FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE JUNE 13, 2011
DICK JORDAN

MILWAUKEE SILVER CROWN 100-MILER SATURDAY;
“500” VET JIMMY KITE RETURNS TO SERIES

This Saturday’s return of the TRAXXAS USAC Silver Crown Championship Cars to the Milwaukee Mile will mark the 2011 pavement debut of the series as defending champion Levi Jones leads the series back to the famed oval at the Wisconsin State Fair Park.

Interest will not only focus on the early battle for the series point lead but also on the series return of Indianapolis 500 veteran and Silver Crown veteran Jimmy Kite of Stockbridge, Ga., who will try to earn his first Silver Crown start in six years!

Kite is slated to drive a car for car owner Eddie Sachs, Jr., whose father won the pole at Indianapolis in 1961 and nearly won that year’s “500” before finishing third behind eventual winner A.J. Foyt.

Kite captured the imagination of the racing world with his sensational victory in the 1997 “Copper World Classic” at Phoenix International Raceway, then backed it up with a second-place finish three months later at what is now known as Lucas Oil Raceway in Indianapolis. His last Silver Crown appearance came at the Indianapolis oval late in 2005.

Kite, who has more than 30 career INDYCAR starts, including Indianapolis 500 starts which produced 11th and 13th-place finishes in 1998 and 2003, is no stranger to the Milwaukee Mile. He finished 14th in his only INDYCAR start there in 2005 and started USAC Silver Crown races at Milwaukee in 2004 and 2005.

“I’ve been gone too long,” admits Jimmy. I’m really looking forward to getting back into a Silver Crown car and proving I’m not really retired at the age of 35! I love these cars and there’s so much history there and with the Milwaukee Mile. It’s a fun track and a race I surely don’t want to miss. It’s hard to relate racing an Indy car there with a Silver Crown car. They are entirely different. The Silver Crown cars dart around a lot and keep you a lot busier during the race. I’ve always been comfortable in the Silver Crown cars and I’m really excited about this weekend. I want to thank Eddie for giving me this opportunity.”

Saturday’s race will be the seventh for the USAC Silver Crown cars at the Milwaukee Mile since the series debuted in 1971. George Snider was the 1988 winner, Eric Gordon won in 1990 and Mike Bliss took the 1993 race. More recently, Jay Drake (2004), Dave Steele (2005) and Wayne Reutimann Jr. (2006) have been the winners.

Saturday’s race is part of a huge weekend at Milwaukee, which includes the IZOD INDYCAR “Milwaukee 225,” the TRAXXAS USAC Silver Crown Series and USAC’s Mopar .25 Midgets, as well as Firstone Indy Lights and USF2000 and Star Mazda racing.

USAC TRAXXAS SILVER CROWN POINT STANDINGS

1-Levi Jones-63; 2-Jerry Coons Jr.-60; 3-Tracy Hines-54; 4-Bud Kaeding-51; 5-Brian Tyler-48; 6-Derek Hagar-45; 7-John Heydenreich-42; 8-Tanner Swanson-39; 9-Todd Kane-36; 10-Dave Darland-33.

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“MIDGET WEEK” CHAMP CLAUSON SET FOR MILWAUKEE MILE;
5-RACE IMW SERIES PRODUCES MEMORABLE RACING, 4 WINNERS

The Milwaukee (Wisc.) Mile looms large for the USAC Mopar National Midget Series this week as they share the weekend billing with a number of racing series at the one-mile oval, including the IZOD INDYCAR “Milwaukee 225” Indycar race and the USAC TRAXXAS Silver Crown Championship Cars. USAC’s Mopar .25 Midgets are also slated for action on another track located on the fairgrounds.

Bryan Clauson of Noblesville, Ind., USAC’s 2010 National Drivers Champion, comes to Milwaukee as the National Midget point leader and defending champion. He is coming off a five-race week which produced an “Indiana Midget Week” title and left him with a 17-point lead over Bobby East in the new National standings. Saturday’s Milwaukee race marks the fourth appearance of the series at Milwaukee this decade. J.J. Yeley won there in 2004, while Josh Wise (2005) and Bobby Santos III (2006) have also won on the Mile.

Practice and qualifying are scheduled Friday and Saturday’s race is a 25-miler.

Michael Pickens of Auckland, New Zealand scored a sensational victory in Sunday night’s “Indiana Midget Week” finale at the Kokomo Speedway, leading the final two laps after a restart which saw the complexion of the IMW points championship change in Clauson’s favor. Clauson emerged with a six-point margin of victory over Kyle Larson for the 2011 Indiana Midget Week title as Larson slid from the lead to third in the closing laps after leading the first 28 circuits. Pickens’ victory, his first in USAC racing, came in the Polar Ice/BSL Racing Breka/Esslinger Ford. Trailing him at the checkered flag were Tracy Hines, who made a late-race charge to second, Larson, Brad Kuhn and Clauson. Darren Hagen was the fastest qualifier.

Clauson won Saturday night's 30-lapper at Lawrenceburg Speedway. He got by Steve Buckwalter on lap six and led the last 25 laps in his Parker Stone Spike/Esslinger Ford. Pickens finished second at Lawrenceburg, ahead of Larson, Hines and Hagen.

Larson, of Elk Grove, Calif., scored his first USAC feature victory in Friday night’s 30-lapper at the Bloomington Speedway. Larson trailed Chris Windom for 17 laps, then led lap 18 before yielding the lead back to Windom. On lap 27 Larson caught Windom in turn three and then led the final four laps in his Toyota TRD Bullet to beat Windom, Shane Cottle, Caleb Armstrong and East. NASCAR star Jason Leffler was unable to make the feature after fighting an ill-handling car. Jerry Coons Jr. was the fastest qualifier and IMW title contenders Hagen and Brad Kuhn were relegated to using provisional starting spots at the back of the feature but finished 11th and 13th respectively

Clauson took the checkered flag first Thursday night at Lincoln Park Speedway in Putnamville, but not before a thrilling battle for the victory with Larson in round two of the 2011 “Indiana Midget Week.” Clauson passed Larson on the final lap for the win in his Corey Tucker Racing/BCI/Curb-Agajanian Parker Stone Spike/Esslinger Ford, ending a duel which included six lead changes in the 30 laps. Larson took second after leading a total of 13 laps, finishing ahead of Kuhn, fast qualifier East and Jerry Coons Jr.

Hagen, of Riverside, Calif., caught early race leader Zach Daum on lap 13 and led the final 18 laps to win Wednesday night’s 30-lapper at Gas City I-69 Speedway. Trailing Hagen and his Liberty Village/McGladrey & Pullen Spike/Esslinger Ford at the checkered flag were Daum, who led the first 12 laps, Hines, East and Hunter Schuerenberg.

MOPAR USAC NATIONAL MIDGET POINT STANDINGS

1-Bryan Clauson-517; 2-Bobby East-500; 3-Darren Hagen-474; 4-Kyle Larson-460; 5-Tracy Hines-452; 6-Zach Daum-378; 7-Brad Kuhn-372; 8-Levi Roberts-303; 9-Jerry Coons Jr.-278; 10-Caleb Armstrong-268.

FINAL USAC INDIANA MIDGET WEEK POINT STANDINGS

1-Bryan Clauson-308; 2-Kyle Larson-302; 3-Tracy Hines-279; 4-Bobby East-268; 5-Michael Pickens-214; 6-Chris Windom-214; 7-Darren Hagen-209; 8-ZachDaum-204; 9-Brad Kuhn-200; 10-Shane Cottle-174.

Allentown, PA: CARQUEST Gasoline Alley Welcomes Barry Angstadt, Shane Lewis, Brent Marks, Robbie Kendall And Ryan Smith To Tonight's Show
By:Steve Pados, GA Motorsports Media

The extremely popular and nationally acclaimed CARQUEST Gasoline Alley TV/Internet Show cranks up the airwaves on Monday evening with another fabulous edition of their show on Monday evening show, June 13th as show hosts Ed and Steve Pados welcome in another blockbuster lineup of talented racing stars and personalities who join the Gang for the fastest, funniest, and most informative racing show in the country today. The show airs from 6 to 8 PM every Monday evening on channels 103 and 137 and worldwide on the Internet. The Gang has been serving the racing world for the past nine years on the airwaves and is well noted for their well noted "theme" show format and will host the 527th edition of their show since they hit the airwaves and their 315th show since joining forces with the party channel at WALN Digital Cable and "Happy Jack" Burns on Channels 103 and 137. The Gasoline Alley Team of Ed and Steve Pados is looking forward to more of the same great format they have been following since the inception of their hit show back in 2002 as they highlight the past, present and future of auto racing with their great show.

With this edition of the show the Gang will review the upcoming annual PA Speedweeks 600 Micro Racing schedule that features six race dates in an eight day span of time with stops at Trailways, Lincoln, Path Valley, Susquehana, Lindas and Lanco included in the spectacular promotion. Past series champions include AJ Bast in 2007, Brent Marks in 2008, Shane Lewis and Heath Hehnly co-titlists in 2009 and Hehnly as the sole champion in 2010. The award winning show will feature noted writer and announcer Barry Angstadt to open the show interviews to ignite the importance of the series and follow with some top notch driving talent who will put their spin on what the series means to those who compete in it. Shane Lewis, the co-titlist in 2009, joins the show for the first time to share his thoughts about the series as well as his own surging racing career as the engineering student juggle his workload in both his studies and his racing efforts. Brent Marks, the gifted 410 sprint car star, will join the Gang to talk about what winning the 2008 series title did to propel his career into the 410 sprint car division that Marks has already enjoyed two wins in during the young 2011 racing season thus far. Robbie Kendall, the excellent Maryland based Micro star rejoins the Gang to talk about his huge win in 2009 in the Micro Mania event at the Lanco Speedway and the continued success of his racing efforts and the growth of the series. Ryan Smith, the versatile combination driving talent, rejoins the Gang to talk about his success in the series and how the extra racing events allow the drivers to earn some great money in a short span of time by making the effort to join in the series events and will share his thoughts about his recent triumph in ARDC Midget racing at the Bridgeport Speedway.

The popular award winning TV/Internet show offers a live internet video feed to all of the Internet subscribers to view the wide assortment of the many racing videos that are played while the show is in progress and to enjoy the chat sessions with the many great personalities from within the racing community who pay the Gang a visit to discuss racing. As always, a surprise or two will be expected as the Gasoline Alley Gang continues to bring the racing community the fastest, funniest and most informed racing show on the airwaves today. All shows produced by GA Motorsports Media are carefully researched, authenticated and fully scripted to produce for our loyal sponsors, guests and racing fans the best show on the airwaves today.

CARQUEST Gasoline Alley TV/Radio/Internet Show continues with its outstanding line-up of talented guests with this week's edition of the show. The Show's programming is available on WALN Digital Cable Radio, Internet www.walncableradio.com for the Audio portion and: livestream.com/walncableradio/old for the video portion. The Show is available on Service Electric Digital Cable TV, Channels 103, and 137 and is live from 6 to 8 PM and later tape delayed on Channel 50 at 11 PM.

Join the Gasoline Alley broadcasting team of Ed and Steve Pados on Monday evening June 13th as they take you on a two-hour circular journey with their well documented, very informative and extremely funny show.

Should you have questions on how to be a part of the show through advertising, appearances or remotes, please contact Steve Pados at: 610 573 9706; Ed Pados at: 610 739 0391; or the WALN Studios at: 610 791 1818. You may also email: steveswp@ptd.net

RACING NEWS THE WAY IT IS MEANT TO BE

USAC MOPAR NATIONAL MIDGET CHAMPIONSHIP RACE RESULTS: June 12, 2011 – Kokomo, Indiana – Kokomo Speedway – “Indiana Midget Week”

QUALIFICATIONS: 1. Darren Hagen, 3, RFMS-13.342; 2. Brad Kuhn, 17B, RW-13.421; 3. Michael Pickens, 29, Berry-13.469; 4. Matt Smith, 13, Smith-13.477; 5. Bobby East, 4, Klatt-13.564; 6. Zach Daum, 5, Daum-13.584; 7. Kyle Larson, 67, Kunz-13.592; 8. Chris Windom, 11, Wilke-Pak-13.601; 9. Mario Clouser, 06, MCM-13.601; 10. Levi Roberts, 2D, Roberts-13.607; 11. Chase Barber, 91, Barber-13.625; 12. Steve Buckwalter, 25, Buckwalter-13.643; 13. Bryan Clauson, 39, Tucker/BCI/Curb-Agajanian-13.666; 14. Caleb Armstrong, 71, Kunz-13.689; 15. Davey Ray, 2R, Ray-13.813; 16. Shane Hollingsworth, 85, Hollingsworth-13.824; 17. Jimmy Simpson, 21, RacePro-13.847; 18. Seth Motsinger, 37, Felker-13.881; 19. Tracy Hines, 24, Parker-13.907; 20. Shane Cottle, 1st, Saucier-13.969; 21. Blake Fitzpatrick, 10, Moore-14.084; 22. Danny Stratton, 77, Hampton-14.183; 23. Trevor Kobylarz, 49, Two Dogs Racing-14.210; 24. Thomas Meseraull, 16, Sandy-14.249; 25. Dalton Armstrong, 71k, Kunz-14.317; 26. Michael
Koontz, 17k, Koontz-14.539; 27. Don O’Keefe, 0k, LOK-14.922.

FIRST HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Clauson, 2. East, 3. Hagen, 4. Clouser, 5. Simpson, 6. D.Armstrong, 7. Fitzpatrick.

SECOND HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Roberts, 2. Daum, 3. Kuhn, 4. Stratton, 5. C.Armstrong, 6. Motsinger, 7. Koontz.

THIRD HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Hines, 2. Larson, 3. Pickens, 4. Kobylarz, 5. Barber, 6. O’Keefe, 7.Ray.

FOURTH HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Cottle, 2. Windom, 3. Buckwalter, 4. Hollingsworth, 5. Smith, 6. Meseraull.

SEMI: (12 laps) 1. Smith, 2. Fitzpatrick, 3. C.Armstrong, 4. Barber, 5. Meseraull, 6. D.Armstrong, 7. Ray, 8. Simpson, 9. O’Keefe, 10. Koontz, 11, Motsinger. NT

FEATURE: (30 laps) 1. Michael Pickens, 2. Tracy Hines, 3. Kyle Larson, 4. Brad Kuhn, 5. Bryan Clauson, 6. Chris Windom, 7. Zach Daum, 8. Steve Buckwalter, 9. Bobby East, 10. Blake Fitzpatrick, 11. Levi Roberts, 12. Darren Hagen, 13. Dalton Armstrong, 14. Matt Smith, 15. Mario Clouser, 16. Chase Barber, 17. Jimmy Simpson, 18. Trevor Kobylarz, 19. Thomas Meseraull, 20. Caleb Armstrong, 21. Danny Stratton, 22. Shane Cottle, 23. Shane Hollingsworth. NT
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FEATURE LAP LEADERS: Laps 1-28 Larson, Laps 29-30 Pickens.

NEW USAC MOPAR NATIONAL MIDGET SERIES POINTS: 1-Clauson-517; 2-East-500; 3-Hagen-474; 4-Larson-460; 5-Hines-452; 6-Daum-378; 7-Kuhn-372; 8-Roberts-303; 9-Jerry Coons Jr.-278; 10-C.Armstrong-268.
FINAL USAC INDIANA MIDGET WEEK POINTS: 1-Clauson-308; 2-Larson-302; 3-Hines-279; 4-East-268; 5-Pickens-214; 6-Windom-214; 7-Hagen-209; 8-Daum-204; 9-Kuhn-200; 10-Cottle-174.

NEXT USAC MOPAR NATIONAL MIDGET RACE: June 17-18 – Milwaukee, WI – Milawukee Mile

USAC MOPAR NATIONAL MIDGET CHAMPIONSHIP RACE RESULTS: June 11, 2011 – Lawrenceburg, Indiana – Lawrenceburg Speedway – “Indiana Midget Week”

QUALIFICATIONS: 1. Bryan Clauson, 39, Tucker/BCI/Curb-Agajanian-15.340; 2. Hunter Schuerenberg, 35, Rock Steady-15.414; 3. Matt Smith, 13, Smith-15.499; 4. Chris Windom, 11, Wilke-Pak-15.580; 5. Bobby East, 4, Klatt-15.582; 6. Steve Buckwalter, 25, Buckwalter-15.613; 7. Tanner Swanson, 19, Team 6R/TK-15.726; 8. Tracy Hines, 24, Parker-15.744; 9. Danny Stratton, 77, Hampton-15.781; 10. Darren Hagen, 3, RFMS-15.782; 11. Seth Motsinger, 37, Felker-15.814; 12. Michael Pickens, 29, Berry-15.829; 13. Zach Daum, 5, Daum-15.855; 14. Brad Kuhn, 17B, RW-15.855; 15. Trevor Kobylarz, 20x, Two Dogs Racing-15.906; 16. Jerry Coons Jr., 3nz, JCJ-15.916; 17. Caleb Armstrong, 71, Kunz-16.059; 18. Kyle Larson, 67, Kunz-16.125; 19. Mario Clouser, 06, MCM-16.127; 20. Levi Roberts, 2D, Roberts-16.167; 21. Billy Pauch Jr., 54, Burke-16.273; 22. Dalton Armstrong, 71k, Kunz-16.412; 23. Chase Barber, 91, Barber-16.578.

FIRST HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Roberts, 2. East, 3. Kuhn, 4. Clauson, 5. Hines, 6. C.Arsmtrong, 7. Motsinger, 8. Barber. NT

SECOND HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Pickens, 2. Stratton, 3. Larson, 4. Buckwalter, 5. Smith, 6. Pauch, 7. Kobylarz. NT

THIRD HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Clouser, 2. Coons, 3. Daum, 4. Windom, 5. Swanson, 6. Hagen, 7. D.Armstrong. 2:12.49

FEATURE: (30 laps) 1. Bryan Clauson, 2. Michael Pickens, 3. Kyle Larson, 4. Tracy Hines, 5. Darren Hagen, 6. Matt Smith, 7. Danny Stratton, 8. Bobby East, 9. Zach Daum, 10. Chase Barber, 11. Dalton Armstrong, 12. Brad Kuhn, 13. Levi Roberts, 14. Chris Windom, 15. Mario Clouser, 16. Billy Pauch Jr., 17. Steve Buckwalter, 18. Tanner Swanson, 19. Caleb Armstrong, 20. Jerry Coons Jr., 21. Trevor Kobylarz. NT
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**Kobylarz flipped on lap 11 of the feature. Buckwalter and Swanson flipped on lap 25 of the feature.

FEATURE LAP LEADERS: Lap 1 Swanson, Laps 2-5 Buckwalter, Laps 6-30 Clauson.

NEW USAC MOPAR NATIONAL MIDGET SERIES POINTS: 1-Clauson-461; 2-East-455; 3-Hagen-433; 4-Larson-399; 5-Hines-387; 6-Daum-328; 7-Kuhn-310; 8-Coons-278; 9-Roberts-264; 10-C.Armstrong-253.
NEW USAC INDIANA MIDGET WEEK POINTS: 1-Clauson-252; 2-Larson-241; 3-East-223; 4-Hines-214; 5-Hagen-168.

Lance Dewease got by Chad Layton with five laps to go to claim the All Star Circuit of Champions Sprints feature at Williams Grove Speedway Friday night. (6/10)

For Dewease, the win marked the 76th time in his career that he visited victory lane at the Grove and the fifth time he had done so over the All Stars.

In 305 sprint action, Tyler Bear of Elliottsburg took the win in the 20-lap main event.

Chad Layton started second in the All Stars 30-lap main and ripped around the speedway to take the lead at the start as fourth starter Dewease blasted up to second by getting around polesitter Dale Blaney.

A fleet-running Layton appeared not to be denied what would have been his first win of the season anywhere, until his front wing became dislodged and began to collapse after the race was one-third completed.

Still, Layton was holding his own over Dewease in the non-stop affair through traffic until the wing flipped upside down onto his car’s hood just before the red flag appeared for a flipping Aaron Ott, who vaulted outside the oval’s first and second turns with 11 laps to go.

Still with his front wing flipped upside down onto the hood, the restart saw Layton produce a masterful drive to hold onto the lead over Dewease for the next six circuits as the pair darted all over the speedway trying to outwit one another with Layton using up every inch of real estate he could find.

But Layton finally succumbed as he worked lap 25, being forced to watch Dewease drive by on the backstretch for the $5,000 victory.

The final five tours produced dramatic racing for second between Layton, Blaney and sixth starter Don Kreitz Jr.

The trio raced within a few car lengths of one another the entire way with Harrisburg’s Layton holding on at the line.

Kreitz was third followed by Blaney and Daryn Pittman.

“Chad had his problem with the nose wing. He couldn’t go through the corner no more,” Dewease said of Layton’s drive.

“I give him credit, he used up all the racetrack he could on that restart. These things are a handful like that.”

Layton explained what he was going through, trying to manipulate his car out front.

“I don’t usually drive like that. With a couple laps to go like that you’re just trying to hold on and not drown,” he said.

“Those guys behind me probably wondered what the heck is he doing.”

Tim Shaffer finished sixth followed by Fred Rahmer, Sam Hafertepe, Jr., Brian Montieth and Brian Leppo.

Heats for the 35-car field went to Greg Hodnett, Alan Krimes, Adam Wilt and Jim Siegel. NASCAR champion Tony Stewart won the B Main. Blaney earned the pole by winning the dash.

Rahmer set fast time in qualifications with a lap of 16.824 seconds.

Bear led all 20 laps of the 305 feature event, outrunning 19th starter Mike Wagner, II.

Wagner moved into second with a lap to go but ran out of time to catch Bear.

George Riden rode home third followed by Matt Mountz and third starter Logan Wagner, who went to the rear twice during the event only to drive back through the field both times.

Twin 305 heats went to Mark Watkins and Kody Lehman.

Feature Finishes: June 10, 2011 -

All Star Sprints, 30 laps: 1. Lance Dewease, 2. Chad Layton, 3. Don Kreitz Jr., 4. Dale Blaney, 5. Daryn Pittman, 6. Tim Shaffer, 7. Fred Rahmer, 8. Sam Hafertepe Jr., 9. Brian Montieth, 10. Brian Leppo, 11. Doug Esh, 12. Danny Dietrich, 13. Greg Hodnett, 14. Tony Stewart, 15. Stevie Smith, 16. Mark Smith, 17. Alan Krimes, 18. David Gravel, 19. Justin Henderson, 20. Brent Marks, 21. Adam Wilt, 22. Aaron Ott, 23. Curt Michael, 24. Jim Siegel.

305 Sprint results:
20 laps: 1. Tyler Bear, 2. Mike Wagner II., 3. George Riden, 4. Matt Mountz, 5. Logan Wagner, 6. Nathan Gramley, 7. Brent Comp, 8. Brian Walker, 9. Kody Lehman, 10. Nicole Walker, 11. Jason Bergstresser, 12. Joe Smith, 13. Ian Detweiler, 14. Mark Watkins, 15. Ryan Lynn, 16. Ron Aurand, 17. Justin Zap, 18. Jake Waters, 19. John Byers, 20. Jason Brandt, 21. Tyler Lebo, 22. Reed Thompson

USAC MOPAR NATIONAL MIDGET CHAMPIONSHIP RACE RESULTS: June 10, 2011 – Bloomington, Indiana – Bloomington Speedway – “Indiana Midget Week”

QUALIFICATIONS: 1. Jerry Coons Jr., 3nz, JCJ-12.275; 2. Levi Roberts, 2D, Roberts-12.283; 3. Steve Buckwalter, 25, Buckwalter-12.292; 4. Bobby East, 4, Klatt-12.349; 5. Shane Cottle, 1st, Saucier- 12.376; 6. Darren Hagen, 3, RFMS-12.382; 7. Levi Jones, 20, Stewart-12.383; 8. Tracy Hines, 24, Parker-12.392; 9. Zach Daum, 5, Daum-12.411; 10. Caleb Armstrong, 71, Kunz-12.440; 11. Chris Windom, 11, Wilke-Pak-12.458; 12. Kyle Larson, 67, Kunz-12.512; 13. Bryan Clauson, 39, Tucker/BCI/Curb-Agajanian-12.532; 14. Alex Bright, 77A, Hemler-12.541; 15. Billy Pauch Jr., 54, Burke-12.546; 16. Trevor Kobylarz, 49, Two Dogs Racing-12.563; 17. Nick Wean, 78, Wean-12.577; 18. Hunter Schuerenberg, 35, Rock Steady-12.584; 19. Kellen Conover, 76, Conover-12.592; 20. Mario Clouser, 06, MCM-12.597; 21. Dalton Armstrong, 71k, Kunz-12.616; 22. Tanner Swanson, 19, Team 6R/TK-12.627; 23. Matt Smith, 13, Smith-12.659; 24. Davey Ray, 2R, Ray-12.706; 25. Michael Pickens, 29, Berry-12.708; 26. Danny
Stratton, 77, Hampton-12.717; 27. Seth Motsinger, 37, Felker-12.803; 28. Justin Grosz, 99, Grosz-12.880; 29. Jimmy Glenn, 07, Glenn-12.919; 30. Michael Koontz, 17k, Koontz-12.963; 31. Brad Kuhn, 17B, RW-12.963; 32. Jacob Wilson, 10, Moore-12.987; 33. Jason Leffler, 51, DMS-13.261.

FIRST HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Clauson, 2. Wean, 3. Cottle, 4. Pickens, 5. Coons, 6. Daum, 7. Glenn, 8. D.Armstrong. NT

SECOND HEAT: (8 laps) 1. T.Swanson, 2. Schuerenberg, 3. C.Armstrong, 4. Roberts, 5. Bright. 6. Stratton, 7. Koontz, 8. Hagen. NT

THIRD HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Smith, 2. Conover, 3. Pauch, 4. Windom, 5. Jones, 6. Buckwalter, 7. Kuhn, 8. Motsinger. 1:39.76

FOURTH HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Ray, 2. Larson, 3. Hines, 4. Kobylarz, 5. Clouser, 6. East, 7. Grosz, 8. Wilson. 1:41.14

SEMI: (12 laps) 1. Buckwalter, 2. Coons, 3. Jones, 4. Bright. 5. East, 6. Daum, 7. Clouser, 8. Stratton, 9. Glenn, 10. Kuhn, 11. Wilson, 12. Motsinger, 13. Hagen, 14. Grosz, 15. Leffler, 16. D.Armstrong, 17. Koontz. NT

FEATURE: (30 laps) 1. Kyle Larson, 2. Chris Windom, 3. Shane Cottle, 4. Caleb Armstrong, 5. Bobby East, 6. Bryan Clauson, 7. Tracy Hines, 8. Michael Pickens, 9. Levi Jones, 10. Steve Buckwalter, 11. Darren Hagen, 12. Hunter Schuerenberg, 13. Brad Kuhn, 14. Nick Wean, 15. Davey Ray, 16. Trevor Kobylarz, 17. Tanner Swanson, 18. Matt Smith, 19. Kellen Conover, 20. Jerry Coons Jr., 21. Alex Bright, 22. Zach Daum, 23. Billy Pauch Jr., 24. Levi Roberts, NT
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FEATURE LAP LEADERS: Laps 1-17 Windom, Lap 18 Larson, Laps 19-26 Windom, Laps 27-30 Larson.

NEW USAC MOPAR NATIONAL MIDGET SERIES POINTS: 1-East-407; 2-Clauson-390;East-407; 2-Clauson-390;-Hagen-385; 4-Larson-339; 5-Hines-332; 6-Daum-286; 7-Kuhn-275; 8-Coons-258; 9-C.Armstrong-238; 10-Roberts-229.
NEW USAC INDIANA MIDGET WEEK POINTS: 1-Larson-181; 2-Clauson-181; 3-East-175; 4-Hines-159; 5-Cottle-153.

NEXT USAC MOPAR NATIONAL MIDGET RACE: June 11 – Lawrenceburg (IN) Speedway – “Indiana Midget Week”

June 9, 2011 - Lincoln Park Speedway

QUALIFICATIONS: 1. Bobby East, 4, Klatt-12.809; 2. Brad Kuhn, 17B, RW-12.852; 3. Tracy Hines, 24, Parker-12.876; 4. Kyle Larson, 67, Kunz-12.892; 5. Bryan Clauson, 39, Tucker/BCI/Curb-Agajanian-12.928; 6. Jerry Coons Jr., 3nz, JCJ-12.934; 7. Matt Smith, 13, Smith-13.010; 8. Shane Cottle, 1st, Saucier-13.019; 9. Levi Roberts, 2D, Roberts-13.019; 10. Darren Hagen, 3, RFMS-13.020; 11. Steve Buckwalter, 25, Buckwalter-13.031; 12. Tanner Swanson, 19, Team 6R/TK-13.037; 13. Caleb Armstrong, 71, Kunz-13.090; 14. Dalton Armstrong, 71k, Kunz-13.111; 15. Zach Daum, 5, Daum-13.141; 16. Shane Hollingsworth, 85, Hollingsworth-13.154; 17. Hunter Schuerenberg, 35, Rock Steady-13.173; 18. Chase Barber, 91, Barber-13.206; 19. Mario Clouser, 06, MCM-13.210; 20. Chris Windom, 11, Wilke-Pak-13.216; 21. Danny Stratton, 77, Hampton-13.232; 22. Alex Bright, 77A, Hemler-13.234; 23. Levi Jones, 20, Stewart-13.314; 24. Trevor Kobylarz, 49, Two Dogs Racing-13.326; 25. Jimmy Simpson, 21, Race Pro-13.33
9; 26. Nick Wean, 78, Wean-13.375; 27. Michael Pickens, 29, Berry-13.441; 28. Ryan Smith, 33, Steward-13.449; 29. Dillon Welch, 51, DMS-13.535; 30. Thomas Meseraull, 16, Sandy-13.590; 31. Jacob Wilson, 10, Moore-13.613; 32. Justin Grosz, 99, Grosz-13.797; 33. Billy Pauch Jr., 54, Burke-13.998; 34. Michael Koontz, 17k, Koontz-14.057; 35. Jimmy Glenn, 07, Glenn-14.193.

FIRST HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Clauson, 2. Schuerenberg, 3. East, 4. Roberts, 5. C.Armstrong, 6. Simpson, 7. Pauch, 8. Welch. NT

SECOND HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Hagen, 2. Coons, 3. Kuhn. 4. Barber, 5. Bright, 6. Meseraull, 7. Wean, 8. D.Armstrong, 9. Koontz. 1:46.62

THIRD HEAT: (8 laps) 1.Buckwalter, 2. Jones, 3. Daum, 4. Hines, 5. M.Smith, 6. Clouser, 7. Pickens, 8. Glenn, 9. Wilson. 1:48.40

FOURTH HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Windom, 2. Larson, 3. Cottle, 4. Kobylarz, 5. T.Swanson, 6. R.Smith, 7. Grosz, 8. Hollingsworth. 1:47.60

SEMI: (12 laps) 1. M.Smith, 2. Hollingsworth, 3. Meseraull, 4. Clouser, 5. R.Smith, 6. Pickens, 7. T.Swanson, 8. Stratton, 9. C.Armstrong, 10. Wilson, 11. Wean, 12. Welch, 13. Koontz, 14. Bright,15. D.Armstrong, 16. Glenn, 17. Simpson, 18. Grosz, 19. Pauch. NT

FEATURE: (30 laps) 1. Bryan Clauson, 2. Kyle Larson, 3. Brad Kuhn, 4. Bobby East, 5. Jerry Coons Jr., 6. Shane Cottle, 7. Darren Hagen, 8. Tracy Hines, 9. Thomas Meseraull, 10. Steve Buckwalter, 11. Matt Smith, 12. Levi Jones, 13. Zach Daum, 14. Levi Roberts, 15. Mario Clouser, 16. Ryan Smith, 17. Tanner Swanson, 18. Caleb Armstrong, 19. Shane Hollingsworth, 20. Michael Pickens, 21. Chris Windom, 22. Trevor Kobylarz, 23. Chase Barber, 24. Hunter Schuerenberg. NT
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**Schuerenberg flipped on lap 3 of the feature. Hollingsworth flipped on lap 10 of the feature. Barber flipped on lap 19 of the feature.

FEATURE LAP LEADERS: Laps 1-13 Clauson, Laps 14-18 Larson, Lap 19 Clauson, Laps 20-26 Larson, Laps 27-28 Clauson, Lap 29 Larson, Lap 30 Clauson.