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BRIGHT IS THE STAR IN CANDY BOWL ARDC FEATURE
Kobylarz is 2013 ARDC Champion
Brenden Bright made sure that his third season in ARDC midget competition was not a winless one as he picked up his first win of the season in the final ARDC event of 2013. The 2011 ARDC Rookie of the Year struggled with mechanical issues throughout much of the season and missed several races during the summer months. Bright rejoined the schedule just three races ago, picking up a third and a win to close out the season.
Bright took the lead on lap thirteen from rookie, Jim Radney and then drove to the checkered flag seven laps later.
A multi car incident in turn two was the cause of a complete restart and Radney and Brett Arndt led the field to the green for the second attempt at lap number one. After getting upside down, Tony DiMattia was unable to continue. Jason Rice and Steve Craig were also casualties in this incident.
Radney took the lead on lap one as Arndt and Steven Drevicki battled it out for second. Drevicki came up with the spot and then challenged Radney for the lead, becoming the race leader on the second circuit. Drevicki led through lap five as Radney kept him in his sights from second. Ryan Greth moved up to third ahead of Arndt while Bright moved into fifth on lap five.
Radney raced back by Drevicki to take the lead on lap six. The caution came out again on lap eight as Dave Shirk and Brian Gilmore came together between the first and second turns. Radney held the advantage over Drevicki as Greth ran third. Bright had now advanced to fourth with Kyle Lick rounding out the top five.
Radney took the half way sign as the race leader as Bright moved up to third behind Drevicki. Bright took over second on lap twelve and used the outside line to drive into the lead one lap later.
Bright was able to navigate his way through lapped traffic as he drove away from the competition. Bright took the checkered flag followed by Radney, Drevicki, Greth and Alex Bright.
After missing his heat race due to mechanical issues, Bruce Buckwalter, Jr. started the feature from the scratch position and drove up to seventh to earn the Hyper Hard Charger Award.
Trevor Kobylarz restarted at the rear of the field after the lap one incident in turn two but his 15th place finish was more than enough to secure his first ARDC Championship as a driver and the second consecutive Owner's Championship for R/T Racing's, Dyke and Carey Becker.
Finish (20 laps)
1. Brenden Bright 2. Jim Radney 3. Steven Drevicki 4. Ryan Greth 5. Alex Bright 6. Brett Arndt 7. Bruce Buckwalter, Jr. 8. Billy Pauch, Jr. 9. Kyle Lick 10. Curt Michael 11. Steven Bull 12. PJ Gargiulo 13. Brett Wanner 14. Billy Courtwright 15. Trevor Kobylarz 16. Brian Gilmore 17. Dave Shirk 18. Clayton Glassman 19. Greg Fitzpatrick 20. Steve Craig 21. Jason Rice 22. Tony DiMattia DNS - Mark Gilmore
PEORIA AMSOIL USAC NATIONAL/CRA SPRINT RACE RESULTS – Saturday
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AMSOIL USAC NATIONAL & USAC/CRA SPRINT RACE RESULTS: October 26, 2013 – Peoria, Arziona – Canyon Speedway Park – 13th Hose Advantage Store “Hall of Fame Classic”
QUALIFICATIONS: 1. Mike Spencer, 50, Chaffin-13.747; 2. Chase Stockon, 32, 32/TBI-13.775; 3. Kevin Thomas, Jr., 17RW, Dutcher/RW/TriStar-13.842; 4. Bryan Clauson, 20, Stewart/Curb-Agajanian-13.891; 5. Justin Grant, 5, Baldwin-13.924; 6. Nic Faas, 4x, Alexander-13.959; 7. Chris Windom, 11, Walker-13.972; 8. Tracy Hines, 4, Hines-14.032; 9. Tyler Courtney, 23c, Courtney/BRaT-14.078; 10. Dave Darland, 71P, Phillips-14.085; 11. Matt Mitchell, 37, Mitchell-14.105; 12. Austin Williams, 2, Jory-14.124; 13. Mike Martin, 16, Martin-14.131; 14. Mike Bonneau, 29, Bonneau-14.154; 15. Robert Ballou, 12, Ballou-14.186; 16. R.J. Johnson, 51, Martin-14.194; 17. Michael Curtis, 11c, Curtis-14.200; 18. Damion Gardner, 4A, Alexander-14.200; 19. Brady Bacon, 69, Dynamics-14.218; 20. Charles Davis, Jr., 4G, Cook-14.237; 21. Cody Williams, 44, Jory-14.271; 22. Josh Pelkey, 12A, Allen-14.272; 23. Nick Drake, 55, Cline-14.299; 24. Jon Stanbrough, 73, Ford-14.303; 25. Rip Williams, 3, Jory-14.437; 26. Josh Hodges, 74x, Hodges-14.443; 27. Shon Deskins, 20x, SDR-14.448; 28. Tom Ogle, 48, Ogle-14.558; 29. Andrew Reinbold, 19, Reinbold-14.673; 30. Bruce St. James, 7K, St. James-14.702.
FIRST HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Curtis, 2. Grant, 3. Courtney, 4. R.Williams, 5. Martin, 6. C.Williams, 7. Spencer, 8. Reinbold. 1:56.21
SECOND HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Darland, 2. Faas, 3. Gardner, 4. Stockon, 5. Pelkey, 6. Bonneau, 7. Hodges, 8. St. James. 1:53.51
THIRD HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Bacon, 2. Windom, 3. Ballou, 4. Thomas, 5. Drake, 6. Mitchell, 7. Deskins. 1:54.29
FOURTH HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Stanbrough, 2. Davis, 3. Johnson, 4. Hines, 5. Clauson, 6. A.Williams, 7. Ogle. 1:54.23
SEMI: (12 laps) 1. Clauson, 2. Spencer, 3. A.Williams, 4. Martin, 5. Pelkey, 6. Drake, 7. Mitchell, 8. C.Williams, 9. St. James, 10. Reinbold, 11. Deskins, 12. Hodges, 13. Bonneau, 14. Ogle. NT
FEATURE: (30 laps) 1. Chase Stockon, 2. Tracy Hines, 3. Justin Grant, 4. R.J. Johnson, 5. Robert Ballou, 6. Chris Windom, 7. Bryan Clauson, 8. Damion Gardner, 9. Austin Williams, 10. Josh Pelkey, 11. Brady Bacon, 12. Jon Stanbrough, 13. Matt Mitchell, 14. Nic Faas, 15. Mike Spencer, 16. Charles Davis, Jr., 17. Rip Williams, 18. Nick Drake, 19. Kevin Thomas, Jr., 20. Dave Darland, 21. Cody Williams, 22. Tyler Courtney, 23. Michael Curtis, 24. Mike Martin. NT
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FEATURE LAP LEADERS: Lap 1 Hines, Laps 2-30 Stockon.
NEW AMSOIL USAC NATIONAL SPRINT POINTS: 1-Clauson-1,828; 2-Darland-1,771; 3-Bacon-1,658; 4-Stockon-1,582; 5-Thomas-1,574; 6-Hines-1,464; 7-Ballou-1,413; 8-Windom-1,155; 9-Courtney-1,027; 10-Hunter Schuerenberg-1,000.
NEW AMSOIL USAC/CRA SPRINT POINTS: 1-Gardner-1,208, 2-Faas-1,068, 3-Spencer-1,053, 4-Mitchell-803, 5-Bud Kaeding-753, 6-A.Williams-751, 7-C.Williams-734, 8-Brody Roa-659, 9-Ryan Bernal-551, 10-R.Williams-470.
NEXT AMSOIL USAC NATIONAL & USAC/CRA SPRINT RACE: November 1-2 – Perris (CA) Auto Speedway –18th “Budweiser Oval Nationals”
PEORIA AMSOIL USAC NATIONAL/CRA SPRINT RACE RESULTS
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AMSOIL USAC NATIONAL & USAC/CRA SPRINT RACE RESULTS: October 25, 2012 – Peoria, Arizona – Canyon Speedway Park – 13th Annual Hose Advantage Store “Hall of Fame Classic”
QUALIFICATIONS: 1. Bryan Clauson, 20, Stewart/Curb-Agajanian-13.647; 2. Nic Faas, 4x, Alexander-13.650; 3. Dave Darland, 71P, Phillips-13.694; 4. Nick Drake, 55, Cline-13.748; 5. Mike Spencer, 50, Chaffin-13.822; 6. Brady Bacon, 69, Dynamics-13.833; 7. Tracy Hines, 4, Hines-13.929; 8. Chase Stockon, 32, 32/TBI-13.937; 9. Justin Grant, 5, Baldwin-14.017; 10. Jon Stanbrough, 73, Ford-14.018; 11. Chris Windom, 11, Walker-14.020; 12. Josh Pelkey, 12A, Allen-14.080; 13. Austin Williams, 2, Jory-14.158; 14. Damion Gardner, 4A, Alexander-14.187; 15. Matt Mitchell, 37, Mitchell-14.212; 16. Charles Davis, Jr., 4G, Cook-14.215; 17. Robert Ballou, 12, Ballou-14.232; 18. Mike Martin, 16, Martin-14.255; 19. Mike Bonneau, 29, Bonneau-14.311; 20. Cody Williams, 44, Jory-14.320; 21. Matt Rossi, 02, Rossi-14.321; 22. Rip Williams, 3, Jory-14.327; 23. R.J. Johnson, 51, Martin-14.406; 24. Michael Curtis, 11c, Curtis-14.478; 25. Josh Hodges, 74x, Hodges-14.481; 26. Bruce St. James, 7K, St. James-14.499; 27. Kevin Thomas, Jr., 17RW, Dutcher/RW/TriStar-14.548; 28. Tom Ogle, 48, Ogle-14.586; 29. Shon Deskins, 20x, SDR-14.741; 30. Tyler Courtney, 23c, Courtney/BRAT-NT.
FIRST HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Ballou, 2. Clauson, 3. Grant, 4. Spencer, 5. A.Williams, 6. Hodges, 7. Deskins, 8. Rossi. NT
SECOND HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Gardner, 2. Faas, 3. Bacon, 4. Martin, 5. R.Williams, 6. Courtney, 7. Stanbrough, 8. St. James. NT
THIRD HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Darland, 2. Johnson, 3. Hines, 4. Windom, 5. Thomas, 6. Mitchell, 7. Bonneau. NT
FOURTH HEAT: (8 laps) 1. Stockon, 2. Pelkey, 3. Davis, 4. Drake, 5. Curtis, 6. Ogle, 7. C.Williams. NT
SEMI: (12 laps) 1. Stanbrough, 2. Thomas, 3. Mitchell, 4. Hodges, 5. Courtney, 6. Ogle, 7. Curtis, 8. Deskins, 9. Bonneau, 10. St. James, 11. A.Williams, 12. R.Williams. NT
FEATURE: (30 laps) 1. Bryan Clauson, 2. Tracy Hines, 3. Mike Spencer, 4. Kevin Thomas, Jr., 5. Damion Gardner, 6. Dave Darland, 7. Josh Pelkey, 8. Robert Ballou, 9. Tyler Courtney, 10. Nick Drake, 11. Mike Martin, 12. Matt Mitchell, 13. Brady Bacon, 14. Chase Stockon, 15. Justin Grant, 16. Austin Williams, 17. R.J. Johnson, 18. Tom Ogle, 19. Nic Faas, 20. Cody Williams, 21. Charles Davis, Jr., 22. Josh Hodges, 23. Chris Windom, 24. Jon Stanbrough. NT
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**Davis flipped on lap 1 of the feature. Windom flipped on lap 5 of the feature.
FEATURE LAP LEADERS: Laps 1-20 Bacon, Laps 21-22 Darland, Laps 23-30 Clauson.
NEW AMSOIL USAC NATIONAL SPRINT POINTS: 1-Bryan Clauson-1,779; 2-Darland-1,750; 3-Bacon-1,619; 4-Thomas-1,550; 5-Stockon-1,512; 6-Hines-1,402; 7-Ballou-1,359; 8-Windom-1,103; 9-Courtney-1,008; 10-Hunter Schuerenberg-1,000.
NEW AMSOIL USAC/CRA SPRINT POINTS: 1-Gardner-1,163, 2-Faas-1,035, 3-Spencer-1,021, 4-Mitchell-776, 5-Bud Kaeding-753, 6-C.Williams-721, 7-A.Williams-713, 8-Brody Roa-659, 9-Ryan Bernal-551, 10-Richard Vander Weerd-447.
NEXT AMSOIL USAC NATIONAL & USAC/CRA SPRINT RACE: October 26 – Peoria, AZ – Canyon Speedway Park – 13th Annual Hose Advantage Store “Hall of Fame Classic”
Fred Rahmer Victorious In $50,000 World Of Outlaws Williams Grove National Open
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Fred Rahmer (WoS file photo)
Fast Freddie gets popular win in prestigious 51st annual event
10/5/13
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Mechanicsburg – Fast Freddie Rahmer of Salfordville wrote what could be the Cinderella ending to his storybook career at Williams Grove Speedway on Saturday night when he beat the World of Outlaws for a $50,000 payday in the 51st annual National Open for sprint cars at the oval.
It was Rahmer’s first and only win in the prestigious event that came in his final chance for the victory as he declared weeks ago that he would retire from the sport at the end of the year.
Rahmer also discussed prior to the Open that if he were to win, he may just call it a career and walk away after the show and after calming down in victory lane Saturday night, he commented further on his plans, saying that he will take a few days and talk to his family about the decision but he may let Stevie Smith finish the year out in his No. 20S ride.
The race began with Steve Buckwalter on the pole with a souring motor and Rahmer alongside and from the drop of the green Rahmer seemed on a mission.
He stayed right on Buckwalter as the laps ticked off and was able to get by the Royersford driver to lead the ninth tour when Buckwalter hopped the fourth turn cushion.
But Buckwalter went deep in the first corner to reclaim the lead and again have Rahmer pasted to his back bumper when the first caution flag unfurled with 13 laps recorded.
Craig Dollansky, Lance Dewease and Daryn Pittman restarted behind the duo.
Rahmer pounded the bottom groove when action resumed and went out front as the field scored 14 laps following the restart, lifting his right front tire off of the ground as he passed the flagstand to take the lead at the line.
And after getting control, Rahmer pulled out to a near straightway lead by the halfway point with Buckwalter in second followed now by Dewease who was up to third.
Rahmer was just beginning to work the rear of the field with 25 down when Chad Layton brought out another yellow flag, forcing a stoppage for refueling.
Rahmer chose the bottom for the double-file restart and pulled way from Buckwalter when green reappeared as Dewease blistered by for the runner-up position.
And for a moment it looked like Dewease might be able to close on the leader but once the pace got going Rahmer again began pulling away.
With 12 laps to go in the 40-lapper he had amassed a full straightaway advantage over Dewease as he instead now began feeling heat from Pittman who had driven into third on the 27th tour.
Rahmer entered the backmarkers with six laps to go and carefully threaded his way through traffic with a large lead as Pittman overtook Dewease for second with three laps to go with Rahmer out of sight.
And then it was the final lap and as opposed to waiting until the final turn as many times is the case, the mass of humanity in the stands rose to their feet in a wave of motion as the white flag waved and they felt assured of a Rahmer win.
For an entire lap the entire grandstands were up on their feet in an uncharacteristic show of support and appreciation for Rahmer who picked up the thrilling victory by 3.41 seconds over Pittman.
First Rahmer stopped on the backstretch, climbed out of this car and jumped up and down for the fans in the stands before being enveloped in a throng of fans and drivers in victory lane on the frontchute.
“The guys we race against weekly make you good enough to win this thing,” Rahmer said.
“I don’t know what to say but I’ll be drunk as hell tonight!”
“My boy and Moon (Byers) (mechanics), they’re the ones that did it,” Rahmer said of getting him the win.
Rahmer went on to ponder this season and his past few.
“They had me dead and buried but not quite so dead,” he said.
“The one thing I learned the last few years is the people that you are with can beat you way easier than the people you race against.”
“I’m just spent. I’m just spent on a weekly deal,” Rahmer said of his decision to retire after years of weekly competition.
Pittman, the World of Outlaws point leader, was happy for Rahmer, who reclaimed the Williams Grove point lead with his run to the victory after losing the lead in Friday night’s race.
“That’s probably the happiest second I’ve had all year,” the Oklahoma driver said.
“I couldn’t be any happier. I’ve learned a lot about him (Rahmer) over the last four years.”
“He’s a really good person. And it has nothing to do with racing.”
Dewease, a three-time Open winner in his career, rode home third at the finish.
“We gave it everything we had,” he said.
“With it being wet early we didn’t know how far to go with it (car) and we didn’t go far enough.”
“But we left everything we had on the track.”
Paul McMahan was fourth and Dollansky fifth.
Sixth through 10th went to Buckwalter, Greg Hodnett, David Gravel, Joey Saldana and Donny Schatz.
Fast time for the 62-car field was set by Saldana with a time of 17.192 seconds.
Heats went to Rahmer, Sammy Swindell, Gravel, Rodney Westhafer and Logan Schuchart.
Buckwalter earned the feature pole by winning the dash.
The D Main went to Kerry Madsen with Justin Henderson taking the C and Hodnett scoring the B Main.
October 5, 2013 Feature Finish:
410 sprint cars, 40 laps: 1. Fred Rahmer, 2. Daryn Pittman, 3. Lance Dewease, 4. Paul McMahan, 5, Craig Dollansky, 6. Steve Buckwalter, 7. Greg Hodnett, 8. David Gravel, 9. Joey Saldana, 10. Donny Schatz, 11. Brent Marks, 12. Brian Montieth, 13. Danny Dietrich, 14. Jason Sides, 15. Danny Holtgraver, 16. Sammy Swindell, 17. Cody Darrah, 18. Logan Schuchart, 19. Chad Kemenah, 20. Pat Cannon, 21. Rodney Westhafer, 22. Brian Brown, 23. Trey Starks, 24. Justin Barger, 25. Chad Layton, 26. Don Kreitz Jr, 27. Tim Shaffer, 28. Steve Kinser
DNQ: Brock Zearfoss, Gerard McIntyre Jr., Lucas Wolfe, Justin Henderson, Ryan Bohlke, Kraig Kinser, Kerry Madsen, Mark Smith, Brian Paulus, TJ Stutts, Jac Haudenschild, Aaron Ott, Sheldon Haudenschild, Davey Sammons, Bill Rose, Tyler Ross, Jimmy Seger, Kyle Moody, Cory Haas, Ryan Smith, Dylan Cisney, Curt Michael, Nicole Bower, Mark Bitner, Rick Lafferty, Ryan Taylor, Adam Wilt, Alan Krimes, Sam Hafertepe Jr., Dale Blaney, Brian Leppo, Jacob Allen, Jim Siegel, Brad Howard
NEWS FROM “BATTLE OF TRENTON” INDOOR AUTO RACING EVENTS
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TICKETS FOR FIRST TRENTON, NJ INDOOR AUTO RACES GO ON SALE SEPT. 25
THREE QUARTER MIDGETS, SLINGSHOTS, CHAMP KARTS TO BE FEATURED FEB. 7-8
TRENTON, NJ, September 19,2013 . . Tickets will go on sale on Wednesday, September 25 at 10:00 a.m. for the first ever Three Quarter Midget Series Indoor auto racing
events to be staged at Sun National Bank Center in Trenton, N.J. The two days of racing, entitled the "Battle of Trenton" will be held on February 7-8. The event will feature the popular three-quarter sized Midget cars driven by top northeast drivers both nights.
On Friday night, the TQ-Midgets will be joined by Slingshot racers and on Saturday will share the spotlight with Champ Karts.
The events are being promoted by Len Sammons Motorsports Productions and will follow the 12th annual Indoor race program at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, N.J. slated for January 24.25.
“The opportunity to promote indoor racing in Trenton is a great fit for us and the chance for our drivers to race in central New Jersey has been widely acclaimed,” said Len Sammons.
The TQ Midgets are purpose built racers designed for maximum speed and maneuverability on small indoor and outdoor speedways. Most are powered by Suzuki 750cc motorcycle engines and
each is a one-of-a-kind engineering exercise. Though both the cars and the venue are small compared to outdoor speedways, speeds over 75 MPH have been registered routinely in the Boardwalk Hall races in recent years.
TQ Midget drivers include ‘regulars’ on outdoor TQ circuits such as two-time ATQMRA champion Ryan Tidman and stars from other forms of racing such as 700-time career feature winner Billy Pauch, New England paved track NASCAR Modified specialist Ted Christopher and Wall
Stadium and New Egypt favorite Jimmy Blewett. Anthony Sesely, a paved track champion from Matawan, NJ who has raced this past year on both dirt and asphalt, won the most recent Indoor TQ race last February in Boardwalk Hall.
The Friday night Slingshot cars are identically built cars with aluminum roofs and bodies that resemble the popular dirt Modifieds that race in the area. Slingshots race outdoors on both dirt and pavement. Because the cars are so similar, a premium is placed on individual driving talent, leading to often spectacular results.
The Saturday night co-featured Champ Karts are go-karts with roll cages that surround the driver for protection. Unlike the Slingshot class, different chassis and engines are permitted. Drivers come from a wide range with as many as ten states of residency represented in
recent Boardwalk Hall race events.
Choice reserved front row tickets are priced at $30 for each night and lower level reserved seats are $25 on both Friday and Saturday.
Adult General admission tickets are $20 each night and children
general admission tickets are just $5.
Racing begins at 7:30 p.m. Friday night and at 7:00 p.m. Saturday.
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Tri-State Racesaver Series Results
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TSRS Georgetown Speedway Results 9/15/2013
Heat 1: 1) 14 (Karl Freyer); 2) 4 (Ed Newhouser); 3) 18 (Tim Tanner); 4) 24 (Mike Haggenbottom); 5) 4M (David Martin); 6) 11 (Mike Esposito); 7) 15B (Bryant Davis); 8) 51 (Dave Graber)
Heat 2: 1) 47 (Adam Carberry); 2) 5 (Erika Palmai); 3) 89 (Ryan Stillwaggon); 4) 44 (David Brown, Jr.); 5) 61 (Jon Haegele); 6) 36 (Harris Kohen); 7) 21C (Cody Jourdan); 8) 2 (Kyle Lick)
Feature:
1) 14 – Karl Freyer
2) 47 – Adam Carberry
3) 44 – David Brown, Jr.
4) 4 – Ed Newhouser
5) 18 – Tim Tanner
6) 24 – Michael Haggenbottom
7) 5 – Erika Palmai
8) 89 – Ryan Stillwaggon
9) 4M – David Martin
10) 15B – Bryant Davis
11) 11 – Mike Esposito
12) 21C – Cody Jourdan
13) 51 – Dave Graber
14) 61 – Jon Haegele
15) 36 – Harris Kohen
DNS – 2 – Kyle Lick
26V – Sean Kirkpatrick
Hard Charger – 44 – David Brown, Jr.
HAUBSTADT AMSOIL USAC NATIONAL SPRINT CAR RESULTS
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AMSOIL USAC NATIONAL SPRINT CAR RACE RESULTS: September 14, 2013 – Haubstadt, Indiana – Tri-State Speedway – “Haubstadt Hustler” – Co-Sanctioned by MSCS
FIRST HEAT: (10 laps) 1. Dave Darland (#71P Phillips), 2. Blake Fitzpatrick (#10 Fitzpatrick), 3. Kyle Cummins (#21x Pollock), 4. Kurt Gross (#1x Gross), 5. Chase Stockon (#32 32/TBI), 6. Tyler Courtney (#23c Courtney/Anderson), 7. Daron Clayton (#35 Byram), 8. Bradley Sterrett (#90 Leer). NT
SECOND HEAT: (10 laps) 1. Tracy Hines (#4 Hines), 2. Bryan Clauson (#20 Stewart/Curb-Agajanian), 3. Brady Short (#11P Pottorff), 4. Wes McIntyre (#83 McIntyre), 5. Jeff Bland, Jr. (#04 Burton), 6. Aric Gentry (#21G Gentry). NT
THIRD HEAT: (10 laps) 1. Brady Bacon (#69 Dynamics), 2. Seth Parker (#38P Parker), 3. Nick Drake (#55 Cline), 4. Carson Short (#21 Short), 5. Chase Briscoe (#5B Briscoe), 6. Chet Williams (#38 Williams), 7. Kevin Chambers (#18 DC). NT
FOURTH HEAT: (10 laps) 1. Kevin Thomas, Jr. (#17RW Dutcher/RW/TriStar), 2. Shane Cottle (#2 Epperson), 3. Jon Stanbrough (#66 Wade), 4. A.J. Hopkins (#14 Hopkins), 5. Chris Babcock (#35x Babcock), 6. Kent Schmidt (#5K Schmidt). NT
SEMI: (12 laps) 1. Stockon, 2. Clayton, 3. Hopkins, 4. Courtney, 5. Robert Ballou (#12 Ballou), 6. Bland, 7. Babcock, 8. Sterrett, 9. Schmidt, 10. Gentry, 11. Williams, 12. Chambers. NT
ALSO AT THE TRACK: Braylon Fitzpatrick (#3 Fitzpatrick).
FEATURE: (40 laps) 1. Kevin Thomas, Jr., 2. Brady Short, 3. Brady Bacon, 4. Jon Stanbrough, 5. Kyle Cummins, 6. Chase Stockon, 7. Daron Clayton, 8. Tracy Hines, 9. Bryan Clauson, 10. Shane Cottle, 11. Robert Ballou, 12. Blake Fitzpatrick, 13. Jeff Bland, Jr., 14. Bradley Sterrett, 15. Nick Drake, 16. Carson Short, 17. Chase Briscoe, 18. A.J. Hopkins, 19. Kurt Gross, 20. Tyler Courtney, 21. Dave Darland, 22. Wes McIntyre, 23. Seth Parker. NT
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**Hopkins flipped on the final lap of the feature.
FEATURE LAP LEADERS: Laps 1-26 B.Short, Laps 27-40 Thomas.
NEW AMSOIL NATIONAL SPRINT POINTS: 1-Clauson-1,577; 2-Darland-1,572; 3-Bacon-1,521; 4-Thomas-1,396; 5-Stockon-1,392; 6-Hines-1,291; 7-Ballou-1,231; 8-Hunter Schuerenberg-1,000; 9-Chris Windom-980; 10-Cottle-952.
NEXT AMSOIL NATIONAL SPRINT RACE: September 21 – Rossburg, OH – Eldora Speedway – “4-Crown Nationals”
