-Chad McWhirter (Hastings, NE), 7. 23L-Jason Lair (Del City, OK). DNS: 135-Cody Ledger (Del City, OK).

Qualifying Races (10 Laps - Top 16 in Combined Passing Points from Heats & Qualifiers to "A" Main; Balance to “B” Mains):

Top 16 in Passing Points (Locked into Saturday Night's Feature): 1. 11h-Harlan Hulsey (Owasso, OK), 2. 7-Chris Cochran (McLoud, OK), 3. 79-Chris Andrews (Tulsa, OK), 4. 10L-Brock Lemley (Bellingham, WA), 5. 2jr-Joe B. Miller (Millersville, MO), 6. 21b-Christopher Bell (Norman, OK), 7. 52-Blake Hahn (Sapulpa, OK), 8. 29-Austin Stone (Visalia, CA), 9. 51m-Caleb Martin (Houston, TX), 10. 77-Jonathan Beason (Broken Arrow, OK), 11. 28-Karley Kay Dobson (Hulbert, K), 12. 59-Tyler Courtney (Indianapolis, IN), 13. 41k-Cole Ketchum (Muncie, CA), 14. 17e-Blake Edwards (Claremore, OK), 15. 144-Tim Buckwalter (Royersford, PA), 16. 19-Dalton Terrel (Blanchard, OK).

“A” Class (153 entries):

Heat Races (8 Laps - Top 60 In Passing Points to Qualifying Races; Balance to "B" Mains):

Heat 11: 1. 32-Trey Marcham (Oklahoma City, OK), 2. 79-Chris Andrews (Tulsa, OK), 3. 27a-Alex Coronado (Modesta, CA), 4. 151-Seth Hancock (Springville, CA), 5. 03-Shayle Bade (Lincoln, NE), 6. 30-John Crowder (Summerfield, FL), 7. 28g-Cordon Goyer (Owasso, OK), 8. 126-Dustin McGee (Clay Center, KS).

Qualifying Races (10 Laps - Top 16 in Combined Passing Points from Heats & Qualifiers to "A" Main; Balance to “B” Mains):

Top 16 in Passing Points (Locked into Saturday Night's Feature): 1. 11F-Mitchell Faccinto (Hanford, CA), 2. 29s-Scott Sawyer, 3. 15T-Tristan Guardino (Fremont, CA), 4. 10-George White (Ft. Worth, TX), 5. 131x-Dylan Kadous (Topeka, KS), 6. 79-Chris Andrews (Tulsa, OK), 7. 74-D.J. Estes (Mansfield, TX), 8. 15x-Tyson Hall (Longview, TX), 9. 26-Nate Lauderbaugh (Kokomo, IN), 10. 711-Colby Estes (Mansfield, TX), 11. 89j-Jarrett Crouch (Jay, OK), 12. 92x-Jake Rosario (Guthrie, OK), 13. 181-Frank Flud (Pryor, OK), 14. 61-Kaley Engstrom (Rhome, TX), 15. 88-Koen Shaw (Fresno, CA), 16. 121-Austin Kromberg (Lincoln, NE).

Non-Wing (176 entries):

Heat Races (8 Laps - Top 60 In Passing Points to Qualifying Races; Balance to "B" Mains):

Heat 11: 1. 05-Drew Shiveley (Columbia, MO), 2. 79-Chris Andrews (Tulsa, OK), 3. 2jr-Joe B. Miller (Millerville, MO), 4. 128-Trevor Reed (Waco, TX), 5. 321-Chad Winfrey (Liberty, MO), 6. 20s-Steven Curbow (Tulsa, OK), 7. 28b-Cole Berkenbile (Ft. Gibson, OK). DNS: 77L-Katlyn Leer (Morton, IA).

Qualifying Races (10 Laps - Top 16 in Combined Passing Points from Heats & Qualifiers to "A" Main; Balance to “B” Mains):

Restricted “A” Class (79 entries):

Heat Races (8 Laps - Top 60 In Passing Points to Qualifying Races; Balance to "B" Mains):

Heat 4: 1. 11b-Payton Pierce (Bridgeport, TX), 2. 60-Kent Miller, Jr. (Overland Park, KS), 3. 21T-Tucker Klassmeyer (Paola, KS), 4. 10-J.J. Haley (Winamac, IN), 5. 14r-Morgan Roan (Crowley, TX), 6. 111-Morgan Montgomery (Redfield, AR), 7. 14-Taylor Myers (Poolville, TX), 8. 6-Myers Damio (Owasso, OK).

Heat 10: 1. 79m-Dahne Lynn McKay (Laton, CA), 2. 87-Ashley Reagan (Kennedale, TX), 3. 15x-Jeffrie Filsowski (Humble, TX), 4. 3e-J.T. Ellis (Wellsville, KS), 5. 97b-Bailey Stringer (Owasso, OK), 6. 1s-Joey Schmidt (Mena, AR). DNS: 44a-Ayrton Gennetten (Versailles, MO).

Qualifying Races (10 Laps - Top 16 in Combined Passing Points from Heats & Qualifiers to "A" Main; Balance to “B” Mains):

Qualifier 4: 1. 07-Cord Dodson (Cyril, OK), 2. 11e-Cory Elliott (Bakersfield, CA), 3. 29-Dougie James (Richmond Beach, WA), 4. 22x-Seth Brown (Edmond, OK), 5. 777-Bailey Hughes (Tulsa, OK), 6. 23b-Jacob Brown (Mountlake Terrace, WA), 7. 51b-Bailey Felkins (Collinsville, OK), 8. 76-Zane Lawrence (Lillian, TX), 9. 15x-Jeffrie Filsowski (Humble, TX), 10. 10-J.J. Haley (Winamac, IN), 11. A1-Austin Sheridan (Mt. Vernon, WA), 12. 1-Johnny B. (Colleyville, TX).

Junior Sprints (39 entries):

Heat Races (8 Laps - Top 14 In Passing Points to “A” Main; Balance to "B" Mains):

1200cc Mini Sprints (40 entries):

Heat Races (8 Laps):

Qualifying Races (8 Laps - Top 14 in Combined Passing Points from Heats & Qualifiers to "A" Main; Balance to “B” Mains):

Chevy ECOTec Midgets (20 entries):

Heat Races (8 Laps):

Qualifying Races (8 Laps):

27th Annual Tulsa Shootout Gets Underway!

Lonnie Wheatley, TULSA, Okla. (December 29, 2011) – The 27th Annual Speedway Motors Tulsa Shootout kicked off Thursday night with a record 788 entries filling the QuikTrip Center’s Tulsa Expo Raceway.

Following a practice session through the day, heat races for the 142 Non-Wing Outlaw competitors and 153 “A” Class contenders were contested on the 1/5-mile clay oval, setting the stage for those classes’ qualifier races that will take place along with the other six divisions’ heat races on Friday.

Bellingham, Washington’s Brock Lemley emerged atop the Non-Wing Outlaw passing point charts after surviving mayhem to win his heat race from eighth, with other top point earners including Owasso’s Harlan Hulsey, Pennsylvania’s Ryan Greth, Missouri’s Andrew Felker and California’s Koen Shawn.

In “A” Class action, Hanford, California’s Mitchell Faccinto rallied from the tail of the field to win his heat race and land a spot atop the passing point charts with other top earners including Nebraska’s Austin Kromberg, British Columbia’s Liam Ryan, Newcastle’s Josh Marcham and Tulsa’s Chris Andrews.

27th Annual Speedway Motors Tulsa Shootout Results:

600cc Non-Wing Outlaws (142 entries):

Heat Races (8 Laps - Top 60 In Passing Points to Qualifying Races; Balance to "B" Mains):

“A” Class (153 entries):

Heat Races (8 Laps - Top 60 In Passing Points to Qualifying Races; Balance to "B" Mains):

BRAZIER BRISTLES TO WSS SPEEDWEEK ROUND WIN
official release – Hi-Tec World Series Sprintcars
December 27, 2011

Garry Brazier still has plenty to give the sport of Sprintcar Racing, and tonight the 6 times Australian Champion showed why he’s still a force to be reckoned with in taking out the 35 lap A-Main for Round Two of the WSS Speedweek Series at Murray Machining & Sheds Murray Bridge Speedway.

In the words of arch rival and runner-up finisher Brooke Tatnell Garry Brazier “turned the clock back fifteen years to let fans re-live an important part of WSS history when the names Brazier and Tatnell would regularly clash for feature race supremacy.

“I hate losing, you know that,” conceded Tatnell, “but it’s pretty cool to have Braz’ back here and winning a race tonight. He did a good job and we couldn’t quite peg him back on the last lap. That’s the problem with leading like we did, you’re never sure when or where somebody’s going to make a challenge for your spot.”

Brazier was elated to claim the 35 lap A-Main, and beamed a toothy grin in victory lane as son Jordyn and the crew gathered around the Capalaba Wreckers #21 J&J.

There were ominous signs early, if you wanted to look for them.

Brazier was fast, and Dad Steve Brazier was wearing a small, confident smile that told you he knew his son was on the money.

With only a handful of laps the six times national champ stole the lead from Brooke Tatnell after earlier pick-pocketing Jason Johnson for second and setting out after the Krikke Motorsport Cool car.

“It’s so good to be back in victory lane. You sometimes wonder, when you’ve been to the top and been away for a while, if you can really get back to the top again but tonight it’s confirmed that I can still get in one of these cars and win in a World Series event. That’s a great feeling. This is still the best competition in the country and I’m really enjoying the chance to run with these guys again.”

Indeed it was like old times, with Brazier taking the win from Tatnell, and the original boss of WSS John Hughes in attendance as the Grand Marshall for the fifth round in a gesture by Speedway Australia to recognise his contribution to the sport and the series for many years.

Brazier was extremely lucky in some respects to even take the chequered flag after surviving not one but two near misses, including the first major incident when he made contact with an almost spun car on the main straight that saw James McFadden ricochet into the situation and roll along with livewire South Aussie Ryan Jones.

Remarkably Brazier spun backwards but didn’t stall and so at the restart was able to pick up his original second row starting position.

He also had a power meeting with the turn four wall, smacking his right rear against the concrete with the chequered flag in sight and with Tatnell only 0.1s behind him.

Jason Johnson was disappointed to have missed the win, but still relatively pleased with his third place result in the #47 Haynes Labour Hire Maxim.

“We’d just made the pass on Brooke with fifteen laps to go when the red lights came on before we could lock in a complete lap as the leader I knew we’d going back behind him for the restart,” admitted the American, “for some reason though it took me about four or five laps to get going each time and by that time Brooke had got away and Brazier had gotten past me. We were starting to catch them back but the traffic and the laps running out took their toll.”

The stoppage on lap 20 that Johnson referred to was a spectacular crash that saw Grant Anderson hang the Wagga Mobile Cranes D&F Racing Products Foster chassis off the turn four fence after he ran high and tagged the wall going into turn three.

Running the cushion, which was up by the wall, took commitment and a large set of rotors and after many laps of trailblazing up by the concrete Anderson’s courageous run sadly came to an abrupt end.

Grant was able to rapidly escape the wreckage though it’s believed that the Anderson team might be building up a new car for the rest of the series.

Johnson paid tribute to the track staff as well.

“We had quite a heated discussion in the pits about the amount of times the track gets graded and watered at this place but to their credit they took on board what we (the drivers) wanted and we ended up with a track that you could pass on all night. It was a lot of fun to race tonight.”

David Murcott started the A-Main on the front row alongside high points man and Vortex Wings Gold Shootout winner Brooke Tatnell, and some spirited battles with Jason Johnson, Robbie Farr and Brazier the Horrell Motorsport #83 Eagle wound up hot on the heels of the lead trio to run fourth at the fall of the chequers.

Robbie Farr continued his consistent run to claim fifth in the East Coast Pipeline / Hi-Tec Oils #7 Maxim though crew chief Nick Speed admitted at the last stoppage fifteen laps from home that they just hadn’t come up with a race winning combination and they were struggling to come up with something that could turn that around.

There was another major red light stoppage when Ian Madsen’s slide job on Luke Dillon came unstuck with the duo making contact and Madsen’s Australia Wide Towing #11 Cool cannoning straight into the turn four wall and into a wild roll.

Madsen climbed from the wreck unscathed but the damage was significant to the Barry Lewis owned #11.

Danny Reidy found some form in the Desert Palms Resort Eagle and the Queensland based Territorian worked his way around the low line to good effect where he eventually placed sixth in a season’s best result behind Robbie Farr.

Seventh across the line was James McFadden who recovered from his upside down experience to spend much of the race with a crushed main wing before the team could finally replace it with a new one under an open red light situation when Grant Anderson crashed.

Max Dumesny came from deep within the B-Main to make the A-Main transfer and then come home in 8^th in the Valvoline / GKR Transport Maxim, passing a stack of cars in the process between the two races.

Trevor Green brought the Natrad #4 Maxim home safely inside the top ten with a ninth place result ahead of fellow South Aussie Jamie Cobby in tenth, ahead of the damaged Hogs Breath Eagle of Luke Dillon in eleventh, Dylan Jenkin’s #51 Tatiara Truck & Trailer Cool was twelfth, 20 year old birthday boy Daniel Pestka in the Gawler Farm Machinery J&J in thirteenth, Phillip March’s Maxwill Engines J&J in fourteenth and South Aussie hard charger Steven Caruso fifteenth.

DNF’s in the A-Main included Shaun Bradford (turn one spin), Ian Madsen (rollover) Ryan Jones (rollover) and Steven Lines.

Lines smacked the wall on the main straight early in his Monster Energy Monte Motorsport J&J and had to retire the car with a broken off right rear shock absorber.

The result was made even more disappointing for the Monte team who had thrashed to replace a blown rear end in the Vortex Wings Gold Shootout with only minutes to spare before the A-Main.

The top 20 drivers in points after Round Five of the Hi-Tec Oils World Series Sprintcars Championship and Round Two of the Speedweek Series are:

James McFadden	1376
Jason Johnson	1328
Robbie Farr	1202
Ian Madsen	1164
David Murcott	1133
Steven Lines	1131
Trevor Green	1121
Brooke Tatnell	1090
Dylan Jenkin	1060
Max Dumesny	1051
Danny Reidy	940
Grant Anderson	919
Glen Saville	900
Jeremy Cross	793
Garry Brazier	769
Ricky Maiolo	763
Shaun Dobson	705
Luke Dillon	680
Matt Egel	606
Daniel Pestka	581

Round Six of the Hi-Tec Oils World Series Sprintcars Championship (also Round Two of the Speedweek tournament) is scheduled for Tuesday night, December 28, 2011.

For more information visit www.worldseriessprintcars.com.au

Heathcote’s Nyora night

In front of a large crowd Shane Heathcote took out his first A Main win in the Fire Service Plus Sprintcar All Stars Series at Nyora Speedbowl last night. The Victory Lane Racegear #SA39 lead from the green to the checker after starting out of position 2 in the A..#ACT15 Harley Bishop, #V68 Brett Milburn, #V11 Brad Foster and #V71 Mark Weaver were then left to dice it out for the remaining top finishing places and they did just that with some fast and very close racing between them. With regular 410 runner Brett Milburn slotted in a 360 for the show and locked in 2^nd place with the ACT15 Harley Bishop in 3^rd, young Mark Weaver’s V71 4^th, ACT26 Tony Moule’s QT Chassis in 5^th and V66 Wayne Logue in 6^th.

Starting from position 8 and working up to 4^th V83 Chris Solomon had a moment and bought on the yellows which put him to the rear of the field at the restart. “Farmer” Phil Lock had a much improved night in the V4 Cool car after starting in position 12 and moving up to 7^th and winning another Red Ed Sheds drum of methanol – 3^rd in a row!!!

“We had a issue early in the night with the power going out from the venue which concerned us but thanks to the work of the Nyora Electrician we managed to get back up and running without too much of a delay.” Searle tells us.

“All drivers adapted to the tight little bull ring track after running one the big half mile at Rosedale the other weekend and not one red for the night. “It’s awesome when this happens – I just love it, to get a night thru without any major car damage and to still have close racing it’s a credit to all the drivers.” says Searle.

Heat wins – Chris Solomon, Tony Moule, Keke Falland and Brett Milburn.

Pole Shoot Out – Harley Bishop

Final Placing’s - Shane Heathcote, Brett Milburn, Harley Bishop, Mark Weaver, Tony Moule, Wayne Logue, Phil Lock, Colin Brooks, Keke Falland, Michael Cunningham, Mark Caruso, Simon Amato, Chris Solomon, Shaun Forrell, Zac Farrer, Brad Foster – DNF, Michael Graham – DNF, Paul Solomon - DNF

Contingency winners for the night were:

Keke Falland - Fire Service Plus Hot Arse Award

Michael Graham - Hugs & Kisses Award

Mark Noonan - The Johnny V Tear Off Award

Tony Moule - Oval Express Quick Time Award

Owen Bulman - $100 IDIGIT Award

Colin Brooks - Bar Up 8 Award

Phil Lock - Red Ed Sheds Award

Tie – Phil Lock & Tony Moule - 1-11 Tools Hard Charger Award

Harley Bishop - Hennessey Transport Shoot Out

Shane Heathcote - Hoosier Tire A Main winner

Supercheap Auto Archerfield Speedway

Colebard Street, Archerfield Qld

Tuesday December 27, 2011

Schatz Opens Qld Tour With A Win, Rico Fifth

Donny Schatz opened his five night tour at Supercheap Auto Archerfield Speedway in the best possible manner with victory in Round 7 of the KRE Race Engines Sprintcar Track Championship on Boxing Night, leading home David Muir and Cameron Gessner in the thirty lap Feature race. Fellow American Rico Abreu opened his International Sprintcar racing account with a solid fifth place finish and won himself a legion of fans in the process.

Driving the Monte Motorsports #17 J&J and starting from position five, Schatz moved past Cameron Gessner for second at one end of the race track on lap four and then took over the lead at the other end when Andrew Scheuerle's race came to an end with driveline problems in the #25 Ausdeck Racing entry, the KRE Championship contender rolling to a stop in turn four and subsequently pulling out of the event.

Muir, first in KRE 4 and third in WSS 1 this season at Archerfield, moved past Gessner for second a lap after the restart and set sail after the man who arguably ranks as the number one Sprintcar driver in the world, catching him in lapped traffic only for the yellows to come back out and snuff out the momentum he was building. Schatz however was near perfect in the final two thirds of the race, patiently waiting out a couple of yellows and then biding his time as two lapped cars fought for position ahead of him late in the going to win by just under three seconds and tick the first of five boxes in front of him during his two week stay in the Sunshine State.

Abreu, without doubt the shortest man to ever wheel a Sprintcar around Qld's Home Of Speedway, also commanded his own attention throughout the evening. Whether it was drivers and crews checking out the cockpit of the specially modified USA89 Kaedings Performance/Abreu Vineyards Maxim, the turn of speed he showed to stop the clock at a very impressive 11.405s in his first competitive look at the track (second only to Donny's 11.375s) or the character he showed to fight his way back into a top five finish in the Feature after starting sixth and dropping as far back as ninth, Rico got himself noticed and accredited himself very well.

The fans on the hill certainly agreed - and there were a lot of them at the special Boxing Day event - as they cheered his every move and then flocked to the ABC Auto Gear Racing transporter he shared with Pete Thorley after the races were finished for their chance to meet the nineteen year old Californian and grab an autograph from him.

KRE 7 was full of the wheel to wheel action Sprintcar racing is renowned for and Heat race wins during the evening went the way of Brett Thomas, Kevin Titman, Paul Rooks, Darrell Hodges, Steven Johnson and Peter Lack. Andrew Scheuerle, fourth in points after the Heats, won the Dash from Cameron Gessner, Pete Thorley, David Muir, Schatz and Abreu while Hodges, Dan Murray, Anthony Lambert and Luke Oldfield all transferred to the Feature via the B-Main.

Bryan Mann's fourth place finish in the A-Main coupled with Scheuerle's DNF will see Mann extend his lead in the KRE Race Engines Sprintcar Track Championship as the Series passes the half-way mark. Mann also leads the Sprintcars Qld Club Championship point score heading into the final Club race of 2011 at Kingaroy Speedway this Friday night.

In other racing on the Boxing Night programme, Matt Hardy won the Auto Parts 4U Action Series AMCA Nationals Feature from Eric Knight and Rene Frenkin, James Kennedy won the P&M Motor Body Works ASCF Junior Sedans Feature from Patrick Brennan and Jayden Peacock while Paul Hovey, Luke Thomas and Brian Gardner finished 1-3 in the twelve lap Modlites Feature.

The next event at Supercheap Auto Archerfield Speedway will be night two of the annual Summer Of Speed schedule on Sunday night January 1 with Round 8 of the KRE Race Engines Sprintcar Track Championship featuring USA stars Donny Schatz, Rico Abreu and Shane Stewart plus a Demolition Derby, Fireworks and a host of support class racing on the programme.

Event Results:

Visit brisbanespeedway.com.au/results.asp for full results of all events held at Supercheap Auto Archerfield Speedway.

JAY-MAC DOES IT AGAIN
official press release – World Series Sprintcars
December 26, 2011

James McFadden accounted for a classy field of 42 entrants tonight at Adelaide’s Speedway City in winning the fourth round of the Hi-Tec Oils World Series Sprintcars Championship.

It’s his third win in four rounds held so far.

“Glen Beaton (his crew chief) had the car set up perfectly tonight,” grinned the very happy winner, “it seemed like it didn’t matter where I put the car I could go quickly. I think I did about ten laps without lifting off the gas pedal. It was a dream to run this car tonight.”

The Queensland based Northern Territorian (Alice Springs) 21 year old sped his Totally Workwear #25 COOL Chassis to a strong win in the 35 lap Speedweek opener, relieving early leader Jason Johnson of the #1 position.

“I screwed up in traffic,” lamented Johnson, “you can’t afford to give any of these guys an inch and unfortunately I coughed up the lead at a critical moment and spent the rest of the race playing catch up.”

Johnson’s #47 Haynes Mechanical Maxim was fast all night, and began the A-Main from the front row alongside Vortex Gold Shootout winner David Murcott.

The American shot to an early lead and within half race distance the battle for second had extended to a five-car conflict between David Murcott, Robbie Farr, Steven Lines and Brooke Tatnell.

Lines powered his Monster Energy / Monster Energy #7 J&J to his second consecutive runner-up position in a WSS A-Main, following up on his result at Mildura for Round Three.

“Full credit to James (McFadden), he was fast and he did a good job. They put themselves in a position to win this race and we came up just a little short. It was a really enjoyable race; there were lapped cars everywhere and about four or five of us battling for position. It’s night like this you love racing Sprintcars.”

Jason Johnson finished right on Lines’ tail in the battle for second with the very consistent Robbie Farr fourth in the East Coast Pipeline #7 Maxim.

“Considering we were in no man’s land with qualifying, tonight’s not a bad result. It really could have gone either way coming into our second heat tonight but fortunately we were able to scrape into the Shootout and at least get a decent shot at a decent feature result,” Farr admitted.

Fifth car home was WSS Grand Marshall and Australian Sprintcar Champion Brooke Tatnell who had an up and down night in the Toyota Genuine Parts #1 COOL.

Tatnell set quick time in Revolution Racegear qualifying and looked set to rack up high points coming into the Shootout but an incident in his second heat where he made contact with a half spun Glen Saville saw the #1 COOL flip down the back straight.

The team thrashed to repair the car in time for the Shootout but the eight times WSS Champion wound up qualifying 6^th for the A-Main – two spots back from the 4^th place situation when he entered the event.

Tatnell would be the first one to admit, he really didn’t make the impact he was hoping for in the A-Main.

David Murcott put the #83 Mainline Dynolog Dynamometer Eagle Chassis on pole with a blitzing 12.280s lap in the Gold Shootout – as so often he has over the last season and a half.

The Victorian hard charger was involved in a major incident earlier in the night which saw South Aussie youngster Luke Bowey take a wild ride and Murcott also join the upside down club.

The crew returned the hastily repaired car to the track to finish the event but they wound up changing a motor prior to the Shootout – it was a busy night for the 2010/2011 Series runner-up.

He challenged several times for the lead but faded back to 6^th by the fall of the chequers.

Coming in behind Murcott was the ever consistent Luke Dillon in the Hogs Breath Café #81 Eagle over fellow Adelaidians Matt Egel (Universal Forklifts #29 QT Chassis) who won the “Hard Charger” award for his rapid advancements, Ryan Jones (Murray Machining & Sheds XXX) and Trevor Green in the Natrad #4 Maxim rounding out the top ten.

Eleventh was a good result to salvage for Ian Madsen in the Australia Wide Towing #11 (he had a damaged front wing in qualifying that hurt his time trial performance) ahead of 12^th place Dylan Jenkin (this result probably doesn’t accurately describe his consistency) Max Dumesny in 13^th (Valvoline / GKR Transport Maxim) Daniel Pestka in 14^th, Brad Keller (#19 Fatchen) in 15^th and rounding out the finishers Sydneysider Glen Saville.

Recording a DNF against their names were Ricky Maiolo, Jamie Cobby, Garry Brazier and Warrenne Ekins.

Round Five of the Series (and Round Two of Speedweek) will be conducted at Murray Machining & Sheds Murray Bridge Speedway Tuesday night, December 27.

Series points for the 2011/2012 Hi-Tec World Series Sprintcars Championship after the first four rounds are:

1	NQ 25	James McFadden	818
2	AC 11	Ian Madsen	790
3	Q 7	Robbie Farr	782
4	NQ 47	Jason Johnson	762
5	S 4	Trevor Green	694
6	S 51	Dylan Jenkin	663
7	W 7	Steve Lines	648
8	V 5	Max Dumesny	647
9	Q 83	David Murcott	608
10	V 37	Grant Anderson	599
11	N 75	Glen Saville	584
12	NT 5	Danny Reidy	554
13	S 24	Ricky Maiolo	529
14	A 1	Brooke Tatnell	523
15	N 39	Jeremy Cross	509
16	Q 36	Shaun Dobson	421
17	Q 25	Andrew Scheuerle	420
18	Q 68	Cameron Gessner	409
19	Q 18	David Muir	272
20	N 21	Garry Brazier	261

For more information on the series please visit www.worldseriessprintcars.com.au

Solomon wins Rosedale

On a rain shortened A Main the Fire Service Plus Sprintcar All Stars Series trip to Rosedale Speedway was finished before they would have liked. Chris Solomon’s #V83 led the race for the entire 20 laps. Lined up on the front row with Simon Amato’s #V28 Cool Solomon showed his ability from the start. ACT15 Harley Bishop’s JB Motorsport Maxim started in 5th and quickly moved up to 2nd with only 1 lap down. He showed Solomon he was there a couple of times but Solomon wasn’t going to give in easily. Brooks V97 running third and Wayne Logue’s V66 fourth for the majority of the race until Brooks right rear let go bringing on the yellows with V66 Wayne Logue becoming involved. Logue having to go to the rear for a second push. Logue had been one of the movers on the night with great speed shown from his Ford powered Maxim. Unfortunately for the Ron Jones Racing V97 it was the end of their night. Bishop had an uncharacteristic moment in turn 4 and bought on the yellows. With the line up ready to go the rain started and the race declared. “We got 20 laps of our main in and the drizzle started – just a bit but enough to make us call the event, weight the top 5 cars and then clouds opened – so we were kind lucky to get this far.” Searle says. “The storms that hit Geelong and Melbourne finally blew to Rosedale. We got a bit of warning as the wind became cool and the lightening show in the distance got closer. We reprogrammed the night, skipped interval and nearly made it – just not quite. But hey – we had another great feature race and an awesome crowd so we cannot complain too much.” Heat wins – Wayne Logue, Chris Solomon, Colin Brooks, and Keke Falland. Pole Shoot Out – Simon Amato

Final Placing’s – Chris Solomon, Simon Amato, Keke Falland, Peter Logue, Tony Moule, Mark Noonan, Phil Lock, Mark Weaver, Wayne Logue, Brad Foster, Harley Bishop, Colin Brooks-DNF, Paul Solomon – DNF, Shaun Forrell – DNF, Scott Irons – DNF, Owen Bulman - DNF Contingency winners for the night were: Scott Irons - Fire Service Plus Hot Arse Award Paul Solomon - Hugs & Kisses Award Owen Bulman - The Johnny V Tear Off Award Wayne Logue - Oval Express Quick Time Award Phil Lock - $100 IDIGIT Award Mark Weaver - Bar Up 8 Award Phil Lock - Red Ed Sheds Award Peter Logue - 1-11 Tools Hard Charger Award Simon Amato - Hennessey Transport Shoot Out Chris Solomon - Hoosier Tire A Main winner

Congratulations James McFadden

The Supercheap Auto Archerfield Speedway promotional team and staff congratulate James McFadden on his victory in Round 1 of the Hi-Tec Oils World Series Sprintcars Championship, leading home defending Champion Robbie Farr and Brisbane's own David Muir in a sensational race which highlighted Sprintcar racing at it's very best.

McFadden, Farr and Muir have each posted victories at Archerfield this season in the KRE Race Engines Sprintcar Track Championship and ironically, finished one through three in the most recent KRE event just a week ago.

Additionally, thank you to all the fans who patiently sat out the weather with us on Saturday night and returned on Sunday for the remainder of the programme. We certainly hope you enjoyed the races as much as we did and we look forward to the World Series Sprintcars drivers returning in January to take on Donny Schatz in the Australian Sprintcar Open.

McFadden Wins Dramatic Hi-Tec WSS Main Event

Article courtesy of World Series Sprintcars: The crowd had to wait an extra 24hrs to get it, but the wait to see Round One of the 2011/2012 Hi-Tec Oils World Series Sprintcars after the previous night’s rain out was worth every second as the WSS big guns put on a show to remember in the 30 lap A-Main.

History will show that the feature race had drama, carnage, frayed tempers and some of the best wheel-to-wheel competition seen in the series for many years as eventual winner James McFadden, Jason Johnson and Robbie Farr staged a three-way war for supremacy.

The lead swapped on numerous occasions between McFadden and Johnson in particular but unfortunately with only four laps remaining the race ended with Johnson’s #47 car in the wall with an upside down David Murcott alongside, bringing on the yellow lights.

Johnson squeezed past McFadden on the back straight but as they duo entered turn three they coincidentally came up on the lapped car of David Murcott. Conditions became crowded and the American came out second best with a damaged car and a DNF a disappointing result.

“It wasn’t a smart move,” Johnson frowned, “he came up on the infield to pass me and left me with nowhere to go. I ain’t happy.”

“I don’t think I touched him,” explained McFadden, “if I did I’m sorry but I honestly don’t think I caused that situation. We were racing hard, and we’re racing for a World Series Sprintcars main event win. None of us hold back out there.”

The win is the second consecutive main event success for the 21 year old at Supercheap Autos Archerfield Speedway and his career first for WSS competition.

“It’s taken long enough hasn’t it,” McFadden grinned.

Robbie Farr was a strong second place in Hi-Tec Oils #7 and happy to be so.

“I was watching those two guys (Johnson and McFadden) getting pretty serious up in front and for a second there I thought they’d take each other out and I might drive by for the win. Nah, I wouldn’t want that, it was an awesome race with the three of us, it’s a shame it had to end that way.”

Third home was the sensational David “Blingy” Muir in the P&M Motor Body Repairs #18 after a courageous run around the outside of celebrated WSS veterans Trevor Green and Max Dumesny to come from fifth to third in four laps and score a huge cheer from the local fans.

“I had to look twice to check that I’d really passed Max and Trevor on the outside,” grinned Muir, “the track was awesome tonight and you could do that kind of passing all night.”

Max Dumesny squeezed his Valvoline / GKR Transport entry passed the #4 NATRAD car of Trevor Green in the last four laps, edging himself into the top four and putting the unlucky South Aussie back to fifth.

Hard luck stories of the night included 8 times WSS Champion Brooke Tatnell who rolled over early in the night and never really recovered to narrowly miss the transfer in the B-Main in his battle ravaged #A1 Toyota Genuine Parts Cool Chassis.

“The car is junk,” frowned crew chief Peter Caporn, “we’ll have to build a new car in time for Dubbo.”

Titan Racing youngster Shaun Dobson also suffered a similar fate, binning the once pristine #36 Titan Garages Maxim after a power meeting with the concrete wall in his opening heat race. Dobson received a bruised knee in the incident and the team is, like Krikke Motorsport, building a new car for Dubbo next weekend.

Todd Wanless was fast all night in his Action Metal Recycling #2 but he was caught up in an incident in turn two of the third lap in the A-Main and suffered terminal front-end damage.

In a separate incident not far from the same place Wanless crashed (on a different lap) Steven Lines also took a big ride in the Monster Energy #7 J&J when he caught the right rear of another car on the back straight and drilled the wall before rolling over.

Second in last year’s series David Murcott was innocently involved in a back straight incident that bent his car and tore off the right side driver’s panel. The hard charging Victorian was all at sea recovering after that and struggled to regain track position before being caught up with Jason Johnson while being lapped and then rolling over.

Talented youngster Luke Oldfield’s night was going well until he got caught up in the turn two melee and that ended his A-Main prematurely.

In one of the best A-Main events seen in WSS competition for some time, the final results were:

1. James McFadden

2. Robbie Farr

3. David Muir

4. Max Dumesny

5. Trevor Green

6. Andrew Scheuerle

7. Ian Madsen

8. Bryan Mann

9. Grant Anderson

10. Cameron Gessner

11. Danny Reidy

12. Kevin Titman

13. Richard Morgan

14. Jeremy Cross

15. Glen Saville

DNF – Jason Johnson

DNF – David Murcott

DNF – Steven Lines

DNF – Todd Wanless

DNF – Luke Oldfield

For complete results, news and information on the Hi-Tec Oils World Series Sprintcars Championship, visit the official Series site at www.worldseriessprintcars.com

MCFADDEN WINS OPENING ROUND OF HI-TEC WORLD SERIES SPRINTCARS AT ARCHERFIELD

The crowd had to wait an extra 24hrs to get it, but the wait to see Round One of the 2011/2012 Hi-Tec Oils World Series Sprintcars after the previous night’s rain out was worth every second as the WSS big guns put on a show to remember in the 30 lap A-Main.

“It wasn’t a smart move,” Johnson frowned, “he came up on the infield to pass me and left me with nowhere to go. I ain’t happy.”

The win is the second consecutive main event success for the 21 year old at Supercheap Autos Archerfield Speedway and his career first for WSS competition.

“It’s taken long enough hasn’t it,” McFadden grinned.

Robbie Farr was a strong second place in Hi-Tec Oils #7 and happy to be so.

“I had to look twice to check that I’d really passed Max and Trevor on the outside,” grinned Muir, “the track was awesome tonight and you could do that kind of passing all night.”

“The car is junk,” frowned crew chief Peter Caporn, “we’ll have to build a new car in time for Dubbo.”

Titan Racing youngster Shaun Dobson also suffered a similar fate, binning the once pristine #36 Titan Garages Maxim after a power meeting with the concrete wall in his opening heat race.

Dobson received a bruised knee in the incident and the team is, like Krikke Motorsport, building a new car for Dubbo next weekend.

Todd Wanless was fast all night in his Action Metal Recycling #2 but he was caught up in an incident in turn two of the third lap in the A-Main and suffered terminal front-end damage.

Talented youngster Luke Oldfield’s night was going well until he got caught up in the turn two melee and that ended his A-Main prematurely.

In one of the best A-Main events seen in WSS competition for some time, the final results were:

1. James McFadden 2. Robbie Farr 3. David Muir 4. Max Dumesny 5. Trevor Green 6. Andrew Scheuerle 7. Ian Madsen 8. Bryan Mann 9. Grant Anderson 10. Cameron Gessner 11. Danny Reidy 12. Kevin Titman 13. Richard Morgan 14. Jeremy Cross 15. Glen Saville

DNF – Jason Johnson DNF – David Murcott DNF – Steven Lines DNF – Todd Wanless DNF – Luke Oldfield

Top Gun Sprints

Bubba Raceway Park, November 12, 2011

K & N Heat #1

1) 81 Sport Allen (Pinellas Park, FL)

2) 43 Danny Martin (Sarasota, FL)

3) 14 Ryan Partin (Orlando, FL)

4) 47W Kyle Welchance (Sebring, FL)

5) 3A A.J. Maddox (Brandon, FL)

6) 98 Shawn Murray (Jacksonville, FL)

7) 92 Matt Kurtz (Jacksonville, FL)

8) 92T Tim Ysbrand (Hinesville, GA)

Rod End Supply Heat #2

1) 6S Robbie Smith (Tampa, FL)

2) 0 Jimmy Ballew Jr. (Riverview, FL)

3) 11 Brett O’Donnell (Deland, FL)

4) 83 Mark Ruel Jr. (Jacksonville, FL)

5) 13H Shane Kriedler (Jupiter, FL)

6) 79 David Slawiak (Seffner, FL)

7) 02 Gene Lasker (Tampa, FL)

8) 1* Tim George (Venice, FL)

Simpson Heat #3

1) 55 Kerry Gilbert (Dover, FL)

2) 8 Rich Alexander (Tampa, FL)

3) 9 Brandon Grubaugh (Ocala, FL)

4) 14W Dan Jones (Valrico, FL)

5) 12 Collin Cabre (Thonotosassa, FL)

6) 34 Darren Orth (Jacksonville, FL)

7) 42 Tim Grubaugh (Ocala, FL)

Lucas Oil Feature

1) 24 Danny Martin; 2) 6S Robbie Smith; 3) 81 Sport Allen; 4) 11 Brett O’Donnell; 5) 55 Kerry Gilbert; 6) 3A A.J. Maddox; 7) 0 Jimmy Ballew Jr.; 8) 92 Matt Kurtz; 9) 12 Collin Cabre; 10) 9 Brandon Grubaugh; 11) 83 Mark Ruel Jr.; 12) 98 Shawn Murray; 13) 14 Ryan Partin; 14) 34 Darren Orth; 15) 1* Tim George; 16) 92T Tim Ysbrand; 17) 02 Gene Lasker; 18) 14W Dan Jones; 19) 8 Rich Alexander; 20) 13H Shane Kriedler; 21) 79 David Slawiak; 22) 47W Kyle Welchance; 23) 42 Tim Grubaugh; DNS

Commentary

The Top Gun Sprints made their sixth visit of 2011 to Bubba Raceway Park on Saturday November 12, 2011. There were 23 cars at the track to give fans three heat races and a 25 lap feature race.

Ryan Partin in the 14 car had the pole with Sport Allen in the 81 on the outside for the start of the K & N heat race. On the start Sport Allen got the better start and took the lead and never looked back and was the winner. The 83 of Mark Ruel Jr. had the pole for the ROD END SUPPLY heat race, with Jimmy Ballew Jr. in the 0 car on the outside. On the start 02 of Gene Lasker and 1* of Tim George got together and brought out the red flag. On the restart it was Robbie Smith of the 6S took the second heat win. Kerry Gilbert in the 55 car had the pole with Rich Alexander in the 8 for the start of the SIMPSON heat race. It was Kerry Gilbert to take the lead and the heat win.

The 6S of Robbie Smith had the pole for the start of the LUCAS OIL feature race event, with the 43 of Danny Martin alongside. After a parade lap, race went to green and it was Kyle Welchance in the 47W car flipped in turn 1 wall that brought out the red, he was ok but car not so. After clean-up and a restart it was Robbie Smith took the lead, after several yellows on the next restart it was Danny Martin out front and never looked backed and took the checkered flag, followed by Robbie Smith in the 6S car, Sport Allen in the 81 car, Brett O’Donnell in the 11 car and Kerry Gilbert in the 55 car rounding out the top 5.

The staff and racers of the Top Gun Sprints would like to thank everyone for their support and hope to see you at East Bay Raceway Park November 26, 2011. Congratulation goes out to Shawn Murray for winning the KSE Hardcharger Award.

ALEX BRIGHT WINS THE CANDY BOWL AT SUSQUEHANNA SPEEDWAY PARK AS DREW HEISTAND IS CROWNED CHAMPION IN ARDC’s 72nd SEASON

Coming into the Candy Bowl at Susquehanna Speedway Park, Drew Heistand had not wrapped up the ARDC Midget point championship but all he had to do was start his heat race and he would amass enough point to outdistance Nick Wean. Mission accomplished as Heistand won the first heat race.

After a foot of snow delayed the race by a week and a day Heistand came to the track looking to not only qualify but to win but by the time all the candy wrappers were empty it was Alex Bright picking up his second win of the season.

At the drop off the green flag, Dave Shirk jumped from his pole position into the lead and immediately started a dual with Dusty Heistand and Alex Bright. Going into the third turn, Jimmy Glenn spun and collected Nick Wean who did a slow roleover.

Both cars were restarted but Wean was forced to retire when it was discovered that his battery had come out of the car.

On the restart it was Shirk driving back into the lead with Heistand in tow. Behind the front two was a war on wheels for the third spot between Bright, Steve Drevicki and Steve Bull.

On the following circuit, Heistand and Bright got by Shirk and started to open a lead. On lap 4 Bright was able to get a bite and swept around the outside of Heistand coming off the second turn.

Two laps later, Drevicki was able to get by Shirk and brought Bruce Buckawalter Jr. along as the two moved into third and fourth.

The yellow flag was unfurled on the eighth lap for Jimmy Glenn. Glenn’s racer had a broken axle and had to be towed from the track.

On the restart, Drew Heistand got by Shirk for fifth and immediately started pressuring Buckwalter Jr. for fourth while his brother Dusty was trying to get back around Bright into the lead.

With the final 12 laps of the race running non-stop it allowed Bright to slowly pull away to over a straight away lead over Heistand and Drevicki who were entertaining the crowd with some great side by side action.

At the checkered flag it was Bright with Dusty Heistand holding off Steve Drevicki for second while Drew Heistand made a late race pass of Buckwalter Jr. for fourth.

Finishing sixth through tenth were, Tim Buckwalter, PJ Gargiulo, Brenden Bright, Ryan Smith and Andrew Hannula.

Heat races went to Drew Heistand, Steve Bull and Tim Buckwalter

CANDY BOWL NOTES: When Drew Heistand left Susquehanna after the first race of the season he was in next to last place in points. At intermission the drivers pushed their cars onto the front stretch and kids were invited to come out and Trick or Treat. Bruce Buckwalter Jr’s. car was pushed onto the race track by an ATV driven by a big fluffy dog. Alex Bright will compete at the Chili Bowl in January, Dusty Heistand’s second place car has a for sale sign on it. Steve Drevicki made the two hour drive from State College, PA where he is attending classes at Penn State University. PJ Gargiulo had the number 5 on his car instead of his familiar 51. He also had a pumpkin and a scary mouth designed by his daughter on the front. Andrew Hannula recently bought a car and will spend the winter rebuilding it for action next season. Trevor was behind the wheel of teammate Carey Becker’s 20 as hi number 49 has been sold. Bridgeport Modified champion, Ryan Watt was back in action for his second consecutive race. Steve Buckwalter was not on hand as he was on his way to Austrailia to race.

SUSQUEHANNA SPEEDWAY PARK November 6, 2011 ARDC Wingless Midgets (21 Entries) 1) 77 Alex Bright, 2) 6 Dusty Heistand, 3) 19 Steve Drevicki, 4) 12 Drew Heistand, 5) 83 Bruce Buckwalter Jr. 6) 52 Tim Buckwalter, 7) 5 PJ Gargiulo, 8) 88 Brenden Bright, 9) 33 Ryan Smith, 10) 89 Andrew Hannula, 11) 46 Brett Arndt, 12) 20 Trevor Kobylarz, 13) 17 Ryan Watt, 14) 16 Dave Shirk, 15) 01 Steve Bull, 16) 57 Jason Rice, 17) 11 Eric Heydenreich, 18) 53 Randy Reid, 19) 75 Scott Zipp, 20) 07 Jimmy Glenn 21) 78 Nick Wean HEATS Drew Heistand, Steve Bull, Tim Buckwalter

Bright with Midget Feature at Sunday’s J&K Salvage Candy Bowl

Newberrytown, PA (November 6, 2011) – The 7th Annual Candy Bowl at the Susquehanna Speedway Park presented by J&K Salvage of York was postponed on Saturday, October 29 due to a record October snowfall blanketing the speedway. The race, rescheduled for Sunday, November 6 found Alex Bright winning the 20-lap wingless ARDC Midgets over Dusty Heistand and Steve Drevicki. Tyler Walton became the seventh different 600cc Micro Sprints Candy Bowl winner by claiming the 20-lap feature event over Shane Lewis. Walton adds his name along with the likes of Cody Darrah, Ben Murphy, Brent Marks, Jimmy Brookens, Heath Henley and Shane Lewis, all previous Micro Sprint Candy Bowl victors.

Jared Umbenhauer claimed the 20-lap Sportsman Modified feature over John Kovatch and Ryan Beltz. A.J. Desantis was the early leader until he relinquished the lead on lap 3 after spinning in turn one and two.

Roy Wareheim Jr. led from start to finish claiming the 25-lap Byers Tires Thundercars main event. Harlon Leppo picked up the Legends Cars 20-lap feature victory. Joe Robertston won the 20-lap Sidewinder Sprint feature. York Haven’s Daryl Sipe picked up the 15-lap Mini Van Feature also collecting his fourth Candy Bowl victory. Al Kessock rolled his van early in the race and continued without caution to finish in the runner-up spot.

Before the midget feature began, the cars and drivers in all divisions were brought to the frontstretch for the large crowd of children in costumes to trick or treat. This was also a great opportunity for everyone to visit their favorite drivers to get pictures and autographs.

Previous Winners of the Candy Bows presented by J&K Salvage:

2005: Mike Miller (ARDC Midgets); Cody Darrah (600cc Micro Sprints); Duane Watson

(Thundercars); Kory Sites (Street Stocks); Jason Rochelle (Legends Cars); Greg Updegraff

(Xtreme Stock Cars); Kendra Knaub (Women on Wheels Stock Cars); Butch Richcreek (Mini Vans); Penney Repp (Women on Wheels School Buses).

2006: Ray Bull (ARDC Midgets); Ben Murphy (600cc Micro Sprints); Craig Wagaman (Thundercars);

Jason Rochelle (Legends Cars); Daryl Sipe (Mini Vans); Kendra Knaub (Women on Wheels Stock Cars).

2007: Eric Heydenreich (ARDC Midgets); Brent Marks (600cc Micro Sprints); Craig Wagaman

(Thundercars); Jason Rochelle (Legends Cars); Mike Taft (Mini Vans); Kendra Knaub (Women

on Wheels Stock Cars).

2008: Randy Monroe Jr. (ARDC Midgets); Jimmy Brookens (600cc Micro Sprints); Sam Gallagher Jr.

(Thundercars); Stephen Nederostek (Legends Cars); Richard Day (Mini Vans); Kendra Knaub

(Women on Wheels Stock Cars).

2009: Steve Buckwalter (ARDC Midgets); Shane Lewis (600cc Micro Sprints); Sam Gallagher Jr.

(Thundercars); Blaine Leppo (Legends Cars); Daryl Sipe (Mini Vans).

2010: Bruce Buckwalter Jr. (ARDC Midgets); Heath Henley (600cc Micro Sprints); Sam Gallagher Jr.

(Thundercars); Craig Whitmoyer (Sportsman Modifieds); Scott Gobrecht (Legends Cars);

Daryl Sipe (Mini Vans).

2011: Alex Bright (ARDC Midgets); Tyler Walton (600cc Micro Sprints); Roy Wareheim Jr.

(Thundercars); Jared Umbenhauer (Sportsman Modifieds); Harlon Leppo (Legends Cars); Joe

Robertson (Sidewinder Sprints), Daryl Sipe (Mini Vans).

Race Results from Saturday, November 6, 2011

ARDC Midget Feature (20 laps): 1. Alex Bright; 2. Dusty Heistand; 3. Steve Drevicki; 4. Drew Heistand; 5. Bruce Buckwalter Jr.; 6. Tim Buckwalter; 7. P.J. Gargiulo; 8. Brenden Bright; 9. Ryan Smith; 10. Andrew Hannula; 11. Brett Arndt; 12. Trevor Kobylarz; 13. Ryan Watt; 14. Dave Shirk; 15. Steven Bull; 16. Jason Rice; 17. Eric Heydenreich; 18. Randy Reid; 19. Scott Zipp; 20. Jimmy Glenn; 21. Nick Wean.

HEAT RACE WINNERS: Drew Heistand; Bull and T. Buckwalter.

600cc Micro Sprint Feature (20 laps): 1. Tyler Walton; 2. Shane Lewis; 3. Chase Deitz; 4. Travis Scott; 5. Tyler Ross; 6. Jim Young; 7. Luke Thomas; 8. Ryan Wilson; 9. Tanner Hunsicker; 10. Jermain Godshall; 11. Brett Widener; 12. Shawn Floyd; 13. Andrew Zeller; 14. Brad Weber Jr.; 15. Cheyenne Topper; 16. Brad Weber Sr.

FEATURE LAP LEADERS: Walton (1-8, 10-20); Lewis (9).

HEAT RACE WINNERS: Walton and Lewis.

Sportsman Modified Feature (20 laps): 1. Jared Umbenhauer; 2. John Kovatch; 3. Ryan Beltz; 4. Kevin Beach; 5. Justin Andrews; 6. Wayne Witmer; 7. Kevin Belmont; 8. Trent Brewbaker; 9. Kevin Brady; 10. A.J. Desantis; 11. Daryl Dissinger; 12. Mike Mammana; 13. Joshua Hertzog; 14. Steve Searock; DNS – Craig Whitmoyer.

FEATURE LAP LEADERS: Desantis (1-3); Umbenhauer (4-20).

HEAT RACE WINNERS: Desantis and Umbenhauer.

Legends Cars Feature (20 laps): 1. Harlon Leppo; 2. Scott Houdeshell; 3. Bob Stough; 4. tim Henry; 5. Richard Miller; 6. Brent Marquis; 7. Scott Spidle; 8. Scott Gobrecht; 9. Ed Trump; 10. Scott Zellers; 11. Cody Haines; 12. Jim Black; 13. Bill Diehl.

FEATURE LAP LEADERS: Leppo (1-7, 11-20); Henry (8-10).

HEAT RACE WINNERS: Leppo and Houdeshell.

Byers Tires Thundercars Feature (25 laps): 1. Roy Wareheim Jr.; 2. Todd Miller; 3. Jimmy Jesmer; 4. Mickey Guise; 5. Alan Crammer; 6. Chad Stine; 7. Jamie Zentmyer; 8. Larry Neiderer; 9. Justin Bittle; 10. Jimmy Tyson; 11. Barry Williams; 12. Brian Walls.

FEATURE LAP LEADERS: Wareheim Jr. (1-25).

Sidewinder Sprints Feature (20 laps): 1. Joe Robertson; 2. Rohan Beasley; 3. Gary Funck; 4. Brett Gleason; 5. Seth Kearchner; 6. Mike Zelinois; DNS – Rich Halter; Zasch Overmiller.

FEATURE LAP LEADERS: Robertson (1-20).

HEAT RACE WINNERS: Kearchner.

Mini Van Feature (15 laps): 1. Daryl Sipe; 2. Al Kessock; 3. Jeremy Haines; 4. Jason Lefebrve; 5. Jace Mentzler; 6. Ryan Davis; 7. Stephanie Pacana; 8. Kyle Martin; 9. Donny Groff; 10. John Kitner.

FEATURE LAP LEADERS: Haines (1); Sipe (2-15).

Murcott The Master Again

By Phil Michell

For the second time in three years Victorian David Murcott captured one of the biggest blue ribbon events of the season as he emerged victorious in the Oxford Insurance Brokers Australian Sprintcar Masters at Adelaide’s Speedway City. After winning the dash and starting from pole position Murcott trailed early race leader Steven Lines and looked destined to finish second until Lines got caught up with the lapped car of Glen Sutherland handing the lead to Murcott. Despite his best efforts Lines was unable to make up the lost ground just failing in his attempt to become only the third South Australian to claim the Master’s Title.

“We got lucky tonight, Steven was clearly the fastest car tonight but you have to take them when you can. Once again Mike and Darryl Downing gave me a great car, we have been a little unlucky this season so it was about time something went our way” added Murcott as he held the winner’s trophy on the podium.

Third across the line was Trevor Green, who recorded his fourth consecutive podium result in the event. Fourth place went to current Track Champion Luke Dillon with his Revolution Racegear Track Championship rival Danny Pestka, who had set quick time during time trials, completing the top five.

With an extremely warm and humid day the track proved to be a little slick during the heat races therefore the track was reworked prior to the final and as a result the track was lightning fast during the final. Unfortunately this made it extremely hard to pass as all of the cars were at one speed and the only real pass of significance was the one for the lead in the 30 lap non stop encounter.

Former Australian Champion James McFadden had a quite night but he still managed to finish a solid sixth ahead of Jamie Cobby, Mark Reuter, Ryan Jones and Terry Pitt.

Earlier in the night heat wins went to Ricky Maiolo, Ryan Jones (2), Glen Sutherland, Jamie Cobby and Justin Sloan. The B-main was secured by Luke Bowey with Sutherland, Hayden Pitt, Michael Burford, Maiolo and Sloan all gaining a transfer spot, although Maiolo failed to make the start of the A-main.

The real hard luck story of the night was Ryan Farrell, who was forced to start at the rear of the field after the right rear bleed off valve failed just prior to the form up forcing a tyre change. As a result Farrell received the inaugural “Michael Lowe Hard Luck Award”.

Muir, Hardy, Brown And Grice Score Archerfield Victories

David "Blingy" Muir won Round 4 of the KRE Race Engines Sprintcar Track Championship and Matt Hardy picked up the win in the Everingham Engines AMCA Nationals Qld 5000 event at Supercheap Auto Archerfield Speedway on Saturday night November 5. It was the first win of the season at the venue for both drivers.

Muir ran out a comfortable winner in the thirty lap Sprintcar Feature by a margin of more than four seconds over Andrew Scheuerle with Dash winner Darren Jensen third at the flag. Danny Reidy, who headed the night's qualifying points after the Heat races were completed, finished fourth with Bryan Mann fifth. Mann, the Series leader going into the night, won the B-Main and his run through the pack to fifth in the "A" was essential if he was to be any chance of retaining his standing atop the points ladder.

Queenslanders Matt Hardy, Russ Hardy and Dean Ballard were the top three in the annual Qld 5000 event for the AMCA Nationals, the forty lap race taking its toll on a number of competitors including three of the pre-race favourites in Jason Dreaver, Steve Potts and Stuart Hall. New South Wales based drivers Nicholas Stubbs and Tim Gamble completed the top five.

Charlie Brown and Nathan Pronger swapped Heat race wins before Brown got the upper hand in the twelve lap Formula 500 Feature with Kristin Brown third ahead of Wayne Wallace and Royce Harvey. Ben Grice won the Modlites Feature from Steve Collins and Anthony Chaffey, Brian Gardiner and Merv Tennant.

Racing continues at Supercheap Auto Archerfield Speedway next Saturday night November 12 with Super Sedans, Wingless Sprints, Late Models, Stockcars, Sigmas and Outlaw Sedans on the programme.

Event Results:

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Jason Meyers, Rick Eckert and Matt Sheppard Crowned Champions In Front of Sellout Crowd at the Fifth Annual World of Outlaws World Finals image Jason Meyers, Rick Eckert and Matt Sheppard were each crowned champions at The Dirt Track at Charlotte in front of a capacity crowd at the Lowes Foods World of Outlaws World Finals.

CONCORD, N.C. (Nov. 5, 2011) – Jason Meyers, Rick Eckert and Matt Sheppard were crowned champions in front of a sellout crowd Saturday night at The Dirt Track at Charlotte, concluding the fifth annual Lowes Foods World of Outlaws World Finals presented by Tom’s Snacks, Coca-Cola and Nature’s Own. Donny Schatz, Jimmy Owens and Tim McCreadie were the evening’s A-Feature winners.

More than 14,000 fans filled the grandstands for the final night of the biggest event of the year at the lightning-fast, four-tenths-mile clay oval. Fans from 47 states and four foreign countries were in attendance to witness dirt racing's three premier divisions, the World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series, the World of Outlaws Late Model Series and the Super DIRTcar Series Big-Block Modifieds, end their seasons and crown their respective champions.

Schatz, of Fargo, N.D., drove around a strong-running Kerry Madsen with 8 laps to go to capture his second win of the weekend at The Dirt Track in the World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series. It was an all-Madsen front row to start the race as Kerry and his brother Ian led the field to the green.

Kerry took the lead and Ian held on to second place until lap 12, when Schatz moved into second after starting fifth. Madsen led until lap 21, when the first caution flew for Jessica Zemken, who was stopped on the backstretch. The restart enabled Schatz to pull alongside and take the lead.

“I'm not known for smiling, but I'll smile like hell tonight,” said Schatz. “After a year we feel like we've had we wanted to win a championship, but Jason did a good job. It feels damn good.”

Schatz pulled away from the field, while Steve Kinser passed Madsen for second on lap 24. Kinser was closing when the caution flag flew again with one lap to go, for Ian Madsen stopped on the frontstretch. This created the opportunity for a green-white-checkered finish. When the checkered flag finally dropped, it was Schatz with the win, Kinser second, Craig Dollansky with third, Cody Darrah fourth, with Greg Hodnett rounding out the top five.

Jason Meyers had secured the championship before the race began, but Kinser and Schatz were involved in a battle for second. Schatz took the spot.

“Last year we were here and I couldn’t wait for the weekend to be over,” said Meyers. “I didn’t really get to enjoy it. I just wanted to hurry up and finish it and now we’re here this weekend with the championship locked up for the second year in a row and getting to enjoy it.

The eight-lap sprint car heat races were won by Ian Madsen; Craig Dollansky; Chad Kemenah; Cody Darrah and Danny Holtgraver.

Shane Stewart emerged victorious in the C-Feature. Ed Lynch Jr. led the field to the checkered flag in the B-Feature, while Ian Madsen claimed the win in the Sprint Car Dash to earn the pole position in Saturday’s A-Feature.

Eckert, of York, Penn., won his first World of Outlaws Late Model championship in one of the closest battles in dirt racing history against Josh Richards.

Going into the evening, Richards held just a two point ahead of Eckert. The two engaged in a fierce battle in the middle of the field throughout the 50-lap feature. Richards and Eckert swapped positions multiple times and each were able to make it out with minimal damage after a large wreck occurred in front of the two on Lap 37.

On the restart Richards pulled away, putting three cars between them. It looked as though the Shinnston, W. Va., native would get his third consecutive championship, but a flat tire on the thirty-eighth lap blew Richards’ title hopes.

“We fought our car. We weren't very good all weekend and I've gotta thank Chris Madden,” said Eckert. “He came up there and said 'this is what I did to my car and it felt better,' so it was definitely better than what I had. This place was packed. That was great.”

At the front of the field, Owens took the lead away from pole sitter Jonathan Davenport on Lap 9 as Scott Bloomquist followed behind to take second away. Bloomquist and Owens traded the lead on lap 13, but Owens was able to get back by, leading the remainder of the race and claiming the win.

“My hat’s off to the crew for just putting us in some of the best equipment we could have,” said Owens. “It was phenomenal. To win it once is pretty cool, to win it twice was great, and to win it three times is just awesome.”

Bloomquist finished in second as Jonathan Davenport, Steve Shaver and Dennis Erb Jr. followed behind to complete the top five.

Davenport, Bloomquist, Steve Shaver, Will Vaught, John Blankenship and Owens won the 10-lap heat races for the late models, while Dale McDowell, Vic Coffey and Eckert topped the 12-lap late model B-Features.

Sheppard won his second consecutive championship in the Super DIRTcar Big-Block Modified Series. Entering the night with a 10-point lead over Billy Decker, Sheppard was able finish second in the 40-lap A-Feature to secure the title. The Waterloo, N.Y., native ended the season with four wins.

“It just went our way this weekend,” said Sheppard. “It was so close this year between the two of us. We were definitely happy to come out on top.”

Sheppard and Decker shared the front row at the start of the race, but it was Decker who was able to take the early lead. Decker would stay out front until Sheppard made a pass to the inside coming out of Turn 4, taking the top spot on Lap 11.

The battle for the top spot allowed McCreadie to close in as he moved past Decker to take the second position. He quickly made it to the rear of Sheppard’s modified and the two battled side-by-side, swapping the lead until McCreadie made the race-winning pass on the backstretch on lap 38.

“These guys are as good as it gets,” said McCreadie. “These guys beat me up for the six or seven years I ran in modifieds. That's why I ran good because of how hard these guys are to race with. You don't know how cool it is to race in front of a huge crowd like this.”

McCreadie’s victory was his second of the weekend as he was also Friday night’s A-Feature winner. Sheppard settled for second as Decker, Jimmy Phelps and Tim Fuller rounded out the top five.

Sheppard, McCreadie, Jimmy Phelps and Billy Decker were the evening’s eight-lap heat race winners.

The Lowes Foods World of Outlaws World Finals concludes the 2011 season at The Dirt Track at Charlotte. To purchase 2012 tickets, call the speedway ticket office at 1-800-455-FANS (3267) or go online at www.charlottemotorspeedway.com.

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Unofficial results:

World of Outlaws Sprint Cars

Heat Race 1 (8 laps): 1. Ian Madsen; 2. Donny Schatz; 3. Jason Meyers; 4. Brooke Tatnell; 5. Greg Hodnett; 6. Brad Sweet; 7. Justin Barger; 8. Justin Henderson; 9. Adam Wilt; 10. Pete Miller; 11. Daryn Pittman.

Heat Race 2 (8 laps): 1. Craig Dollansky; 2. Lucas Wolfe; 3. Tim Shaffer; 4. Fred Rahmer; 5. Shane Stewart; 6. Joey Saldana; 7. Wayne Johnson; 8. Sammy Swindell; 9. Jamie Collard; 10. Jessica Anderson; 11. Brad Wickam.

Heat Race 3 (8 laps): 1. Chad Kemenah; 2. Steve Kinser; 3. Jac Haudenschild; 4. Danny Lasoski; 5. Jason Sides; 6. Ed Lynch Jr.; 7. Brian Brown; 8. Bryan Sebbetto; 9. Lynton Jeffrey; 10. Bob Howard; 11. Ryan Myers.

Heat Race 4 (8 laps): 1. Cody Darrah; 2. Kraig Kinser; 3. Sam Hafertepe Jr.; 4. Dale Blaney; 5. Danny Smith; 6. Terry McCarl; 7. Chris Bell; 8. Caleb Helms; 9. Danny Mumaw; 10. Brian Elleberger; 11. Rick Fraley.

Heat Race 5 (8 laps): 1.Danny Holtgraver; 2. Kerry Madsen; 3. Paul McMahan; 4. Jessica Zemken; 5. David Gravel; 6. Cap Henry; 7. Sheldon Haudenschild; 8. Jimmy Stinson; 9. Davey Franek

D-Feature (8 laps): 1. Brian Brown; 2. Jessica Anderson; 3. Bob Howard; 4. Danny Mumaw; 5. Adam Wilt; 6. Rick Fraley; 7. Brad Wickam; 8. Chris Shirek.

Dash (6 Laps): 1. Ian Madsen; 2. Kerry Madsen; 3. Paul McMahan; 4. Steve Kinser; 5. Donny Schatz; 6. Jason Meyers; 7. Kraig Kinser; 8. Craig Dollansky; 9. Chad Kemenah; 10. Cody Darrah; 11. Lucas Wolfe; 12. Danny Holtgraver.

C-Feature (10 Laps): 1. Shane Stewart; 2. Jimmy Stinson; 3. Lynton Jeffrey; 4. Davey Franek; 5. Chris Bell; 6. Justin Barger; 7. Pete Miller; 8. Jamie Collard; 9. Jessica Anderson; 10. Terry McCarl; 11. Brian Brown.

DNF: Ryan Myers, Justin Henderson, Sheldon Haudenschild.

B-Feature (12 Laps): 1. Ed Lynch Jr.; 2. Greg Hodnett; 3. Daryn Pittman; 4. Sammy Swindell; 5. Joey Saldana; 6. Danny Smith; 7. Brad Sweet; 8. Brian Ellenberger; 9. David Gravel; 10. Jason Sides; 11. Wayne Johnson; 12. Shane Stewart; 13. Bryan Sebbetto; 14. Jimmy Stinson; 15. Caleb Helms; 16. Cap Henry.

A-Feature (31 Laps): 1. Donny Schatz; 2. Steve Kinser; 3. Craig Dollansky; 4. Cody Darrah; 5. Greg Hodnett; 6. Sammy Swindell; 7. Kerry Madsen; 8. Jason Meyers; 9. Kraig Kinser; 10. Chad Kemenah; 11. Paul McMahan; 12. Dale Blaney; 13. Sam Hafertepe Jr.; 14. Jac Haudenschild; 15. Lucas Wolfe; 16. Ed Lynch Jr.; 17. Brooke Tatnell; 18. Daryn Pittman; 19. Fred Rahmer; 20. Danny Holtgraver; 21. Ian Madsen; 22. Joey Saldana; 23. Jessica Zemken; 24. Tim Shaffer; 25. Danny Lasoski.

World of Outlaws Late Models

Heat Race 1 (10 laps): 1. Jonathan Davenport; 2. Eddie Carrier Jr.; 3. Chub Frank; 4. Dale McDowell; 5. Chris Brown; 6. Gregg Satterlee; 7. John Lobb; 8. Dan Stone; 9. Ron Davies; 10. Mike Gault; 11. Don Gordon.

Heat Race 2 (10 laps): 1. Scott Bloomquist; 2. Dennis Erb Jr.; 3. Tyler Reddick; 4. Jared Landers; 5. Darrell Lanigan; 6. Mike Marlar; 7. Brandon Sheppard; 8. Pat Doar; 9. Jason Feger; 10. Denny Fenton; 11. Jim O’Hara.

Heat Race 3 (10 laps): 1. Steve Shaver; 2. Shane Clanton; 3. Earl Pearson Jr.; 4. Rick Eckert; 5. Jeremy Miller; 6. Chris Ferguson; 7. Matt Westfall; 8. Tim Allen; 9. Luke Roffers; 10. Chuck Harper.

Did Not Start: Brian Hubbard.

Heat Race 4 (10 laps): 1. Will Vaught; 2. Dennis Franklin; 3. Morgan Bagley; 4. Vic Hill; 5. Russ King; 6. Kenny Moreland; 7. Dane Burns; 8. Dale Planck; 9. Donald Bradsher; 10. Tim Dohm; 11. Tim McCreadie.

Heat Race 5 (10 laps): 1. John Blankenship; 2. Steve Francis; 3. Josh Richards; 4. Chris Madden; 5. Austin Hubbard; 6. Jeff Smith; 7. Dan Schlieper; 8. Doug Drown; 9. Chad Hollenbeck; 10. Jill George.

Did Not Start: Brent Dixon.

Heat Race 6 (10 laps): 1. Jimmy Owens; 2. Clint Smith; 3. Tim Fuller; 4. Vic Coffey; 5. Jared Hawkins; 6. Johnny Pursley; 7. Jay Sessoms; 8. John Henderson; 9. Thomas Baker; 10. Brian Ledbetter.

Did Not Start: Eric Jacobsen.

B-Feature #1 (12 Laps): 1. Dale McDowell; 2. Darrell Lanigan; 3. Jason Feger; 4. Chris Brown; 5. Gregg Satterlee; 6. John Lobb; 7. Jared Landers; 8. Dan Stone; 9. Pat Doar; 10. Ron Davies; 11. Brandon Sheppard; 12. Mike Gault; 13. Denny Fenton; 14. Jim O'Hara; 15. Don Gordon; 16. Mike Marlar.

B-Feature #2 (12 Laps): 1. Rick Eckert; 2. Jeremy Miller; 3. Chris Ferguson; 4. Vic Hill; 5. Russ King; 6. Tim Allen; 7. Kenny Moreland; 8. Chuck Harper; 9. Matt Westfall; 10. Dale Planck; 11. Tim McCreadie; 12. Dane Burns; 13. Tim Dohm; DNS: Luke Roffers, Donald Bradsher, Brian Hubbard

B-Feature #3 (12 Laps): 1. Vic Coffey; 2. Chris Madden; 3. Austin Hubbard; 4. Jared Hawkins; 5. Dan Schlieper; 6. Doug Drown; 7. Jeff Smith; 8. John Henderson; 9. Jay Sessoms; 10. Chad Hollenbeck; 11. Jonny Pursley; 12. Brian Ledbetter; 13. Jill George.

Did Not Start: Thomas Baker, Brent Dixon, Eric Jacobsen.

A-Feature (50 Laps): 1. Jimmy Owens; 2. Scott Bloomquist; 3. Jonathan Davenport; 4. Steve Shaver; 5. Dennis Erb Jr.; 6. John Blankenship; 7. Chub Frank; 8. Darrell Lanigan; 9. Earl Pearson Jr.; 10. Eddie Carrier Jr.; 11. Will Vaught; 12. Rick Eckert; 13. Tyler Reddick; 14. Dennis Franklin; 15. Dale McDowell; 16. Vic Coffey; 17. Austin Hubbard; 18. Josh Richards; 19. Chris Madden; 20. Tim Fuller; 21. Morgan Bagley; 22. Shane Clanton; 23. Clint Smith; 24. Tim McCreadie; 25. Steve Francis; 26. Pat Doar; 27. Jeremy Miller; 28. Ron Davies.

Super DIRTcar Series Big-Block Modifieds

Heat Race 1 (8 laps): 1. Matt Sheppard; 2. Pete Britten; 3. Danny Johnson; 4. Billy Pauch; 5. Rob Bellinger; 6. Tim Kerr.

Heat Race 2 (8 laps): 1. Tim McCreadie; 2. Justin Haers; 3. Rick Laubach; 4. Billy Dunn; 5. Kenny Tremont Jr.; 6. Matt DeLorenzo.

Heat Race 3 (8 laps): 1. Jimmy Phelps; 2. Tim Fuller; 3. Jimmy Horton; 4. Gary Tomkins; 5. Rich Scagliotta; 6. Carey Terrance; 7. Tim Currier; 8. Rex King Jr.

Heat Race 4 (8 laps): 1. Billy Decker; 2. Brett Hearn; 3. Jerry Higbie; 4. Larry Wight; 5. Tom Sears Jr.; 6. Dave Rauscher; 7. Randy Chrysler.

A-Feature (40 Laps): 1. Tim McCreadie; 2. Matt Sheppard; 3. Billy Decker; 4. Jimmy Phelps; 5. Tim Fuller; 6. Justin Haers; 7. Brett Hearn; 8. Pete Britten; 9. Gary Tomkins; 10. Larry Wight; 11. Danny Johnson; 12. Jimmy Horton; 13. Carey Terrance; 14. Kenny Tremont Jr.; 15. Billy Dunn; 16. Jerry Higbie; 17. Rick Laubach; 18. Tom Sears Jr.; 19. Billy Pauch; 20. Randy Chrysler; 21. Rob Bellinger; 22. Rich Scagliotta; 23. Tim Kerr; 24. Matt DeLorenzo; 25. Dave Rauscher; 26. Tim Currier; 27. Rex King Jr.; 28. Roger Chrysler.

Schatz, Davenport and McCreadie Win Friday Night’s Feature Races at the Lowes Foods World of Outlaws World Finals image Schatz, Davenport and McCreadie hold up their trophies after winning Friday night's feature races at the Lowes Foods World of Outlaws World Finals.

CONCORD, N.C. (Nov. 4, 2011) – It was an action packed night at The Dirt Track at Charlotte as Donny Schatz, Jonathan Davenport and Tim McCreadie each claimed A-Feature wins Friday at the fifth annual Lowes Foods World of Outlaws World Finals presented by Tom’s Snacks, Coca-Cola and Nature’s Own.

Thousands of fans filled the grandstands for the second night of the biggest event of the year at the lightning-fast, four-tenths-mile clay oval. Fans from 47 states and four foreign countries were in attendance to witness dirt racing's three premier divisions, the World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series, the World of Outlaws Late Model Series and the Super DIRTcar Series Big-Block Modifieds, end their seasons and crown their respective champions.

Schatz started on the pole for the World of Outlaws Sprint Car 30-lap A-Feature after winning the six-lap dash. The Fargo, N.D., native led all but one lap on his way to victory, making it his fifth career win at The Dirt Track.

“It’s always good to win no matter when or where it is,” Schatz said. “It might be ugly some days but I got the best guys and they always do a great job.”

Schatz had only one challenge in the race as Sammy Swindell, of Germantown, Tenn., made his way past Schatz to lead Lap 16. Schatz moved back by to take the top spot on Lap 17. Swindell began to close in again but got loose and lost ground as Schatz went on to take the win.

Swindell finished second with Jason Meyers, Craig Dollansky and Joey Saldana following behind.

The winners of the five eight-lap sprint car heat races were Daryn Pittman, Schatz, Paul McMahan, Craig Dollansky and Swindell. Ryan Myers won the D-Main, while David Gravel took the C-Feature and Sam Hafertepe Jr. won the last chance showdown.

While Meyers has wrapped up the World of Outlaws Sprint Car championship, Tony Stewart Racing teammates Schatz and Steve Kinser will go into Saturday night’s feature race in a battle for the second position, as just 17 points separate the two.

Blairsville, Ga., native Davenport led from the drop of the green flag to the checkered flag Friday night, cruising to an easy victory in the World of Outlaws Late Model Series A-Feature.

Davenport caught the cars on the tail end of the lead lap by the seventh lap of the caution-free, 50-lap event and won the race with a nearly six-second advantage over second-place finisher Steve Shaver from Vienna, W. Va. Dale McDowell finished third, followed by Chris Madden in fourth and Austin Hubbard in fifth.

“In the past month we put together a new car and we’ve been hell on wheels ever since,” said Davenport.

Heading into Saturday night’s finale, York, Penn., native Rick Eckert, with his 12th place finish in Friday night’s World of Outlaws Late Model Series A-Feature, holds a two point lead over defending late model series champion Josh Richards from Shinnston, W. Va., who finished sixth.

The late model heat race winners for the night were Richards, Davenport, Austin Hubbard, Dale McDowell, Chris Madden and Scott Bloomquist. Morgan Bagley, Mike Marlar and Pat Doar scored victories in the three B-Features.

World of Outlaws Late Model Series regular McCreadie stole the win in the Super DIRTcar Series Big-Block Modfied A-Feature.

Tim Fuller started on the pole for the 40-lap feature event, but Matt Sheppard slid by on Lap 3, moving into the top spot. After starting the race in the eighth position, Watertown, N.Y., native McCreadie quickly moved through the field, challenging Sheppard for the lead and taking it away on Lap 19. Sheppard stayed close to McCreadie, but never got back by as McCreadie claimed the victory in the race that saw just three cautions.

Sheppard, from Waterloo, N.Y., settled for second as Fuller, Jimmy Horton and Jimmy Phelps rounded out the top five.

Going into tomorrow night’s championship deciding event, Sheppard holds a 10-point lead over Billy Decker.

The Lowes Foods World of Outlaws World Finals conclude tomorrow night with a full slate of feature races that will determine division champions. Grandstand tickets are still available and are just $39 for adults and $15 for children 12 and under.

For more information or to purchase tickets, call the speedway ticket office at 1-800-455-FANS (3267) or go online at www.charlottemotorspeedway.com.

Unofficial results: World of Outlaws Sprint Cars

Second Session Qualifying: 1. Jason Meyers, 12.662 seconds; 2. Craig Dollansky, 12.717; 3. Ed Lynch Jr., 12.761; 4. Kraig Kinser, 12.819; 5. Paul McMahan, 12.833; 6. Donny Schatz, 12.838; 7. Tim Schaffer, 12.865; 8. Steve Kinser, 12.876; 9. Dale Blaney, 12.907; 10. Kerry Madsen, 12.921; 11. Greg Hodnett, 12.946; 12. Fred Rahmer, 12.959; 13. Jac Haudenschild, 12.983; 14. Sam Hafertepe Jr., 12.992; 15. Cap Henry, 12.996; 16. Ian Madsen, 13.018; 17. Lucas Wolfe, 13.027; 18. Chad Kemenah, 13.052; 19. Cody Darrah, 13.062; 20. Danny Holtgraver, 13.071; 21. Daryn Pittman, 13.084; 22. Sammy Swindell, 13.092; 23. Danny Lasoski, 13.095; 24. Danny Smith, 13.101; 25. Jessica Zemken, 13.102; 26. Brad Sweet, 13.108; 27. Joey Saldana, 13.129; 28. Bryan Sebbetto, 13.134; 29. Brian Ellenberger, 13.142; 30. David Gravel, 13.154; 31. Brooke Tatnell, 13.161; 32. Wayne Johnson, 13.163; 33. Jason Sides, 13.168; 34. Caleb Helms, 13.170; 35. Jimmy Stinson, 13.210; 36. Justin Henderson, 13.231; 37. Shane Stewart, 13.261; 38. Lynton Jeffrey, 13.262; 39. Terry McCarl, 13.275; 40. Davey Franek, 13.283; 41. Justin Barger, 13.305; 42. Jamie Collard, 13.307; 43. Ryan Myers, 13.314; 44. Chris Bell, 13.372; 45. Ronnie Blair, 13.409; 46. Sheldon Haudenschild, 13.424; 47. Pete Miller, 13.507; 48. Jessica Anderson, 13.566; 49. Brian Brown, 13.604; 50. Danny Mumaw, 13.621; 51. Chris Shirek, 13.634; 52. Adam Wilt, 13.824; 53. Brad Wickam, 13.936; 54. Bob Howard, 13.948; 55. Rick Fraley, 14.375.

First Heat (8 laps): 1. Daryn Pittman; 2. Greg Hodnett; 3. Brooke Tatnell; 4. Brian Brown; 5. Sam Hafertepe Jr.; 6. Tim Shaffer; 7. Jamie Collard; 8. Sheldon Haudenschild; 9. Pete Miller; 10. Brad Wickam; 11. Danny Mumaw.

Second Heat (8 laps): 1. Donny Schatz; 2. Ed Lynch Jr.; 3. Steve Kinser; 4. Terry McCarl; 5. Jimmy Stinson; 6. Danny Holtgraver; 7. Danny Lasoski; 8. Ryan Meyers; 9. Bryan Sebbetto; 10. Chris Bell.

Did Not Start: Cap Henry

Third Heat (8 laps): 1. Paul McMahan; 2. Cody Darrah; 3. Ian Madsen; 4. Dale Blaney; 5. Brad Sweet; 6. Adam Wilt; 7. Brian Ellenberger; 8. Bob Howard; 9. Ronnie Blair; 10. Jac Haudenschild.

Did Not Start: Wayne Johnson

Fourth Heat (8 laps): 1. Craig Dollansky; 2. Jessica Zemken; 3. Justin Henderson; 4. Lucas Wolfe; 5. Fred Rahmer; 6. Chad Kemenah; 7. Danny Smith; 8. Lynton Jeffrey; 9. Caleb Helms; 10. Chris Shirek; 11. Justin Barger.

Fifth Heat (8 laps): 1. Sammy Swindell; 2. Jason Meyers; 3. Jason Sides; 4. Kerry Madsen; 5. Joey Saldana; 6. Kraig Kinser; 7. David Gravel; 8. Shane Stewart; 9. Jessica Anderson; 10. Davey Franek; 11. Rick Fraley.

Sprint Car Dash (6 laps): 1. Donny Schatz; 2. Greg Hodnett; 3. Craig Dollansky; 4. Jason Meyers; 5. Steve Kinser; 6. Dale Blaney; 7. Paul McMahan; 8. Daryn Pittman; 9. Sammy Swindell; 10. Jessica Zemken; 11. Cody Darrah; 12. Ed Lynch Jr.

B-Feature (12 laps): 1. Sam Hafertepe Jr.; 2. Joey Saldana; 3. Chad Kemenah; 4. Fred Rahmer; 5. Brad Sweet; 6. David Gravel; 7. Jimmy Stinson; 8. Jamie Collard; 9. Jac Haudenschild; 10. Cap Henry; 11. Kraig Kenser; 12. Wayne Johnson; 13. Tim Shaffer; 14. Danny Smith; 15. Danny Lasoski; 16. Sheldon Haudenschild.

C-Feature (10 laps): 1. David Gravel; 2. Tim Shaffer; 3. Bryan Sebbetto; 4. Lynton Jeffrey; 5. Ryan Myers; 6. Adam Wilt; 7. Pete Miller; 8. Jessica Anderson; 9. Danny Holtgraver; 10. Brian Ellenberger; 11. Shane Stewart; 12. Chris Shirek; 13. Ronnie Blair; 14. Danny Mumaw.

D-Feature (8 laps): 1. Ryan Myers; 2. Adam Wilt; 3. Chris Bell; 4. Brad Wickam; 5. Caleb Helms; 6. Davey Franek; 7. Bob Howard; 8. Rick Fraley; 9. Justin Barger.

A-Feature (30 laps): 1. Donny Schatz; 2. Sammy Swindell; 3. Jason Meyers; 4. Craig Dollansky; 5. Joey Saldana; 6. Sam Hafertepe Jr.; 7. Steve Kinser; 8. Daryn Pittman; 9. Paul McMahan; 10. Chad Kemenah; 11. Brad Sweet; 12. Cody Darrah; 13. Kraig Kinser; 14. Lucas Wolfe; 15. Jessica Zemken; 16. Fred Rahmer; 17. Justin Henderson; 18. Jason Sides; 19. Kerry Madsen; 20. Greg Hodnett; 21. Brooke Tatnell; 22. Terry McCarl; 23. Brian Brown; 24. Ian Madsen; 25. Dale Blaney.

World of Outlaws Late Models

First Heat (10 laps): 1. Josh Richards; 2. Tyler Reddick; 3. Jimmy Owens; 4. Morgan Bagley; 5. Jared Landers; 6. Will Vaught; 7. Mike Gault; 8. Brian Ledbetter; 9. Luke Roffers;10. Dale Panck.

Did Not Start: Denny Fenton

Second Heat (10 laps): 1. Jonathan Davenport;; 2. Steve Shaver; 3. Chub Frank; 4. Jared Hawkins; 5. Gregg Satterlee; 6. Chris Ferguson; 7. Eric Jacobsen; 8. Tim Allen; 9. Kenny Moreland; 10. Thomas Baker; 11. Tim Dohm.

Third Heat (10 laps): 1. Austin Hubbard; 2. Dennis Erb Jr.; 3. Earl Pearson Jr.; 4. Mike Marlar; 5. Clint Smith; 6. Dan Schlieper; 7. John Henderson; 8. Jim O’Hara; 9. Brandon Sheppard; 10. Dane Burns; 11. Jeremy Miller.

Fourth Heat (10 laps): 1. Dale McDowell; 2. Vic Coffey; 3. Tim Fuller; 4. Vic Hill; 5. Eddie Carrier Jr.; 6. Johnny Pursley; 7. Doug Brown; 8. Donald Bradsher; 9. Jill George; 10. Jason Feger.

Did Not Start: Brian Hubbard

Fifth Heat (10 laps): 1. Chris Madden; 2. Shane Clanton; 3. Steve Francis; 4. Pat Doar; 5. Chuck Harper; 6. Chris Brown; 7. Darrell Lanigan; 8. John Blankenship; 9. Dan Stone; 10. Chad Hollenbeck; 11. Don Gordon.

Sixth Heat (10 laps): 1. Scott Bloomquist; 2. Dennis Franklin; 3. Rick Eckert; 4. Ron Davies; 5. Tim McCreadie; 6. John Lobb; 7. Jeff Smith; 8. Russ King; 9. Brett Dixon; 10. Matt Westfall.

Did Not Start: Jay Sessoms

B-Feature 1 (10 laps): 1. Morgan Bagley; 2. Jared Landers; 3. Gregg Satterlee; 4. Jared Hawkins; 5. Chris Ferguson; 6. Dale Planck; 7. Luke Roffers; 8. Tim Dohm; 9. Tim Allen; 10. Kenny Moreland; 11. Mike Gault; 12. Brian Ledbetter; 13. Denny Fenton; 14. Will Vaught; 15. Eric Jacobsen; 16. Thomas Baker.

B-Feature 2 (10 laps): 1. Mike Marlar; 2. Vic Hill; 3. Clint Smith; 4. Eddie Carrier Jr.; 5. Doug Drown; 6. Jason Feger; 7. Dan Schlieper; 8. Brandon Sheppard; 9. Donald Bradshar; 10. Jill George; 11. John Henderson; 12. Jim O’Hara; 13. Johnny Pursley; 14. Jeremy Miller.

Did Not Start: Dane Burns; Brian Hubbard

B-Feature 3 (10 laps): 1. Pat Doar; 2. Ron Davies; 3. Chris Brown; 4. Dan Stone; 5. John Blankenship; 6. Russ King; 7. John Lobb; 8. Brent Dixon; 9. Chuck Harper; 10. Chad Hollenbeck; 11. Matt Westfall; 12. Jeff Smith; 13. Don Gordon.

Did Not Start: Tim McCreadie; Darrell Lanigan; Jay Sessoms

A-Feature (50 laps): 1. Jonathan Davenport; 2. Steve Shaver; 3. Dale McDowell; 4. Chris Madden; 5. Austin Hubbard; 6. Josh Richards; 7. Scott Bloomquist; 8. Dennis Erb Jr.; 9. Vic Coffey; 10. Jimmy Owens; 11. Steve Francis; 12. Rick Eckert; 13. Darrell Lanigan; 14. Earl Pearson Jr.; 15. Tyler Reddick; 16. Shane Clanton; 17. Jared Landers; 18. Mike Marlar; 19. Chub Frank; 20. Vic Hill; 21. Clint Smith; 22. Dennis Franklin; 23. Russ King; 24. Tim Fuller; 25. Morgan Bagley; 26. Pat Doar; 27. Ron Davies; 28. Gregg Satterlee; 29. Tim McCreadie.

Super DIRTcar Series Big-Block Modifieds

A-Feature (40 laps): 1. Tim McCreadie; 2. Matt Sheppard; 3. Tim Fuller; 4. Jimmy Horton; 5. Jimmy Phelps; 6. Justin Haers; 7. Gary Tomkins; 8. Kenny Tremont Jr.; 9. Billy Dunn; 10. Brett Heam; 11. Larry Wright; 12. Pete Britten; 13. Billy Decker; 14. Carey Terrance; 15. Rob Bellinger; 16. Rick Laubach; 17. Matt DeLorenzo; 18. Tim Currier; 19. Tim Kerr; 20. Randy Chrysler; 21. Dave Rauscher; 22. Rich Scagliotta; 23. Rex King Jr.; 24. Roger Chrysler; 25. Danny Johnson; 26. Billy Pauch; 27. Mike Adderley; 28. Rex King; 29. Jerry Higbie; 30. Tom Sears Jr.

Josh Richards, Jonathan Davenport and Sam Hafertepe Fastest in Qualifying for World of Outlaw World Finals; Kyle Strickler Wins NDRA Feature image A large crowd was in attendance Thursday to kick off the Lowes Foods World of Outlaws World Finals.

CONCORD, N.C. (Nov. 3, 2011) – Josh Richards, Jonathan Davenport and Sam Hafertepe Jr. each scored fastest times in front of an impressive crowd at The Dirt Track at Charlotte on Thursday for Kellogg’s Qualifying Night, kicking off the fifth annual Lowe’s Foods World of Outlaws World Finals presented by Tom’s Snacks, Coca-Cola and Nature’s Own.

The prestigious event brings together dirt racing’s three premier divisions, the World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series, the World of Outlaws Late Model Series and the Super DIRTcar Series Big-Block Modifieds, for three nights of on-track action that crowns their respective champions.

Rain shortened Thursday night’s program, but the fields for all of Friday’s feature races were set. The World of Outlaws Late Model Series was the only division able to set a starting lineup for both Friday and Saturday. The World of Outlaws sprint cars will hold a second qualifying session tomorrow to determine the field for Saturday. The Big-Block Modifieds of the Super DIRTcar Series held one round of heat races to set the field for Friday’s main event. The series will hold a second round of heat races on Saturday for that evening’s starting lineup.

Sam Hafertepe Jr., of Sunnyvale, Texas, topped the 55-car sprint car field in a time trial session that set the field for Friday’s feature race with a lap of 12.667 seconds. Steve Kinser was second fastest, followed by Dale Blaney, Craig Dollansky and Jason Meyers.

Josh Richards, of Shinnston, W. Va., topped the charts of the 66-car field in the first late model timed lap, setting heat race lineups for Friday, followed by Jonathan Davenport, who posted the second-fastest lap. Mike Marlar was third followed by Dale McDowell and Steve Francis.

Davenport was able to improve upon his first qualifying lap to post the top speed in the second timed lap, which will set Saturday’s heat race lineups. Marlar was second fastest, with Shane Clanton, Will Vaught and John Blankenship rounding out the top five.

The first round of Big-Block Modified heat races set the field for Friday’s A-Feature as Jimmy Phelps, Tim Fuller, Brett Hearn and Matt Sheppard each scored a win.

Kyle Strickler, of Mooresvile, N.C., won the 20-lap NDRA modified feature race postponed from Oct. 12. The 20-year-old took the lead on lap 11 and held off NASCAR veteran Ken Schrader on his way to victory in the race that saw four cautions. Taylor Cook finished third, followed by Troy Loomis and Manual Johnson. The race was the final event of the year for the NDRA Modz “Roadshow” presented by Roush Yates Performance Parts.

Full racing programs are on tap for all three divisions Friday and Saturday with each night highlighted by $10,000-to-win main events for both the sprint cars and late models and $6,000-to-win main events for the Big-Block Modifieds. Gates open at 3 p.m. tomorrow with opening ceremonies at 5:30 p.m.

Reserved seats for Friday and Saturday are just $39 for adults and $15 for kids 12 and under. For more information or to purchase tickets call the speedway ticket office at 1-800-455-FANS (3267) or go online at www.charlottemotorspeedway.com.

Unofficial Results

World of Outlaws Sprint Cars

First Qualifying Session: 1. Sam Hafertepe Jr., 12.667 seconds; 2. Steve Kinser, 12.766; 3. Dale Blaney, 12.785; 4. Craig Dollansky, 12.797; 5. Jason Meyers, 12.889; 6. Greg Hodnett, 12.912; 7. Donny Schatz, 12.915; 8. Ian Madsen, 12.929; 9. Chad Kemenah, 12.940; 10. Joey Saldana, 12.950; 11. Brian Brown, 12.959; 12. Cap Henry, 12.974; 13. Paul McMahan, 12.978; 14. Jessica Zemken, 12.988; 15. Jason Sides, 13.003; 16. Daryn Pittman, 13.009; 17. Ed Lynch Jr., 13.012; 18. Cody Darrah, 13.042; 19. Justin Henderson, 13.049; 20. Sammy Swindell, 13.061; 21. Jamie Collard, 13.062; 22. Jimmy Stinson, 13.066; 23. Brad Sweet, 13.067; 24. Lucas Wolfe, 13.068; 25. Kerry Madsen, 13.072; 26. Brooke Tatnell, 13.078; 27. Terry McCarl, 13.301; 28. Wayne Johnson, 13.110; 29. Fred Rahmer, 13.156; 30. Kraig Kinser, 13.165; 31. Sheldon Haudenschild, 13.203; 32. Danny Lasoski, 13.203; 33. Jac Haudenschild, 13.212; 34. Danny Smith, 13.229; 35. David Gravel, 13.241; 36. Tim Shaffer, 13.251; 37. Danny Holtgraver, 13.295; 38. Brian Ellenberger, 13.327; 39. Chris Shirek, 13.328; 40. Shane Stewart, 13.356; 41. Pete Miller, 13.384; 42. Bryan Sebbetto, 13.393; 43. Ronnie Blair, 13.433; 44. Lynton Jeffrey, 13.489; 45. Jessica Anderson, 13.518; 46. Danny Mumaw, 13.522; 47. Ryan Myers, 13.612; 48. Adam Wilt, 13.617; 49. Justin Barger, 13.628; 50. Davey Franek, 13.742; 51. Brad Wickam, 13.869; 52. Chris Bell, 13.929; 53. Bob Howard, 14.015; 54. Caleb Helms, 14.381; 55. Rick Fraley, 19.520.

World of Outlaws Late Models

First Qualifying Session: 1. Josh Richards, 15.126 seconds; 2. Jonathan Davenport, 15.208; 3. Mike Marlar, 15.299; 4. Dale McDowell, 15.300; 5. Steve Francis, 15.312; 6. Scott Bloomquist, 15.313; 7. Tyler Reddick, 15.321; 8. Steve Shaver, 15.345; 9. Austin Hubbard, 15.390; 10. Eddie Carrier Jr., 15.395; 11. Shane Clanton, 15.401; 12. Dennis Franklin, 15.416; 13. Will Vaught, 15.442; 14. Gregg Satterlee, 15.490; 15. Dennis Erb Jr., 15.499; 16. Johnny Pursley, 15.506; 17. Chris Madden, 15.522; 18. Rick Eckert, 15.561; 19. Jimmy Owens, 15.575; 20. Chub Frank, 15.599; 21. Earl Pearson Jr., 15.602; 22. Vic Coffey; 23. John Blankenship; 24. Ron Davies; 25. Jared Landers; 26. Chris Ferguson, 15.700; 27. Jeremy Miller, 15.704; 28. Tim Fuller, 15.706; 29. Pat Doar, 15.731; 30. Russ King, 15.772; 31. Morgan Bagley, 15.796; 32. Tim Dohm, 15.796; 33. Brandon Sheppard, 15.804; 34. Donald Bradsher, 15.867; 35. Chris Brown, 15.874; 36. Jeff Smith, 15.912; 37. Luke Roffers, 15.940; 38. Jared Hawkins, 15.951; 39. Dan Schlieper, 16.002; 40. Doug Drown, 16.013; 41. Dan Stone, 16.019; 42. John Lobb, 16.037; 43. Mike Gault, 16.038; 44. Eric Jacobsen, 16.090; 45. Clint Smith, 16.109; 46. Jason Feger, 16.213; 47. Chuck Harper, 16.221; 48. Brent Dixon, 16.222; 49. Dale Planck, 16.359; 50. Tim Allen, 16.380; 51. John Henderson, 16.442; 52. Vic Hill, 16.446; 53. Daryl Lanigan, 16.496; 54. Tim McCreadie, 16.497; 55. Brian Ledbetter, 16.499; 56. Kenny Moreland, 16.543; 57. Dane Burns, 16.680; 58. Jill George, 16.905; 59. Don Gordon, 16.981; 60. Matt Westfall, 17.114; 61. Denny Fenton, 17.136; 62. Thomas Baker, 17.467; 63. Jim O’Hara, 17.743; 64. Brian Hubbard, 19.731.

No Time: Jay Sessoms.

Disqualified: Chad Hollenbeck

Second Qualifying Session: 1. Jonathan Davenport, 15.057 seconds; 2. Mike Marlar, 15.215; 3. Shane Clanton, 15.253; 4. Will Vaught, 15. 263; 5. John Blankenship, 15.265; 6. Jimmy Owens, 15.368; 7. Gregg Saterlee, 15.374; 8. Scott Bloomquist, 15.378; 9. Rick Eckert, 15.398; 10. Dennis Franklin, 15.405; 11. Austin Hubbard, 15.420; 12. Vic Coffey, 15.451; 13. Dale McDowell, 15.465; 14. Dennis Erb Jr., 15.499; 15. Earl Pearson Jr., 15.501; 16. Morgan Bagley, 15.503; 17. Josh Richards, 15.506; 18. Tim Fuller, 15.518; 19. Eddie Carrier Jr., 15.543; 20. Tyler Reddick, 15.555: 21. Steve Shaver, 15.569; 22. Donald Bradsher, 15.599; 23. Steve Francis, 15.611; 24. Jared Hawkins, 15.630; 25. Ron Davies, 15.634; 26. Pat Doar, 15.639; 27. Luke Roffers, 15.655; 28. Tim Dohm, 15.661; 29. Chris Madden, 15.680; 30. Johnny Pursley, 15.682; 31. Chris Brown, 15.700; 32. Jason Feger, 15.711; 33. Chris Ferguson, 15.714; 34. Vic Hill, 15.714; 35. Brent Dixon, 15.717; 36. Clint Smith, 15.727; 37. Chub Frank, 15.733; 38. Brandon Sheppard, 15.742; 39. Jeremy Miller, 15.760; 40. Russ King, 15.762; 41. Jeff Smith, 15.772; 42. Eric Jacobsen, 15.851; 43. Dan Stone, 15.861; 44. Daryl Lanigan, 15.871; 45. Chuck Harper, 15.887; 46. Tim McCreadie, 15.906; 47. Doug Drown, 15.919; 48. John Henderson, 15.976; 49. John Lobb, 15.994; 50. Jared Landers, 16.105; 51. Tim Allen, 16.168; 52. Kenny Moreland, 16.182; 53. Dan Schlieper, 16.194; 54. Brian Ledbetter, 16.432; 55. Mike Gault, 16.441; 56. Denny Fenton, 16.458; 57. Matt Westfall, 16.493; 58. Dane Burns, 16.650; 59. Jill George, 16.788; 60. Thomas Baker, 17.180; 61. Don Gordon, 17.360; 62. Jim O’Hara, 17.538; 63. Brian Hubbard, 19.913.

No Time: Dale Planck; Jay Sessoms.

Disqualified: Chad Hallenbeck.

Super DIRTcar Series Big-Block Modifieds

First Session Heats:

First Heat (8 laps): 1. Jimmy Phelps; 2. Pete Britten; 3. Rich Scagliotta; 4. Tom Sears Jr.; 5. Jerry Higbie; 6. Kenny Tremont Jr.; 7. Rex King.

Second Heat (8 laps): 1. Tim Fuller; 2. Billy Dunn; 3. Billy Decker; 4. Larry Wight; 5. Justin Haers; 6. Danny Johnson; 7. Tim Currier; 8. Roger Chrysler.

Third Heat (8 laps): 1. Brett Hearn; 2. Gary Tomkins; 3. Matt DeLorenzo; 4. Rick Laubach; 5. Randy Chrysler; 6. Carey Terrance; 7. Tim Kerr; 8. Rob Bellinger.

Fourth Heat (8 laps): 1. Matt Sheppard; 2. Tim McCreadie; 3. Billy Pauch; 4. Jimmy Horton; 5. Mike Adderley; 6. Dave Rauscher; 7. Rex King Jr.

VENTURA RACEWAY OCTOBER 29TH REPORT

by Cliff Morgan

The final race in the 2011 All Coast Challenge series within a series went to Ventura's Cory Kruseman in a wild and wooly race that saw 20 VRA Sprint cars battle for 30 laps to see who would take home the special $5,000 winner's purse. The race saw many fine battles throughout the field as drivers battled to move up through the field. Kruseman led all 30 laps from his outside front row starting spot to take this prestigious win. He won the race but Greg Taylor won the war by taking the three race series All Coast Challenge driver's championship and its $5,000 winner's check. The race saw visiting USAC 360 drivers Danny Faria, Jace and Richard Vanderweerd and Adam Frith Smith battle the VRA drivers as well. Faria finished third with Richard Vanderweerd in fourth. Jace was running in the top five until an on track incident moved him back to hi final 12th place finish. Brian Camarillo ran a strong race to finish second to Kruseman. The 8 car semi main went to Troy Rutherford. Heat race wins went to Brian Camarillo in the Extreme Muffler Heat One, Jace Vanderweerd in the Joie of Seating Heat Two, Brent Camarillo in the BR Motorsports Heat Three and Greg Taylor in the Steve Watt Enterprises Heat Four.

Ventura Raceway and all the racers in this division want to send a special thank you to "Big Mike" Groswendt and All Coast Construction Company for his support of the racers by sponsoring this very special event. His continuing support of Ventura Raceway and the drivers in VRA is very much appreciated. The 2011 top five in this series within a series are: Greg Taylor 645, Johnathon Henry 625, Cory Kruseman 570, Steve Conrad 520 and Brent Camarillo 515 points. Forty-nine different drivers took part in the three race series this year.

VRA Midgets took to the track with 23 cars pushing off. Before the green flew, the 05 of Jake Sawnson had a mechanical problem and left the track. When the green flew 22 VRA Midgets were off to what seemed to be a crash fest at first glance. The first three laps saw yellow and red flags slow the race. By lap three 8 cars where gone due to the incidents. >From lap 4 to the end the remainder of the field chased Danny Ebberts to the line with exciting racing all over the track. At the checker it was Ebberts taking his first Ventura win in many starts with Markus Niemela second, Josh Lakatos third, Jace Vanderweerd fourth and the ever improving Kyle Smith in fifth. Three heat races were run with wins going to Ebberts in the West Evans Motorsports Heat One, Brent Camarillo in the Joie of Seating Heat Two and Troy Rutherford in the BR Motorsports Heat Three. Cory Kruseman finished eleventh and hold a 130 point lead over Brent Camarillo with one race to go in the battle for the first VRA Midget Championship.

VRA Ford Focus were on hand in two classes the regular adult class and the Junior Focus Class. In regular action, Nick Carlson took the 20 lap feature win over Casey Martinez, Andrew Mulhearn, Jet Davision and Daniel Williams. Casey Martinez took the 8 lap heat race win. In Junior Focus action, Brodie Kostecki took both the 20 lap feature and the 8 lap heat race. With one race remaining for these two classes, Casey Martinez hold a 5 point lead over Nick Carlson in the regular Focus and Katlynn Leer holds a 150 point lead over Parker Colston in the Junior Focus point race.

The final VRA Go Kart race of the 2011 season was held Saturday as well. Cody Nigh took the 7 lap heat race and Johnny Conley took the 20 lap main over Nigh, Kenny Byers Jr., Taylor Haley and Damon Hight.

Next Saturday night November 5, we will hold our final motorcycle event of 2011. VRA Sprints will return for their final race on November 12.

VRA SPRINT CAR RACE RESULTS:

Ventura Raceway - Ventura, California October 29, 2011

ENTRIES: ( Car / Driver Name / Points) U47 Ed Schwarz 110; 2 Wally Pankratz 120; 3M Jake McVey 15; 7 Greg Taylor 170; 10 Johnathon Henry 190; 11 Troy Rutherford 180; 13 Richard Vander Weerd 210; 14K Cory Kruseman 255; 17 Jimmy Crawford 105; 17V Danny Faria Jr 220; 19 Brandon Thomson 135; 22 Brian Camarillo 240; 24 Guy Woodward 15; 31 Bruce Douglass 135; 31v Victor Davis 135; 43 Justin Kierce 165; 51 Brent Camarillo 180; 55s Kyle Smith 150; 57 Steve Hix 120; 62 Adam Frith-Smith 20; 67K Taylor Price 15; 71K Tom Hendricks 115; 81 Steve Conrad 175; 88 Jace Vander Weerd 160.

HEAT RACE 1: (10 laps) 1. Brian Camarillo, 2. Johnathon Henry, 3. Justin Kierce, 4. Brandon Thomson, 5. Ed Schwarz, 6. Guy Woodward.

HEAT RACE 2: (10 laps) 1. Jace VanderWeerd, 2. Cory Kruseman, 3. Victor Davis, 4. Kyle Smith, 5. Adam Frith-Smith, 6. Troy Rutherford.

HEAT RACE 3: (10 laps) 1. Brent Camarillo, 2. Danny Faria Jr. 3, Steve Conrad, 4. Wally Pankratz, 5. Steve Hix, 6. Taylor Price.

HEAT RACE 4: (10 laps) 1. Greg Taylor, 2. Richard VanderWeerd, 3. Tom Hendricks, 4. Jimmy Crawford, 5. Bruce Douglass, 6. Jake McVey.

SEMI-MAIN: (12 laps) 1. Troy Rutherford, 2. Ed Schwarz, 3. Bruce Douglass, 4. Steve Hix, 5. Jake McVey, 6. Taylor Price, 7. Adam Frith-Smith, 8. Guy Woodward (DNS).

FEATURE: (30 laps - With Starting Positions) 1. Cory Kruseman (2nd), 2. Brian Camarillo (6th), 3. Danny Faria Jr. (1st), 4. Richard VanderWeerd (7th), 5. Troy Rutherford (17th), 6. Johnathon Henry (8th), 7. Steve Conrad (7th), 8. Brent Camarillo (5th), 9. Justin Kierce (11th), 10. Greg Taylor (4th), 11. Kyle Smith (14th), 12. Jace VanderWeerd (3rd), 13. Bruce Douglass (19th), 14. Brandon Thomson (13th), 15. Victor Davis (12th), 16. Steve Hix (20th), 17. Wally Pankratz (15th), 18. Ed Schwarz (18th), 19. Tom Hendricks (10th), 20. Jimmy Crawford (16th).

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FEATURE LAP LEADERS: Laps 1-30 Cory Kruseman.

HARD CHARGER: Troy Rutherford (17th to 5th)

VRA SPRINT CAR POINT STANDINGS: 1. Greg Taylor 4280; 2. Brian Camarillo 3715; 3. Brent Camarillo 3445; 4. Steve Conrad 3420; 5. Josh Ford 3110; 6. Kyle Smith 2875; 7. Markus Niemela 2640; 8. Jimmy Crawford 2435; 9. Derek Buckley 2365; 10. Austin DeBlauw 2295; 11. Don Gansen 2290; 12. Cory Kruseman 2060; 13. Guy Woodward 1955; 14. Dakota Kershaw 1940; 15. Tom Hendricks 1830; 16. Cody Kershaw 1510; 17. Steve Hix 1450; 18. Troy Rutherford 1415; 19. Tom Harper 1385; 20. Brandon Thomson 1310.

VRA SPRINT CAR SCHEDULE: November 12 - Ventura Raceway - Ventura, CA

Eric “Hotrod” Humphries Wins the Pumpkin CUP

Chowchilla, CA (10.31.11) – Seventy seven open wheel cars filled the pits for the 3rd annual Pumpkin CUP races at the Chowchilla Speedway and when the smoke cleared and the checkers went into the air for the last main event, it Chowchilla’s own Eric “Hotrod” Humphries that took home the Pumpkin CUP in the winged 360 sprint cars!

The victory paid $2,000 and was the first by Humphries. He had to fight off twenty three other drivers in the main event to take home the Pumpkin CUP. Brett Rollag made several charges on the restarts but was unable to get by Humphries so he had to settle for second place and $1,000 in pay. Craig Stidham earned $750 for third place, Kurt Nelson took home $550 for fourth, and Eric Rossi was paid $500 for fifth place.

Mathew Streeter won the Pumpkin CUP earning a $1,000 check in the non-winged sprint cars. Terry Schank Jr. came in second but made a late race pass that turned into the two leaders swapping the front spot in slide job fashion thrilling the crowd! Dan Ganderman, Colton Slack, and Jeff Banbury rounded out the top five.

The BCRA Midget Pumpkin CUP Champion was Scott Pierovich as he made a dashing high side pass on Shane Golobic to take the victory. Jason Sneep won the BCRA winged midget lite main event giving him a piece of Pumpkin Cup history.

Main event results for the 3rd annual Pumpkin CUP (visit bcraracing.com for their results)

Winged 360’s 1-Eric Humphries 2-Brett Rollag 3-Craig Stidham 4- Kurt Nelson 5-Eric Rossi 6-Mark Barroso 7-Mike Monaham 8-Anthony Simone 9-Justin Cox 10-Greg Decaires 11-Trent Canales 12-Nick McColloch 13-Art McArthy 14-Koen Shaw 15-Geoffry Strole 16-Billy Wallace 17-Steve Jaquith 18-Jeremy Burt 19-Albert Pombo 20-Eli DeShaies 21-Tommy LaLiberte 22-Cody Lamar 23-Kyle Evans 24-Ryan Rusconi

Non-Winged Sprints 1-Mathew Streeter 2-Terry Schank Jr. 3-Dan Ganderman 4-Colton Slack 5-Jeff Banbury 6-John Gerber 7-Evan Bonnera 8-Shannon Newton 9-Nick Larson 10-Jess Love 11-Billy Wallace 12-Brian Kirby 13-Bobby Nichols 14-Nathan Washam 15-Jerry Cisco 16-Dan Hatfield 17-Brandon Gandy 18-Herman Klein 19-Clay Smith 20-Danial Hood

PIEROVICH WINS IN BCRA MIDGET FINALE AT CHOWCHILLA SPEEDWAY
Scott Pierovich of Alamo, Ca picks up his 4th Bay Cities Racing Association win of 2011 at the BCRA season finale at the 3/8 mile clay Chowchilla Speedway. Shane Golobic finished second, followed by Shannon McQueen, Harli White and Rob Lindsey.
Heat 1 (8 laps): 1. David Prickett, 15, NLMS/DPR; 2. Shane Golobic, 26, D. Bock; 3. Michael Faccinto, 51, Evans; 4. Rob Lindsey, 23, Lindsey; 5. Dan Parker, 28, Roza; 6. Pete Davis, 00, Davis; 7. Floyd Alvis, 83, Alvis
Heat 2 (8 laps): 1. Harli White, 7s, McQueen; 2. Nick Foster Jr., 1, Fowler; 3. Chris Ennis, 97x, Martens; 4. Kevin Morris, 17k, Morris; 5. Tom Doherty, 66, Walker; 6. Bill Lindsey, 18a, Alvis; 7. J.R. Williams, 74, Williams;
Heat 3 (8 laps): 1. Shannon McQueen, 7, McQueen; 2. Connor Kassik, 15n, NLMS/DPR; 3. Scott Pierovich, 35, Pierovich; 4. Nick Chivello, 27b, Blackwell; 5. Rick Holbrook, 6, Holbrook; 6. Britton Bock, 67, B. Bock
Feature (15 laps): 1. Pierovich; 2. Golobic; 3. McQueen; 4. White; 5. R. Lindsey; 6. Alvis; 7. Holbrook; 8. Davis; 9. Ennis; 10. B. Lindsey; 11. Williams; 12. Chivello; 13. Kassik; 14. Prickett; 15. Parker; 16. Foster Jr.; 17. Doherty; 18. Morris; 19. Bock; 20. Faccinto
Follow along at www.bcraracing.com for news and results.

CLAUSON TAKES CANYON SPEEDWAY "HALL OF FAME" OPENER

PEORIA, Ariz. (October 22, 2011) - Bryan Clauson of Noblesville, Ind. extended his lead in the USAC National Drivers Championship with his victory in Friday night's opening Parker Store Hall of Fame Classic AMSOIL USAC National/CRA Sprint race at Canyon Raceway Park.

Clauson grabbed the lead in his Curb Records/R & B Truckers Spike/Chevy from USAC/CRA point leader Mike Spencer on lap 25 and led the remaining six laps for the win. Chris Windom finished second ahead of Damion Gardner, Levi Jones and Spencer.

The win puts Clauson 25 points ahead of Kyle Larson in the new National Driver Championship standings. Larson did not compete Friday. Jones and Spencer retained their respective point leads in the AMSOIL National and CRA series. Keith Bloom Jr. was Friday's fastest qualifier.

Brian Swinehart picked up his third win in Challenge Cup action beating out a pair of Brinkley's who filled the second and third spot on the podium.

Full Results: http://www.canyonspeedwaypark.com/?page_id=8

The USAC National Sprint Cars will join the Challenge Cup Sprint Cars for round 2 of Hall of Fame Classic action presented by the Parker Store. Advanced tickets are on sale and can be purchased by calling 602-258-7223.

To keep up on all the latest news and happenings please sign up for Canyon Speedway E-News. The track update registration can be found at the top of the home page: www.canyonspeedwaypark.com

The full 2011 Canyon Speedway Schedule can be previewed online at: http://www.canyonspeedwaypark.com/?page_id=6

Canyon Speedway Park is located in North Peoria off Lake Pleasant Parkway, then 1.3 miles West on Carefree Highway. For more information please, contact the track at 602-258-RACE(7223) or additional information regarding Canyon Speedway Park can be found at www.canyonspeedwaypark.com

18th Trophy Cup at Thunderbowl Raceway, Tulare, CA Sprint Car Racing

STORY BY: Gaye Carmichael, Motor Sports Journalist

(Tulane, CA, 10/22/2011) Jac Haudenschild of Wooster, OH, scored the big $20,000. to win,points race, in the famous, 18th "Trophy Cup" sprint car two day event at the Thunderbowl Raceway, driving the Dennis Roth #83 Sprint, scoring in second place, with the victory of tonight's "A feature going to Kyle Larson of Elk Grove, CA, who drives the Brent Kaeding #99x. Larson raced into the lead on the eleventh lap, having started in fourth and held off all contenders as he took the checkered flag of this fifty lap race.

Third place was won by Roger Crockett of Medford, OR. Crockett won the "B" Main and earned a transfer into the "A", where he started in fourth, also hanging in their all fifty laps for his podium finish.

It was Haudenschild and Jonathan Allard who put on the best show in this long race, with both drivers racing their best and with both drivers equally able to score the points victory of this huge event right down to the final lap. The fans were on their feet and cheering for the their winner of choice. It was a spectacular finish with Haudenschild claiming second place just on the final lap, to have earned the most points during this two day Trophy Cup event, to score his second Trophy Cup winner's title, with his first Trophy Cup victory scored in 2004. J. Allard scored in fourth, which was quite a come back for this driver having been caught up in a red flag incident on the twenty-seventh lap and then tagging the rear of the field, to fight his way back into contention. Allard finished second highest in the points.

"I really didn't know where I was at (regarding where he needed to be to have earned the most points) but a guy yelled I needed one more position, so I got a chance to pass and did, but I still didn't know where I was. Fuel was never a concern and I saved my tires. You have to have a lot of patience. We just kind of paced our self and we ended up good. It's a great win. I can't thank Dennis Roth enough for giving me this opportunity. I also want to thank all of the crew for their hard work and for helping me get here tonight and a big thanks to all of the fans who turned out for this two day show." said Haudenschild.

Larson is a young driver that has already stacked up an amazing resume in the racing world. He definitely has the talent and though he races hard, as well as fast, I commend his ability to race through a field of cars and move forward, race after race, with out contact. I've watched Larson race in sprint cars since his first year and he definitely earns the respect that he is given.

"You can't come back from a big point deficit in this kind of event. (Larson was 53 points behind the leader, coming into tonights race). I was hoping I could lap enough cars, but you just can't win needing that many points. The track was good. I got the lead early on then had to get around the cars that needed to be lapped as best as I could. It was a good night." said Larson

"Great race. The Trophy Cup is the greatest race there is and it's great fun. Kyle (Larson) has done a great job for us." said Brent Kaeding

"Racing for Brent (Kaeding) is awesome. I have the best crew. I don't have to worry about anything. The crew has a lot of knowledge. This is a great team to be a part of." said Larson.

When the sprint car "A" Main, field of twenty-four cars rolled out to race, the field was lined up by points earned, with the highest point driver, starting last and on up with fifth place finish having the lowest points of these top twenty drivers. The top four positions then went to the top four finishers of the "B" who earned transfers into the "A", with the fourth place "B" finisher in the lead and the winner in fourth.

Crockett with his thirty lap "B" Main win and then the fifty lap "A" Main, having scored in third , raced a lot of laps tonight and raced them well. Crockett has won fifteen feature events in this season thus far.

"We had a good race. We should have finished in second. It was quite an effort this weekend, but it wasn't what I had hoped for. Yet, all in all, it was a good weekend." said Crockett.

With almost seventy sprint cars ready to run this ever exciting Trophy Cup, it was Stevie Smith from Broken Arrow, OK, who took the opening night feature win and entered into tonight's event with the most points. At the end of the race, the top ten point finishers were, Haudenschild, J. Allard, Brad Sweet, S. Smith, Larson, Randy Hannagan, Bud Kaeding, Crockett, Peter Murphy and Tommy Tarlton.

With so much at stake, add on the amount of talented drivers, the amount of laps needed to run, the night did have caution and/or red flags fly out. The good news is that no injuries had been reported.

The only wild injury that I know about that happened this weekend was when Stephan Allard flipped in his sprint and a rod crashed through his helmet, splitting his helmet open and piercing his head. He was transported to the hospital where, scans and stitches were required. S. Allard was here tonight and thanked everyone here, the promoters, the safety crew, the ambulance paramedic's, the hospital, one of his friends who is an RN, etc. for the excellent care they gave him. We were all thankful to see S. Allard here and sounding so well.

Finishing behind, Larson, Haudenschild, J. Allard, and Tarlton, were, Shane Golobic, Sweet, S. Smith, Murphy, Hannagan, Bud Kaeding, Steven Kent, Trey Starks, Rico Aubrey, T. Kaeding, Bobby McMahan, Jason Statler, Brent Kaeding, Craig Smith, Jayme Barnes, Justyn Cox, Justin Sanders, Evan Suggs, Kyle Hirst.

Friday nights, "A" Main finishes, S. Smith, Bud Kaeding, T. Kaeding, Cox, Sweet, Haudenschild, Hannagan, Abreu, J. Allard, McMahon, Brent Kaeding, Golobic, Andy Forsberg, Statler, Starks, Kent, Larson, Sanders, Hirst, Craig Smith.

Tonight's "B" Main finishes: Crockett, C. Smith, Hirst, Kent, Jason Solwold, Sean Becker, Mike Faria, Jason Leffler, Ronny Day, Craig Stidham, Danny Faria, Jr., Travis Jacobson, Marc Dobmier, Cody Lamar, Eric Humphreys, Jeffrey Ensign, Kenny Allen, Kurt Nelson, Nicole Miller, Forsberg, Andy Gregg, Greg DeCaires, Mike Henry.

To nights "C" Main Finishes: K. Allen, Henry Van Dam, Miller, Stan Yocker, Tommy Lalibert, Chad Compton, Billy Butler, Brad Bumgarner, Shawn Wright, Nick McColloch, Steve Stone, Pat Henry, Jr., Steve Dyer, Kyle Evans.

Tonight's "D" Mains, are as follows:

"D" #1: Bumgarner, Justin McColloch, Harvey, Jr., Stone, Steven Jaquith, Geoffrey Strole, Billy Strange, Garrett Netto.

"D" #2: Van Dam, Dyer, Evans, Wright, Burt Folander, Koen Shaw, Stephan Allard.

All finishes listed are not official.

Top Gun Sprints

Bubba Raceway Park, October 22, 2011

Brown & Miller Heat #1

1) 02 Gene Lasker (Tampa, FL)

2) 12 Collin Cabre (Thonotosassa, FL)

3) 14 Ryan Partin (Orlando, FL)

4) 3K Kurt Taylor (Brandon, FL)

5) 9 Brandon Grubaugh (Ocala, FL)

6) 19 Brandon Lineberger (Ocala, FL)

7) 30 Mitchell Webb (Pinellas Park, FL) DNS

DMI Heat #2

1) 1* Tim George (Venice, FL)

2) 42 Tim Grubaugh (Ocala, FL)

3) 3A A J Maddox (Brandon, FL)

4) 0 Jimmy Ballew Jr. (Riverview, FL)

5) 98 Shawn Murray (Jacksonville, FL)

6) 43 Terry Witherspoon (Jacksonville, FL)

7) 38 Tony Agin (Ft. Myers, FL)

Saldana Heat #3

1) 24 Danny Martin (Sarasota, FL)

2) 92 Matt Kurtz (Jacksonville, FL)

3) 6S Robbie Smith (Tampa, FL)

4) 83 Mark Ruel Jr. (Jacksonville, FL)

5) 8 Rich Alexander (Tampa, FL)

6) 3 Travis Bliemeister (Nokomis, FL)

7) 92T Tim Ysbrand (Hinesville, GA)

8) 14W Dan Jones (Valrico,FL) DNS

Shock Dyno Feature

1) 24 Danny Martin; 2) 92 Matt Kurtz; 3) 3A A J Maddox; 4) 42 Tim Grubaugh; 5) 12 Collin Cabre; 6) 83 Mark Ruel Jr.; 7) 6S Robbie Smith; 8) 14 Ryan Partin; 9) 0 Jimmy Ballew Jr.; 10) 3 Travis Bliemeister; 11) 9 Brandon Grubaugh; 12) 38 Tony Agin; 13) 1* Tim George; 14) 98 Shawn Murray; 15) 3K Kurt Taylor; 16) 19 Brandon Lineberger; 17) 43 Terry Witherspoon; 18) 92T Tim Ysbrand; 19) 30 Mitchell Webb; 20) 8 Rich Alexander; 21) 02 Gene Lasker; 22) 14W Dan Jones DNS

Commentary

The Top Gun Sprints made their fifth visit of 2011 to Bubba Raceway Park on Saturday October 22, 2011. There were 22 cars at the track to give fans three heat races and a 25 lap feature race.

Brandon Grubaugh in the 9 car had the pole with Collin Cabre in the 12 on the outside for the start of the BROWN & MILLER heat race. On the start Gene Lasker came from the 4 position took the lead and never looked back and was the winner. The 1* of Tim George had the pole for the DMI heat race, with Tony Agin in the 38 car on the outside. On the start Tim got the better start and took the second heat win. Mark Ruel Jr. in the 83 car had the pole with Rich Alexander in the 8 for the start of the SALDANA heat race. It was Danny Martin in the 24 that came from the 4 position to take the lead and the heat win.

The 92 of Matt Kurtz had the pole for the start of the SHOCK DYNO feature race event, with the 42 of Tim Grubaugh alongside. After a parade lap, race went to green and it was Gene Lasker in the 02 car flipped in turn 3 wall that brought out the red, he was ok but car not so. After clean-up and a complete restart it was Matt Kurtz took the lead, after several yellows on the next restart it was Danny Martin out front and never looked backed and took the checkered flag, followed by Matt Kurtz in the 92 car, A J Maddox in the 3A car, Tim Grubaugh in the 42 car and Collin Cabre in the 12 car rounding out the top 5.

The staff and racers of the Top Gun Sprints would like to thank everyone for their support and hope to see you at Bubba Raceway Park November 12, 2011. Congratulation goes out to Travis Bliemeister for winning the KSE Hardcharger Award, also Danny Martin winning the BARFIELD Clean Sweep of $200.

Haudenschild Cup Champion. Larson Wins Main

by Ron Rodda

Tulare, CA…What appeared to be a Brad Sweet cruise to a 2nd Trophy Cup title became a frantic two lap race between Jac Haudenschild and Jonathan Allard when the 18th Annual Trophy Cup drew to an end on Saturday. Before a packed house at Thunderbowl Raceway, Haudenschild stormed past Allard as the pair left turn two on the last lap to claim the title. Kyle Larson dominated the 50 lap A main to collect the win.

A 64 car field returned for the second night with the top 48 in points divided into six heats with a full inversion. A heat win earned 36 points with a 3 point drop per position. Cars 49 and above in points were split into a pair of D mains, won by Brad Bumgarner and Henry Van Dam.

After his win the night prior, Stevie Smith led points but managed only a 6th in his heat, matched by Allard who was 2nd in points, ten behind Smith. Brad Sweet closed the gap with a 2nd in his heat to tie for the point lead with Smith. Haudenschild was 4th in points before his 5th place heat finish, leaving him still 4th overall. Bud Kaeding took 4th and Randy Hannagan a 5th in their heats, putting Bud 3rd and Hannagan 6th after heat race action for their point standing.

The C main moved the top 4 on to the B and Kenny Allen led all 15 laps to win over Van Dam, Nicole Miller, and Stan Yockey. Van Dam’s drive to 2nd thrilled the crowd, coming from 14th starting, but the Washington state driver was unable to start the B main due to power steering failure.

A very competitive B main was jammed with many drivers used to being in an A main and Roger Crockett won from 5th over Craig Smith, Kyle Hirst, and Steven Kent. Hirst’s drive to 3rd was particularly impressive after restarting at the rear of the field. Due to the A main being completely inverted by points, the four B main transfers are always in the front two rows as they are the lowest point cars. The 50 lap finale has a short open red planned between laps 10 and 35 so teams can add fuel.

Hirst became a DNF after coming on the track as mechanical problems following his B main run ended his night. Craig Smith assumed the pole with Kent alongside with Stevie Smith and Sweet filling the 12 row of the 24 car inversion. Haudenschild and Bud Kaeding were in row 11 while Justyn Cox and Allard shared row 10.

Making a very strong showing in his first Cup race, Steven Kent led 5 laps before Craig Smith drove past him on the top of turn 4 to lead lap 6 with 3rd starting Kyle Larson in 3rd since the green. A spun car in turn 4 on lap 7 collected Cox and Justin Sanders, both who flipped while C. Smith flattened a right rear to give up the lead.

Kent was back on top on the restart but a slider in turn 2 on the 11th lap saw Larson take the lead, a position he held the last 40 laps. A lap 16 yellow became the fuel stop and Crockett used a turn 4 move to take 2nd when the green reappeared. A lap later Shane Golobic moved into 3rd but nobody had any ideas as to how to catch Larson.

Larson went on the win the A main in a dominating drive, Crockett was eventually 3rd, and Kent finished 12 in a very strong first time Cup event. As Larson drove to his win, the race for the $20,000 championship drew the crowd’s attention, a battle that steadily became more dramatic as laps unfolded.

The Trophy Cup finale is always a two race at once affair. The race for the win is accompanied by the race from the back of the pack as the high point cars advance to earn more points and the title. The final main is 150 points to win with a 5 point drop per position. There were realistically seven drivers with a viable chance to win the title when the 50 laps commenced.

Allard needed to finish two spots ahead of S. Smith or Sweet for a back to back Cup title performance. Haudenschild and Bud Kaeding also need a two spot margin but S. Smith and Sweet, being tied in points, had their own battle to handle. By lap 10 is was clear that Sweet was the major player and over the first 30 plus laps Sweet was in control of the point chase.

Things changed by lap 33 when Haudenschild got past Sweet as the former Grass Valley resident was slowing and Allard matched the move on lap 39 with a turn 4 pass on Haudenschild. As lap 40 was scored, Allard was leading the point battle and used a slider in turn 2 on lap 42 to take 3rd. It was looking as if Allard was going to post back to back titles, but things were not quite settled yet.

A lap 48 yellow set up one of the most dramatic finishes in the 18 year Cup history. Allard was 3rd, Haudenschild was 4th, and they were nose to tail on the restart. Haudenschild passed Allard on the bottom in turn 1 of the 49th lap, Allard came back in turn 2. and the crossed the line to end lap 49 in a near tie. Had their not been one more lap, a photo finish would have settled the Cup.

The duo entered turn 2 on the final lap side by side, Haudenschild on the top, and he used that ground to get a good push off of the turn to lead Allard down the backstretch, adding a pass on Crockett to finish his final lap. Allard dropped to 4th at the line and Haudenschild had won the Cup title over Allard and Sweet.

The dramatic Trophy Cup reached new levels this year with the largest crowds ever and obvious fan appreciation of the event. The Cup gave $50,000 to the Make-A-Wish Foundation in their continuing effort to support that organization.

The 2012 Trophy Cup has been set, and it will be a three day event on October 18-20. The Thursday show will feature nonwing 360 sprints

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