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I don't think this will end up well for NA$CAR. It's hard to capture the smell, noise, atmosphere with a camera. Just another step the leadership is taking away from their customer base.

Thanks for the great updates, Ron! You're hired!

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IMCA Speedway Motors Weekly Racing National Point Standings through May 10 Friesen Performance IMCA Modifieds – 1. Chaz Baca, Mesa, Ariz., 936; 2. Troy Morris III, Bakersfield, Calif., 700; 3. Andrew Pearce, Oakley, Calif., 665; 4. Timothy Allerdings, Prescott Valley, Ariz., 599; 5. William "Bill" Miller, Yuma, Ariz., 552; 6. Grey Ferrando, Stayton, Ore., 458; 7. Jason Barnhill, Pace, Fla., 454; 8. William Gould, Calera, Okla., 439; 9. Jake Pike, Pahrump, Nev., and Jonathan Mawhinney, Las Vegas, Nev., both 434; 11. Trevor Fitz, Santa Maria, Calif., 419; 12. Tim Ward, Harcourt, Iowa, 413; 13. Owen Barnhill, Milton, Fla., 410; 14. Dalton Houghton, Rosamond, Calif., 400; 15. Bobby Hogge, Salinas, Calif., 384; 16. Matthew Day, Farmersville, Texas, 380; 17. Michael "Bubba" Ables, Caddo, Okla., 379; 18. Marvin Mueller, Yuma, Ariz., 376; 19. Justin Scott, Milton, Fla., 360; 20. Timothy Hamilton, Lindsay, Okla., 358. IMCA Sunoco Late Models – 1. Andy Nezworski, Blue Grass, Iowa, 233; 2. Cory Dumpert, Newman Grove, Neb., and Alex Banks, Newman Grove, Neb., both 191; 4. Chase Osborne, Norfolk, Neb., 185; 5. Cory Beckstrom, Omaha, Neb., 169; 6. Christopher "C.J." Horn, Auburn, Ind., Jacob Kubicka, Juniata, Neb., and Chance Huston, East Moline, Ill., each 149; 9. Jeff Classen, Erie, Ill., 142; 10. Kale Kosiski, Omaha, Neb., 136; 11. Chuck Hanna, Port Byron, Ill., 135; 12. Beau Johnson, Plainview, Neb., 132; 13. Justin Kay, Wheatland, Iowa, 120; 14. Fred Remley, Anamosa, Iowa, 114; 15. Bryan Klein, Clarence, Iowa, 111; 16. Zach Zeitner, Bellevue, Neb., 108; 17. Nelson Vollbrecht, Stanton, Neb., and Dalton Simonsen, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, both 107; 19. Jeremy Pundt, Donnellson, Iowa, 105; 20. Brandon Loos, Davenport, Iowa, 104. IMCA RaceSaver Sprint Cars – 1. Tyler Drueke, Eagle, Neb., 208; 2. Austin Mundie, Crandall, Texas, 198; 3. Justin Fifield, Crandall, Texas, 195; 4. Austin Burkham, Mansfield, Texas, 193; 5. Colby Stubblefield, Seagoville, Texas, 189; 6. Logan Jones, Mercersburg, Pa., 182; 7. Robert Vetter, Wolfe City, Texas, 175; 8. Kevin Ramey, Fort Worth, Texas, 173; 9. Ken Duke, Winfield, Pa., 171; 10. Heath Nestrick, Caddo Mills, Texas, 165; 11. Jacob Gomola, Guys Mills, Pa., 157; 12. Toby Chapman, Panama, Neb., 154; 13. Steve Surniak, Mooresville, N.C., 153; 14. Joshua Riggins, Lincoln, Neb., Jacob McLain, Hemby Bridge, N.C., and Dylan Shatzer, Hagerstown, Md., each 152; 17. Justin Zimmerman, Athens, Texas, 150; 18. Johnny Scarborough, Bomoseen, Vt., 149; 19. Cody Price, Greenville, Texas, 147; 20. Stuart Snyder, Lincoln, Neb., 146. IMCA Sunoco Stock Cars – 1. Shelby Williams, Bonham, Texas, 784; 2. Zachary Madrid, Phoenix, Ariz., 744; 3. Chris McCurdy, Tempe, Ariz., 684; 4. Blake Clark, Joshua, Texas, 670; 5. Buddy Wade, Congress, Ariz., 626; 6. Matt Guillaume, Haslet, Texas, 551; 7. Kevin Roberts, Gresham, Ore., 547; 8. Rick Diaz, Los Banos, Calif., 516; 9. Thomas Hall Jr., Lorena, Texas, 493; 10. Gregory Muirhead, Mabank, Texas, 485; 11. Grady Clements, Chino Valley, Ariz., 474; 12. Jerry Flippo, Clear Lake, Iowa, 455; 13. Tim Clonch, Quinlan, Texas, and Lance Hanson Jr., Palmer, Texas, both 442; 15. Chad Hertel, Buffalo Gap, Texas, 411; 16. Michael Dabney, Waco, Texas, 408; 17. Thomas Hall Sr., Lorena, Texas, 395; 18. Richard Mills, Navasota, Texas, 392; 19. G.W. Egbert, Belton, Texas, 388; 20. Demetrius Carter, Alvarado, Texas, 352. IMCA Sunoco Hobby Stocks – 1. Thomas Daffern, Brawley, Calif., 746; 2. Scott Tenney, Yuma, Ariz., 672; 3. John Thomas, Strasburg, Colo., 665; 4. Darrin Biggs, Chandler, Ariz., 582; 5. Brycen Daffern, Brawley, Calif., 569; 6. Cody Daffern, Brawley, Calif., 510; 7. Nicholas Biggs, Mesa, Ariz., 486; 8. Joshua Cordova, Yuma, Ariz., 466; 9. Andrew Pearce, Meadow, Utah, 437; 10. Zack Tate, Coolidge, Ariz., and Mark Merlen, Helper, Utah, both 410; 12. Cody Williams, Minneapolis, Kan., 407; 13. Kade Dimick, Price, Utah, 349; 14. Miley Goldwich-Rhames, Farmington, N.M., 334; 15. Sonny Mari, Imperial, Calif., 332; 16. Charlie McDaniel Sr., Phoenix, Ariz., 314; 17. Ryan Dimick, Price, Utah, 303; 18. Joe Peterson, Chandler, Ariz., 298; 19. Zach Olmstead, Overton, Neb., 295; 20. Nicholas Ronnebaum, Onaga, Kan., 274. Stealth Racing IMCA STARS Mod Lites – 1. Stevie Throop, West Palm Beach, Fla., 528; 2. Chad Kirkpatrick, Sheridan, Ark., 396; 3. Larry Hubbard Jr., Cape Coral, Fla., 395; 4. Riley Clem, Bakersfield, Calif., 391; 5. Blake Wilson, Mabelvale, Ark., 362; 6. Jace Reid, Nashville, Ark,, 335; 7. Dillon Raffurty, Kansas City, Mo., 333; 8. William Leonard, Lehigh Acres, Fla., 332; 9. Dennis Cooper, Franklin, Ky., 326; 10. Joe Boyll, Kokomo, Ind., 316; 11. Nathan Wolfe, Lees Summit, Mo., 306; 12. Ronnie Choate, Cookeville, Tenn., 302; 13. Todd Minner, Rockvale, Tenn., 298; 14. Steve Throop, West Palm Beach, Fla., 296; 15. Keith Fain, Clarksville, Tenn., 286; 16. Joseph Dunlap, Shelbyville, Tenn., 282; 17. Joseph McIntyre, Cleveland, Texas, 278; 18. Joel Huggins, Des Moines, Iowa, 276; 19. Christine Fain, Clarksville, Tenn., 275; 20. Richard Kemp, Phoenix, Ariz., 272. Friesen Performance IMCA Northern SportMods – 1. Kyler Reynolds, Surprise, Ariz., 739; 2. Crystal Hemphill, Yuma, Ariz., 726; 3. Cam Reimers, Kelley, Iowa, 709; 4. Tyler Bannister, Bakersfield, Calif., 611; 5. Justin Erickson, Glendale, Ariz., 586; 6. Camron Spangler, Dove Creek, Colo., 559; 7. Miles Morris, Yuma, Ariz., 503; 8. Jacob Mallet Jr., Oakley, Calif., 475; 9. Matt Sanders, Brookings, Ore., 433; 10. Shane Paris, Muscatine, Iowa, 409; 11. Joseph Cooper, North Platte, Neb., 401; 12. Bobby Horton, Yuma, Ariz., 394; 13. Jackson Harpole, Farmington, N.M., 384; 14. Nic Savaglio, Gilbert, Ariz., 373; 15. Brandon Spanjer, Crete, Neb., 363; 16. Andy Sole, San Tan Valley, Ariz., 351; 17. Jason Bannister, Bakersfield, Calif., 345; 18. Nick Posey, Florence, Ariz., 333; 19. Jason Ryan Jr., Oakley, Calif., 330; 20. Casey Murdoch, Glendale, Ariz., 320. Smiley's Racing Products IMCA Southern SportMods – 1. Jerrett Bransom, Burleson, Texas, 566; 2. David Phillips, Tuscola, Texas, 553; 3. Dean Abbey, Boyd, Texas, 538; 4. Reagan Martin, Merkel, Texas, 434; 5. Kyle Wilkins, Italy, Texas, 423; 6. Cutter Spalding, Andrews, Texas, 398; 7. Jeff Hauser, Alvarado, Texas, 391; 8. Bradley Poor, Hawley, Texas, 382; 9. Jason Hunter, Poolville, Texas, 355; 10. Kayden Petty, Red Rock, Texas, 349; 11. Paul White, Waco, Texas, 334; 12. Rawdy Hull, Kennedale, Texas, 333; 13. James Nicholson, Salado, Texas, 323; 14. Chad King, Davis, Okla., 305; 15. Michael Watkins, Hawley, Texas, 303; 16. Jeff Shepperd, Waco, Texas, 302; 17. Austin Gooding, Fort Worth, Texas, 295; 18. Danny Patterson Jr., Merkel, Texas, 288; 19. Calen Mohler, Irving, Texas, 286; 20. Vinny Rabozzi, Midlothian, Texas, 270. Mach-1 IMCA Sport Compacts – 1. Jacob Cordova, Yuma, Ariz., 629; 2. Enzo Deckers, Yuma, Ariz., 609; 3. Sean Leasure, Mansfield, Texas, 604; 4. Mike Giorgianni, Sedona, Ariz., 589; 5. Keagan Haralson, Lubbock, Texas, 566; 6. Kevin Reuter, Chula Vista, Calif., 547; 7. Billy Foultz, Descanso, Calif., 537; 8. Benjamin Pendleton, Yuma, Ariz., 504; 9. Randall Martin, Springtown, Texas, 483; 10. Ryan Brooks, Yuma, Ariz., 425; 11. Stephen Stiteler, Decatur, Texas, 423; 12. Brian Newcomer, Red Oak, Texas, 422; 13. Steven Bevills, Granbury, Texas, 394; 14. Callee Gaston, Weatherford, Texas, 387; 15. Francisco Cordova, Yuma, Ariz., 363; 16. Wayne Ragland, Seeley, Calif., 357; 17. Kelly VanDriel, Abilene, Texas, 353; 18. D.J. Werkmeister, Mesa, Ariz., 333; 19. Mark Earl, Burleson, Texas, 322; 20. Stephanie Spangler, Dove Creek, Colo., 319. Junior National Champion – 1. Troy Morris III, Bakersfield, Calif., 665; 2. Andrew Pearce, Oakley, Calif., 634; 3. Enzo Deckers, Yuma, Ariz., 609; 4. Sean Leasure, Mansfield, Texas, 604; 5. Keagan Haralson, Lubbock, Texas, 566; 6. Thomas Hall Jr., Lorena, Texas, 493; 7. Reagan Martin, Merkel, Texas, 434; 8. Dyllan Ricks, Boyden, Iowa, 430; 9. Ryan Brooks, Yuma, Ariz., 425; 10. Owen Barnhill, Milton, Fla., 410; 11. Joseph Cooper, North Platte, Neb., 401; 12. Dalton Houghton, Rosamond, Calif., 400; 13. Cutter Spalding, Andrews, Texas, 398; 14. Callee Gaston, Weatherford, Texas, 387; 15. Jackson Harpole, Farmington, N.M., 384; 16. Kayden Petty, Red Rock, Texas, 349; 17. Miley Goldwich-Rhames, Farmington, N.M., 334; 18. Lukas Tellez, Tucson, Ariz., 327; 19. Wynona Ragland, Seeley, Calif., 310; 20. Kaleb Emerson, Weatherford, Texas, 301. Lady Eagle – 1. Crystal Hemphill, Yuma, Ariz., 643; 2. Ryan Brooks, Yuma, Ariz., 425; 3. Callee Gaston, Weatherford, Texas, 387; 4. Kayden Petty, Red Rock, Texas, 349; 5. Miley Goldwich-Rhames, Farmington, N.M., 334; 6. Brenda Kirby, New River, Ariz., 323; 7. Stephanie Spangler, Dove Creek, Colo., 319; 8. Wynona Ragland, Seeley, Calif., 310; 9. Marie Curtis, Winnemucca, Nev., 280; 10. Christine Fain, Clarksville, Tenn., 275; 11. Kaity Sample, Winnemucca, Nev., 270; 12. Alyssa Smith, Norco, Calif., 260; 13. Emali VanHoff, Chowchilla, Calif., 250; 14. Taylor Florio, Copperas Cove, Texas, 246; 15. Maci Constance, Descanso, Calif., 241; 16. Brianna Maughlin, Dighton, Kan., 240; 17. Katie Barthel, Ignacio, Colo., 230; 18. Kenzington Ogle, Lubbock, Texas, 225; 19. Hannah Miller, Phoenix, Ariz., 212; 20. Jenna Wilson, Cortez, Colo., 211.

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Too far away from San Antonio to be of any real help. Did I read that there was a fatality at a drag boat competition somewhere in Texas recently?

Mickey, for what classes would that pan work best?

Good to see "Too Slow Joe" Aramendia take that checkered. Anyone who knows Joe knows that he would find a way to win sooner or later.

Ross Chastain hits Noah Gragson with a punch after Kansas race https://nascar.nbcsports.com/2023/05/07/ross-chastain-hits-noah-gragson-with-a-punch-after-kansas-race/

Sounds like fun!

https://www.lonestarspeedzone.com/topic/82425-unofficial-sprs-results-full-throttle-throwdown-at-hmp/

Pro Modifieds 1. 148 Ethan Barker, 20 2. 27 Enrique Ferrer, 20 3. 14 Nathan Caldwell, 20 4. 13 Ian Webster, 20 5. 6 Jake Thomasson, 20 6. 451 UNK, 20 7. 118, Jason Ferre, 4 8. 30 Ricky Moxley, 2 9. 72 Johnny Walker, 2 10. Robert Walton, 2 11. 26 Bob Slezinsky, 2 Pro Trucks 1. 96 Rick Pollaro, 30 laps 2. 16 Mason Teague, 30 3. 27 Kenneth Canales, 30 4. 24 Ryder Wells, 30 5. 37 Drew Simental, 30 6. 14 Mike Reininger, 30 7. 43 Jaron Hasley, 30 8. 59 Corey Winne, 30 9. Doug Gibson, 29 10. 3 Delilah May, 28 Legacys 1. 7 James Remore, 21 laps 2. 5 Brian Benedict, 21 3. 48 Mike Knotts, 21 4. 55 John Miesen, 21 5. 21 Dalton Wayne, 21 6. 3 Delilah May, 20 7. 71 Kevin Dority, 20 8. 51 Carson Green, 20 9. 777 Matthew Remore, 17 10. 04 Colton Cook, 17 11. 20 Sergio Hexzel, 4 Outlaws 1. 17 Robert Barker, 20 laps 2. 88 Brandon Spreen, 20 3. 89 Brandon Moeller, 20 4. 71 Deed Dupont, 20 5. 3 Chris Ehrnardt, 20 6. 22 Cory Winne, 8 7. 69 Mike Pollaro, 8 Eco Stocks 1. 58 Kahlen Koch, 20 laps 2. 74 Mike Mecum, 20 3. 72 Soren Rasmussen, 20 4. 68 Jaron Watkins, 20 5. 88 Troy Covin, 20 6. 4 Colton Cook, 20 7. 83 Casey Devoti, 19 8. 56 Lee Arnold, 19 9. 55 Skylar Peels, 19 10. 45 Jim Stohr, 14 NasKarts 1. 23 Corey O'Donnell, 20 laps 2. 51 Carson Green, 20 3. 46 Mike Steinman, 20 4. 11 Steve Benet 19 5. 99 Scott Sanne, 19 6. 93 Lynn Hardy, 19 7. 3 Deliliah May, 2 Legends 1. 9 Jamie Call, 6 laps 2. 04 Dane Schwarz, 4 3. 74, UNK, 0 Bootleggers 1. 7 Chris Farr, 20 laps 2. 55 UNK, 0

IMCA Speedway Motors Weekly Racing National Point Standings through May 4 Friesen Performance IMCA Modifieds – 1. Chaz Baca, Mesa, Ariz., 878; 2. Troy Morris III, Bakersfield, Calif., 603; 3. Andrew Pearce, Oakley, Calif., 563; 4. Timothy Allerdings, Prescott Valley, Ariz., 537; 5. William "Bill" Miller, Yuma, Ariz., 491; 6. Grey Ferrando, Stayton, Ore., 458; 7. William Gould, Calera, Okla., 439; 8. Tim Ward, Harcourt, Iowa, 413; 9. Matthew Day, Farmersville, Texas, 380; 10. Michael "Bubba" Ables, Caddo, Okla., 379; 11. Jason Barnhill, Pace, Fla., 378; 12. Jonathan Mawhinney, Las Vegas, Nev., 365; 13. Jake Pike, Pahrump, Nev., 349; 14. Owen Barnhill, Milton, Fla., 331; 15. Timothy Hamilton, Lindsay, Okla., 329; 16. Trevor Fitz, Santa Maria, Calif., 328; 17. Aaron Spangler, Dove Creek, Colo., 325; 18. Jeff Emerson, Weatherford, Texas, 322; 19. Dalton Houghton, Rosamond, Calif., 318; 20. Jeremy Thornton, Chandler, Ariz., 314. IMCA Sunoco Late Models – 1. Andy Nezworski, Blue Grass, Iowa, 156; 2. Jacob Kubicka, Juniata, Neb., 149; 3. Kale Kosiski, Omaha, Neb., 136; 4. Cory Beckstrom, Omaha, Neb., 133; 5. Jeff Classen, Erie, Ill., 122; 6. Chance Huston, East Moline, Ill., 116; 7. Fred Remley, Anamosa, Iowa, and Alex Banks, Newman Grove, Neb., both 114; 9. Cory Dumpert, Newman Grove, Neb., 111; 10. Chase Osborne, Norfolk, Neb., 109; 11. Zach Zeitner, Bellevue, Neb., 108; 12. Matt Ryan, Davenport, Iowa, 102; 13. Denton Duncan, Ravenna, Neb., 101; 14. Cole Ashby, Aurora, Neb., 97; 15. Chuck Hanna, Port Byron, Ill., and Beau Johnson, Plainview, Neb., both 96; 17. Tom Svoboda, David City, Neb., 94; 18. Ron Klein, Dubuque, Iowa, 92; 19. Brandon Loos, Davenport, Iowa, 82; 20. Justin Kay, Wheatland, Iowa, 80. IMCA RaceSaver Sprint Cars – 1. Justin Fifield, Crandall, Texas, 169; 2. Austin Burkham, Mansfield, Texas, 161; 3. Austin Mundie, Crandall, Texas, 158; 4. Logan Jones, Mercersburg, Pa., and Colby Stubblefield, Seagoville, Texas, both 154; 6. Justin Zimmerman, Athens, Texas, 150; 7. Johnny Scarborough, Bomoseen, Vt., 149; 8. Cody Price, Greenville, Texas, 147; 9. Robert Vetter, Wolfe City, Texas, and Ken Duke, Winfield, Pa., both 142; 11. Tyler Drueke, Eagle, Neb., 141; 12. Heath Nestrick, Caddo Mills, Texas, 138; 13. Kevin Ramey, Fort Worth, Texas, 134; 14. Dylan Shatzer, Hagerstown, Md., 127; 15. Chad Wilson, North Richland Hills, Texas, 126; 16. Toby Chapman, Panama, Neb., 122; 17. Steve Surniak, Mooresville, N.C., and Jacob Gomola, Guys Mills, Pa., both 117; 19. Kruz Kepner, Middleburg, Pa., 115; 20. Jeb Sessums, Cleburne, Texas, 114. IMCA Sunoco Stock Cars – 1. Shelby Williams, Bonham, Texas, 784; 2. Zachary Madrid, Phoenix, Ariz., 744; 3. Chris McCurdy, Tempe, Ariz., 684; 4. Blake Clark, Joshua, Texas, 639; 5. Buddy Wade, Congress, Ariz., 626; 6. Matt Guillaume, Haslet, Texas, 551; 7. Gregory Muirhead, Mabank, Texas, 485; 8. Grady Clements, Chino Valley, Ariz., 474; 9. Thomas Hall Jr., Lorena, Texas, 454; 10. Kevin Roberts, Gresham, Oregon, 446; 11. Tim Clonch, Quinlan, Texas, and Lance Hanson Jr., Palmer, Texas, both 442; 13. Rick Diaz, Los Banos, Calif., and Michael Dabney, Waco, Texas, both 408; 15. Richard Mills, Navasota, Texas, 392; 16. G.W. Egbert, Belton, Texas, 388; 17. Chad Hertel, Buffalo Gap, Texas, 373; 18. Thomas Hall Sr., Lorena, Texas, 361; 19. Demetrius Carter, Alvarado, Texas, 352; 20. Dennis Bissonnette, Stephenville, Texas, 347. IMCA Sunoco Hobby Stocks – 1. Thomas Daffern, Brawley, Calif., 678; 2. Scott Tenney, Yuma, Ariz., 597; 3. John Thomas, Strasburg, Colo., 587; 4. Darrin Biggs, Chandler, Ariz., 521; 5. Brycen Daffern, Brawley, Calif., 498; 6. Cody Daffern, Brawley, Calif., 482; 7. Joshua Cordova, Yuma, Ariz., 466; 8. Nicholas Biggs, Mesa, Ariz., 419; 9. Zack Tate, Coolidge, Ariz., 380; 10. Andrew Pearce, Meadow, Utah, 359; 11. Mark Merlen, Helper, Utah, 339; 12. Miley Goldwich-Rhames, Farmington, N.M., 334; 13. Kade Dimick, Price, Utah, 315; 14. Ryan Dimick, Price, Utah, 303; 15. Joe Peterson, Chandler, Ariz., 298; 16. Enzo Deckers, Yuma, Ariz., 270; 17. Sonny Mari, Imperial, Calif., 264; 18. Cody Williams, Minneapolis, Kan., 254; 19. Brandon Bombardo, New Prague, Minn., 252; 20. Charlie McDaniel Sr., Phoenix, Ariz., 241. Stealth Racing IMCA STARS Mod Lites – 1. Stevie Throop, West Palm Beach, Fla., 448; 2. Riley Clem, Bakersfield, Calif., 352; 3. Larry Hubbard Jr., Cape Coral, Fla., 329; 4. Chad Kirkpatrick, Sheridan, Ark., 322; 5. Todd Minner, Rockvale, Tenn., 298; 6. Dillon Raffurty, Kansas City, Mo., 293; 7. Dennis Cooper, Franklin, Ky., 292; 8. Blake Wilson, Mabelvale, Ark., and Joe Boyll, Kokomo, Ind., both 285; 10. Jace Reid, Nashville, Ark., 276; 11. Nathan Wolfe, Lees Summit, Mo., 272; 12. William Leonard, Lehigh Acres, Fla., 271; 13. Ronnie Choate, Cookeville, Tenn., 263; 14. Jaedon McDowell, Murfreesboro, Tenn., 261; 15. Keith Fain, Clarksville, Tenn., 260; 16. Joseph McIntyre, Cleveland, Texas, 249; 17. Joseph Dunlap, Shelbyville, Tenn., 247; 18. Christine Fain, Clarksville, Tenn., 245; 19. Joel Huggins, Des Moines, Iowa, 241; 20. Richard Kemp, Phoenix, Ariz., 237. Smiley's Racing Products IMCA Southern SportMods – 1. Jerrett Bransom, Burleson, Texas, 527; 2. Dean Abbey, Boyd, Texas, 487; 3. David Phillips, Tuscola, Texas, 477; 4. Kyle Wilkins, Italy, Texas, 398; 5. Jeff Hauser, Alvarado, Texas, 391; 6. Reagan Martin, Merkel, Texas, 371; 7. Cutter Spalding, Andrews, Texas, 369; 8. Bradley Poor, Hawley, Texas, 343; 9. Paul White, Waco, Texas, 334; 10. Kayden Petty, Red Rock, Texas, 326; 11. James Nicholson, Salado, Texas, 323; 12. Jason Hunter, Poolville, Texas, 317; 13. Rawdy Hull, Kennedale, Texas, 304; 14. Jeff Shepperd, Waco, Texas, 302; 15. Calen Mohler, Irving, Texas, 286; 16. Chad King, Davis, Okla., 282; 17. Vinny Rabozzi, Midlothian, Texas, 270; 18. Matt Rust, Greenville, Texas, 269; 19. Michael Watkins, Hawley, Texas, and Danny Patterson Jr., Merkel, Texas, both 265. Friesen Performance IMCA Northern SportMods – 1. Crystal Hemphill, Yuma, Ariz., 689; 2. Kyler Reynolds, Surprise, Ariz., 682; 3. Cam Reimers, Kelley, Iowa, 619; 4. Camron Spangler, Dove Creek, Colo., 559; 5. Justin Erickson, Glendale, Ariz., 511; 6. Tyler Bannister, Bakersfield, Calif., 491; 7. Jacob Mallet Jr., Oakley, Calif., 475; 8. Miles Morris, Yuma, Ariz., 423; 9. Matt Sanders, Brookings, Ore., 393; 10. Jackson Harpole, Farmington, N.M., 384; 11. Shane Paris, Muscatine, Iowa, 369; 12. Bobby Horton, Yuma, Ariz., 358; 13. Andy Sole, San Tan Valley, Ariz., 351; 14. Jason Bannister, Bakersfield, Calif., 345; 15. Joseph Cooper, North Platte, Neb., 329; 16. Casey Murdoch, Glendale, Ariz., 320; 17. Phillip Shelby, Olivehurst, Calif., 319; 18. Nic Savaglio, Gilbert, Ariz., 308; 19. Rick Spangler, Grand Junction, Colo., 301; 20. Levi Kiefer, Lebec, Calif., 293. Mach-1 IMCA Sport Compacts – 1. Sean Leasure, Mansfield, Texas, 566; 2. Jacob Cordova, Yuma, Ariz., 552; 3. Enzo Deckers, Yuma, Ariz., 545; 4. Mike Giorgianni, Sedona, Ariz., 512; 5. Billy Foultz, Descanso, Calif., 497; 6. Keagan Haralson, Lubbock, Texas, 491; 7. Kevin Reuter, Chula Vista, Calif., 479; 8. Benjamin Pendleton, Yuma, Ariz., 436; 9. Randall Martin, Springtown, Texas, 409; 10. Ryan Brooks, Yuma, Ariz., 370; 11. Stephen Stiteler, Decatur, Texas, 362; 12. Wayne Ragland, Seeley, Calif., 357; 13. Steven Bevills, Granbury, Texas, 354; 14. Brian Newcomer, Red Oak, Texas, 353; 15. D.J. Werkmeister, Mesa, Ariz., 333; 16. Stephanie Spangler, Dove Creek, Colo., 319; 17. Callee Gaston, Weatherford, Texas, 318; 18. Kelly VanDriel, Abilene, Texas, 301; 19. Mark Earl, Burleson, Texas, 298; 20. Francisco Cordova, Yuma, Ariz., 290. Lady Eagle – 1. Crystal Hemphill, Yuma, Ariz., 610; 2. Ryan Brooks, Yuma, Ariz., 370; 3. Miley Goldwich-Rhames, Farmington, N.M., 334; 4. Kayden Petty, Red Rock, Texas, 326; 5. Stephanie Spangler, Dove Creek, Colo., 319; 6. Callee Gaston, Weatherford, Texas, 318; 7. Marie Curtis, Winnemucca, Nev., 280; 8. Brenda Kirby, New River, Ariz., 256; 9. Wynona Ragland, Seeley, Calif., 249; 10. Taylor Florio, Copperas Cove, Texas, 246; 11. Christine Fain, Clarksville, Tenn., 245; 12. Kaity Sample, Winnemucca, Nev., 244; 13. Katie Barthel, Ignacio, Colo., 230; 14. Alyssa Smith, Norco, Calif., 224; 15. Maci Constance, Descanso, Calif., 213; 16. Hannah Miller, Phoenix, Ariz., 212; 17. Jenna Wilson, Cortez, Colo., 211; 18. Mary Hahn, Lincoln, Neb., 209; 19. Kenzington Ogle, Lubbock, Texas, 195; 20. Kenzie Olsen, Phoenix, Ariz., 189. Junior National Champion – 1. Troy Morris III, Bakersfield, Calif., 603; 2. Sean Leasure, Mansfield, Texas, 566; 3. Andrew Pearce, Oakley, Calif., 563; 4. Enzo Deckers, Yuma, Ariz., 545; 5. Keagan Haralson, Lubbock, Texas, 491; 6. Thomas Hall Jr., Lorena, Texas, 454; 7. Dyllan Ricks, Boyden, Iowa, 430; 8. Jackson Harpole, Farmington, N.M., 384; 9. Reagan Martin, Merkel, Texas, 371; 10. Ryan Brooks, Yuma, Ariz., 370; 11. Cutter Spalding, Andrews, Texas, 369; 12. Miley Goldwich-Rhames, Farmington, N.M., 334; 13. Owen Barnhill, Milton, Fla., 331; 14. Joseph Cooper, North Platte, Neb., 329; 15. Kayden Petty, Red Rock, Texas, 326; 16. Callee Gaston, Weatherford, Texas, and Dalton Houghton, Rosamond, Calif., both 318; 18. Jack Bransom, Burleson, Texas, 275; 19. Dustin Wood, Yuma, Ariz., 270; 20. Lukas Tellez, Tucson, Ariz., 267.

MACHO MAN MAGIC: Late Race Pass at Tri-State Speedway Leads Brady Bacon to First World of Outlaws Win Bacon becomes 150th different World of Outlaws winner by capturing elusive Haubstadt victory HAUBSTADT, IN (April 29, 2023) - “The Macho Man” had plenty of time to think about it. Dream about it. Strive for it. Saturday night at Tri-State Speedway, he finally did it. Brady Bacon won his first World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car race. Trent Gower photo The Haubstadt, IN oval grandstands were packed Saturday night, but hardly a seat was used when Bacon threw a slider for the lead with less than three laps to go. The same fans that rose to their feet and roared had seen him come so close to glory at the southern Indiana bullring in the past. There was 2015 when “The Macho Man” led 32 laps before a late pass made him settle for second. The next year brought Bacon another runner-up. In 2017, Bacon was leading the Dash before getting upside down. This year there would be no heartbreak. Bacon wheeled the Kelly and Lora Hinck owned TKH Motorsports #21 from sixth to the front – sealing the deal on his inaugural World of Outlaws win with a late race pass on Series star Sheldon Haudenschild. The fans met Bacon with a thunderous roar as he climbed atop his wing in Victory Lane. Bacon cemented a place in Sprint Car history with the win. The Broken Arrow, OK native became the 150th different driver to win with The Greatest Show on Dirt. It took Bacon 65 Feature starts to get the job done as he became the 20th different driver to win at Tri-State Speedway. “I feel like I’ve had several slip through my fingers here,” Bacon said. “I haven’t raced (with the World of Outlaws) a whole lot in the last few years. Thanks for Kelly and Lora Hinck giving us the opportunity to race more so we can get in contention to win these races. I knew with my guys and the equipment we put together that if we could just race a little bit then we could win some races and win a World of Outlaws race. It’s been on my bucket list for quite a while. It was kind of my last one to check off. Glad to get it done here, and it’s fitting I get it done here where I’ve always ran really well.” The early part of the race was controlled by pole sitter and winner of the previous three Tri-State Speedway World of Outlaws races – Carson Macedo. The current Series point leader maintained the top spot throughout a flurry of stoppages in the first half of the 40-lapper while battles raged on behind him all over the track. When the second half of the race began, the action for the lead intensified. Eighth-starting Sheldon Haudenschild had driven his way into second and closed on Macedo as the duo entered traffic. On Lap 22, Haudenschild rolled the bottom of Turns 1 and 2 perfectly to secure the top spot and wasted no time checking out. Like Bacon, Haudenschild was also starved for a Tri-State triumph. Entering Saturday, the Wooster, OH native had led laps in three different World of Outlaws Features at the quarter mile but never won. The pilot of the Stenhouse Jr./Marshall Racing #17 looked as if he’d claim that elusive victory once he grabbed the top spot. Haudenschild was smooth as he sliced through lapped traffic and extended his advantage. A late red flag set up a 12 lap dash to the finish, and Bacon knew he was primed to make a move while running third. “The track was kind of coming to me, and my car was coming to me,” Bacon explained. “Starting on the inside I knew I was going to be good to get a good restart.” Getting a good restart was exactly what he did as he moved by Macedo for second and set his sights on Haudenschild with five laps remaining. Haudenschild squeezed between two lapped cars with less than four laps to go which looked as if it may have been the winning move. But in the next set of corners, Bacon utilized a perfect line to drive between the same two cars and get a run on Haudenschild down the front straightaway. Heading into Turn 1 after crossing the line with three laps to go, Bacon tossed a perfect slider to grab the lead. “Once Sheldon hit traffic there, I could kind of smell it,” Bacon said with a smirk. “I think I found that extra over-100% to make it happen and get by him. I knew he was going to get held up, and I just kind of drove the crap out of it to get there and was able to hit it right with lapped traffic. We had a really maneuverable car, probably more than anybody else, and that helped me in traffic.” After making the pass, Bacon drove away and claimed the checkered flag by more than a second. He made it official. He’ll forever be a World of Outlaws winner. Behind Bacon, Haudenschild held on to the runner-up spot – his third podium of the year in the NOS Energy Drink #17. Despite another tough pill to swallow at Tri-State, Haudenschild was in good spirits afterwards and even equipped with a sense of humor about the outcome. “Them damn Non-Wing boys got this place figured out,” Haudenschild said with a smile. “Hats off to Brady. He did a great job. We had a really good car all night. I didn’t get with it in that Dash. I should’ve been more aggressive, but I don’t think it mattered. We had a really good car, and I was able to get up through there early in that Feature.” Completing the podium was Brad Sweet aboard the Kasey Kahne Racing #49. The four-time and defending champion now owns top-fives in five of his last six races in Haubstadt. The result gave the Grass Valley, CA native sole possession of 10th on the all-time World of Outlaws podium list – breaking a tie with former teammate, Daryn Pittman. “We made a good adjustment under that open red,” Sweet said. “You hate to see open reds, but tonight we capitalized and got our car a little bit better. We were hanging on for fourth and fifth there then drove back up to third.” Completing the top five was Carson Macedo and Tyler Courtney. Courtney took a wild route to his result. After early contact with another car, “Sunshine” made a trip to the Federated Car Care Work Zone and drove through much of the field to earn the strong finish. Carson Macedo remains the championship points leader while Sweet moved into second – only 12 markers behind. Joe B. Miller earned the KSE Racing Hard Charger with a drive from 18th to eighth. UP NEXT: The World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Cars head to Eldora Speedway for #LetsRaceTwo next weekend (May 5-6). For tickets, CLICK HERE. If you can’t make to the track, catch all of the action on DIRTVision. RESULTS: A Feature (40 Laps): 1. 21H-Brady Bacon[6]; 2. 17-Sheldon Haudenschild[8]; 3. 49-Brad Sweet[4]; 4. 41-Carson Macedo[1]; 5. 7BC-Tyler Courtney[3]; 6. 13-Justin Peck[15]; 7. 55-Hunter Schuerenberg[10]; 8. 51B-Joe B Miller[18]; 9. 18-Giovanni Scelzi[2]; 10. 5-Spencer Bayston[13]; 11. 1A-Jacob Allen[9]; 12. 15-Donny Schatz[16]; 13. 11-Michael Kofoid[20]; 14. 1S-Logan Schuchart[21]; 15. 4X-Justin Grant[24]; 16. 7N-Darin Naida[22]; 17. 5K-Daison Pursley[19]; 18. 3Z-Brock Zearfoss[11]; 19. 7S-Robbie Price[7]; 20. 11K-Kraig Kinser[17]; 21. 47BC-Emerson Axsom[12]; 22. 2-David Gravel[14]; 23. 83-James McFadden[23]; 24. 9P-Parker Price Miller[5]

Berry bounces back at Hamilton County Speedway Tom Berry Jr. of Des Moines, Iowa, found redemption on the second night of the 13th Annual USMTS Spring Classic as he scored a $5,000 victory after coming up one lap short on Thursday at the historic Hamilton County Speedway in Webster City, Iowa. Tyler Rinken photo With the best of the best in dirt modified racing on the grounds, the Summit USMTS National Championship presented by RacinDirt produced yet another thriller on a cold night at the oldest racetrack in the Hawkeye State. The second of three nights of racing saw four-time Summit USMTS National Champion Jason Hughes take the early from the outside of the from row with Berry, the polesitter, slipping back a few spots when the green flag waved. Berry eventually worked his way past some tough competition before wrestling the top spot away from Hughes with 12 laps in the books. The 28-year-old originally from Medford, Ore., led the rest of the way for his second win of the 2023 campaign. “I figured Todd (Staley) was going to cancel so we were kind of behind on tire work,” Berry said. “We had a winning car last night and it didn’t result in that, and just shows how good our team is and how consistent we are no matter what the track conditions.” One night earlier, Berry collided with Ebert and then took the lead with seven laps remaining. Ebert returned the favor with an aggressive slide-job on the final lap to steal the win. “My dad just taught me from a young age to speak with your steering wheel and beat him on the track. It didn’t turn out our way and there’s no reason to bad mouth someone in that incident—we were just racing hard. It is what it is and we moved past it. If you hold on to it you’re not worrying about tonight. “I wasn't even thinking I was going to run after qualifying and we just dug down. You really just had to know where to be on the track to maneuver and I feel like I was maneuvering better and all these guys, and just maybe a little younger and a little bit more in shape,” Berry said with a smile. The finish of Friday night’s feature looked like the next-to-last lap of Thursday’s as Ebert came across the line in second place behind Berry. Hughes held on to finish third while Will Krup bested another four-time champ, Rodney Sanders, for fourth after a great battle between those two. Darron Fuqua came from 13th to get sixth at the stripe, but Brandon Givens earned the FK Rod Ends Hard Charger Award after racing to a seventh-place paycheck after rolling off 19th on the 24-car grid. Although he passed more cars than Givens, 24th-starting Zack VanderBeek had to use a provisional starting spot making him ineligible for hard charger honors, but ‘The Z-Man’ made the most of it by finishing eighth. Dereck Ramirez and Alex Williamson rounded out the top t10. Racing continues Saturday at the Hamilton County Speedway with the fire-breathing Outlaw Modifieds of the Summit USMTS National Championship competing for $10,000 to top tomorrow night’s finale. USRA Stock Cars, USRA B-Mods, USRA Hobby Stocks and USRA Tuners will also be in action. For more information, check out the event FAST FACTS or visit HamiltonCoSpeedway. For its Silver Anniversary season, the Summit USMTS National Championship presented by RacinDirt currently features 45 nights of racing at 15 of America's premier dirt track racing venues in nine states. The winners of those events are set to earn more than $300,000 with nearly $2 million in purses and prize money earmarked for the 2023 campaign. Watch every USMTS event online live and on-demand from anywhere on any device with RacinDirt. Download the app at Roku, Amazon Fire, iOS, Apple TV or on Google Play. Visit usmts.com for schedules, points, photos, souvenirs, videos and more. Follow our social media channels on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube. Click here to get USMTS news delivered to your inbox. = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = OFFICIAL RESULTS United States Modified Touring Series Summit USMTS National Championship presented by RacinDirt 13th Annual USMTS Spring Classic – Night 2 of 3 Hamilton County Speedway, Webster City, Iowa Friday, April 28, 2023 Showing finishing position, starting position in parentheses, car number, driver and hometown. Heat race lineups are determined via group qualifying. The top 12 in heat race passing points advance to the Summit Racing Equipment “A” Main. SIMPSON PERFORMANCE PRODUCTS HEAT RACE #1 (8 laps): 1. (2) 21 Jacob Bleess, Chatfield, Minn. 2. (1) 4R Dereck Ramirez, Woodward, Okla. 3. (4) 4W Tyler Wolff, Fayetteville, Ark. 4. (3) 21K Kyle Brown, Madrid, Iowa 5. (5) 10B Brandon Givens, Wichita, Kan. 6. (7) 4B Jason Bass, Fort Dodge, Iowa 7. (6) 65 Tyler Davis, Haysville, Kan. 8. (9) 88 Tanner Williamson, Fort Frances, ON 9. (10) 99L Steve Lavasseur, River Falls, Wis. 10. (8) 17 Jon Plowman, Woodbine, Iowa 11. (11) 69 Lucas Schott, Chatfield, Minn. FAST SHAFTS HEAT RACE #2 (8 laps): 1. (1) K9 Will Krup, Mt. Carmel, Ill. 2. (4) 12 Jason Hughes, Watts, Okla. 3. (3) 38T Dylan Thornton, Orcutt, Calif. 4. (5) 87 Darron Fuqua, Mayetta, Kan. 5. (2) 65X Carlos Ahumada Jr., El Paso, Texas 6. (8) 58X Gary Christian, Broken Bow, Okla. 7. (6) 15W Alex Williamson, Rushford, Minn. 8. (9) 10C Cayden Carter, Oskaloosa, Iowa 9. (10) 57 Duke Erickson, Sioux Falls, S.D. 10. (11) 40 Jessy Willard, Mound City, Kan. 11. (7) 45 Chase Holland, Success, Miss. EDELBROCK HEAT RACE #3 (8 laps): 1. (2) 4 Jeremy Nelson, Alexandria, Minn. 2. (4) 11X Tom Berry Jr., Des Moines, Iowa 3. (5) 24C Jim Chisholm, Osage, Iowa 4. (7) 0 Jake O'Neil, Tucson, Ariz. 5. (6) 19SB Lance Mari, El Centro, Calif. 6. (9) 30 Dalton Kirk, Edgerton, Kan. 7. (1) 55H A.J. Hoff, Mantorville, Minn. 8. (8) 25C Cody Thompson, Sioux City, Iowa 9. (10) 83 Kylie Kath, Claremont, Minn. 10. (3) 33Z Zack VanderBeek, New Sharon, Iowa WIELAND HEAT RACE #4 (8 laps): 1. (2) 20 Rodney Sanders, Happy, Texas 2. (4) 60 Dan Ebert, Lake Shore, Minn. 3. (3) 02 Tanner Mullens, Wichita, Kan. 4. (5) 01 Jacob Hobscheidt, Plattsmouth, Neb. 5. (1) 75 Terry Phillips, Springfield, Mo. 6. (7) 1 Blake Arndt, Brownsdale, Minn. 7. (6) 21DB David Brown, Kellogg, Iowa 8. (10) 3F Cole Ferguson, Dexter, Iowa 9. (9) 5D Devon Havlik, Waterloo, Iowa 10. (8) 71 Dustin Strand, East Grand Forks, Minn. REAL RACING WHEELS “B” MAIN #1 (12 laps, top 5 advance): 1. (2) 87 Darron Fuqua, Mayetta, Kan. 2. (3) 19SB Lance Mari, El Centro, Calif. 3. (8) 15W Alex Williamson, Rushford, Minn. 4. (5) 10B Brandon Givens, Wichita, Kan. 5. (9) 10C Cayden Carter, Oskaloosa, Iowa 6. (4) 30 Dalton Kirk, Edgerton, Kan. 7. (10) 99L Steve Lavasseur, River Falls, Wis. 8. (7) 55H A.J. Hoff, Mantorville, Minn. 9. (11) 40 Jessy Willard, Mound City, Kan. 10. (12) 17 Jon Plowman, Woodbine, Iowa 11. (6) 4B Jason Bass, Fort Dodge, Iowa 12. (1) 0 Jake O'Neil, Tucson, Ariz. DNS – 3F Cole Ferguson, Dexter, Iowa DNS – 83 Kylie Kath, Claremont, Minn. DNS – 69 Lucas Schott, Chatfield, Minn. REAL RACING WHEELS “B” MAIN #2 (12 laps, top 5 advance): 1. (2) 01 Jacob Hobscheidt, Plattsmouth, Neb. 2. (1) 21K Kyle Brown, Madrid, Iowa 3. (5) 58X Gary Christian, Broken Bow, Okla. 4. (4) 75 Terry Phillips, Springfield, Mo. 5. (7) 65 Tyler Davis, Haysville, Kan. 6. (9) 25C Cody Thompson, Sioux City, Iowa 7. (3) 65X Carlos Ahumada Jr., El Paso, Texas 8. (10) 57 Duke Erickson, Sioux Falls, S.D. 9. (8) 88 Tanner Williamson, Fort Frances, ON 10. (11) 33Z Zack VanderBeek, New Sharon, Iowa 11. (6) 1 Blake Arndt, Brownsdale, Minn. DNS – 21DB David Brown, Kellogg, Iowa DNS – 5D Devon Havlik, Waterloo, Iowa DNS – 71 Dustin Strand, East Grand Forks, Minn. DNS – 45 Chase Holland, Success, Miss. SUMMIT RACING EQUIPMENT “A” MAIN (30 laps): 1. (1) 11X Tom Berry Jr., Des Moines, Iowa 2. (4) 60 Dan Ebert, Lake Shore, Minn. 3. (2) 12 Jason Hughes, Watts, Okla. 4. (7) K9 Will Krup, Mt. Carmel, Ill. 5. (6) 20 Rodney Sanders, Happy, Texas 6. (13) 87 Darron Fuqua, Mayetta, Kan. 7. (19) 10B Brandon Givens, Wichita, Kan. 8. (24) 33Z Zack VanderBeek, New Sharon, Iowa 9. (8) 4R Dereck Ramirez, Woodward, Okla. 10. (17) 15W Alex Williamson, Rushford, Minn. 11. (10) 24C Jim Chisholm, Osage, Iowa 12. (22) 65 Tyler Davis, Haysville, Kan. 13. (5) 21 Jacob Bleess, Chatfield, Minn. 14. (20) 75 Terry Phillips, Springfield, Mo. 15. (9) 4W Tyler Wolff, Fayetteville, Ark. 16. (23) 0 Jake O'Neil, Tucson, Ariz. 17. (16) 21K Kyle Brown, Madrid, Iowa 18. (21) 10C Cayden Carter, Oskaloosa, Iowa 19. (15) 19SB Lance Mari, El Centro, Calif. 20. (14) 01 Jacob Hobscheidt, Plattsmouth, Neb. 21. (18) 58X Gary Christian, Broken Bow, Okla. 22. (11) 38T Dylan Thornton, Orcutt, Calif. 23. (12) 02 Tanner Mullens, Wichita, Kan. 24. (3) 4 Jeremy Nelson, Alexandria, Minn. Lap Leaders: Hughes 1-12, Berry 13-30. Total Laps Led: Berry 18, Hughes 12. Margin of Victory: 0.686 seconds. Time of Race: 30 minutes, 22.785 seconds (4 cautions, 1 red). Provisional Starters: O’Neil, VanderBeek. FK Rod Ends Hard Charger: Givens (started 19th, finished 7th). Entries: 42. Next Race: Saturday, April 29, Hamilton County Speedway, Webster City, Iowa. Summit USMTS National Championship Points: Ebert 922, O'Neil 917, Wolff 909, Sanders 909, Hughes 902, Berry 893, Phillips 887, Krup 868, Fuqua 852, Chisholm 851. Grant Junghans USMTS Rookie of the Year Points: Berry 893, Krup 868, Nelson 729, Christian 717, Holland 635. FK Rod Ends USMTS Hard Charger Points: Givens 49, O'Neil 41, Hughes 40, Chisholm 40, Phillips 38. Miller Welders USMTS Manufacturers Championship Points: Mullens 84, MBCustoms 82, Hughes 68, Harris 61, VanderBuilt 61. Callies/JE Pistons USMTS Engine Builder of the Year Points: Mullins 87, Cornett 85, Stoen 82, Hatfield 69, ProPower 65. Contingency Awards: Aero Race Wheels – Holland. American Racer – Arndt. Beyea Custom Headers – Krup. BigDeal Car Care – Berry, bigmove. Bryke Racing – Wolff. BSB Manufacturing – Christian. Champ Pans – Sanders. Collins Brothers Towing – Thornton. Deatherage Opticians – Nelson. Edelbrock – Nelson. Fast Shafts – Krup. FK Rod Ends – Givens. Hooker Harness – Davis. Hyperco – Holland. Integra Racing Shocks & Springs – Carter. Keyser Manufacturing – A. Williamson. KSE Racing Products – Givens. MD3 – Berry. Mel Hambelton Racing – Ebert. Midwest Wrap Co. – Thornton. MSD Performance – Hughes. Penske Racing Shocks – Bleess. PEM Racing Gears & Drivetrain – Sanders. QA1 – Nelson. Quarter Master – Ramirez. RacerWebsite.com – Bass. Salty’s BBQ & Catering – VanderBeek. Simpson Performance Products – Bleess. Summit Racing Equipment – Arndt, Hoff, Kath, Strand, T. Williamson. Super Clean – Berry. Swift Springs – Ebert, Plowman, Berry. Sybesma Graphics – Berry. VP Racing – Berry. Wehrs Machine & Racing Products – Ferguson. Wilwood Disc Brakes – Givens.

BIG GAME HUNTING: David Gravel Surges to Victory in World of Outlaws Return to Tri-City Speedway Gravel becomes 12th to earn 80 World of Outlaws victories GRANITE CITY, IL (April 28, 2023) - After an early season stretch of dominance that saw him claim three of the first five World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car races, David Gravel’s results had slipped in recent weeks. Trent Gower photo The sub-par finishes were never a matter of performance. A slight mistake at U.S. 36 Raceway led to a DNF. Contact with a competitor in Pevely turned a potential win into a ninth. Through it all, the Big Game Motorsports #2 continued to be one of the fastest cars on track. On Friday night, Gravel and his team put a full night together to collect their Series-leading fourth triumph of the season after a mid-race pass for the lead as the World of Outlaws returned to Tri-City Speedway for the first time in 15 years. With the victory, Gravel upped his career total with The Greatest Show on Dirt to 80 – becoming only the 12th to reach that mark. The Illinois oval became the 42nd different track he’s visited Victory Lane at with the World of Outlaws. In the bigger picture, Gravel also moved up to second in points – only 12 behind leader Carson Macedo. Perhaps most importantly, celebrating in Victory Lane helped Gravel forget about the recent troubles and bring to mind what he and the Big Game team are capable of when everything operates smoothly as they pursue a title. “We’ve been up front all year,” Gravel said. “I screwed up at U.S. 36, and then we had stuff happen at Volusia and Pevely, but this car has been fast all year… We’ve been in the Dash so many of the nights. Even if we’re not in the Dash, we battle to the front… It’s been a fun year. We’ve had three nights to throw away already, but if we keep running like we are, it’ll take care of itself.” While Gravel emerged as the winner, it was Logan Schuchart who controlled the early portion of the race. The driver of the Shark Racing #1S won the night’s Toyota Racing Dash to earn the pole of the NOS Energy Drink Feature. When the green flag flew, it was Schuchart who paced the field with Sheldon Haudenschild in tow. The runner-up spot was gifted to Gravel on lap eight when Haudenschild tapped the Turn 1 wall on corner entry and couldn’t get his car pulled away. The contact sent the NOS Energy Drink #17 upside down. Despite sustaining heavy damage, the Stenhouse Jr./Marshall Racing crew, with the help of others, was able to make repairs and send Haudenschild back out. A quick red flag on the ensuing restart caused the next attempt to be single file and set up what wound up being the race’s longest green flag run. Schuchart charged ahead when the green flag came about, but Gravel stayed not too far behind. As Schuchart stuck with the low line around the entire three-eighths mile, Gravel began to search. Eventually, the Watertown, CT native found speed on the cushion in Turns 1 and 2 and quickly ran down Schuchart. A few laps prior to halfway, Gravel powered down the backstretch with a massive run and looked to Schuchart’s inside entering Turn 3 but didn’t have the room to make it stick. A few quick circuits later and Gravel refused to be denied. With the same type of run down the back straightaway, Gravel roared alongside the Shark Racing machine and held his ground. Schuchart slipped up in the set of corners, and Gravel hit the moisture on the exit perfectly to secure the top spot. “Yeah I just didn’t want to blow it and get inside him (Schuchart) and show him I was running the top and getting big runs on him,” Gravel explained. “Luckily, it all worked out. I was able to get by him down the backstretch He kind of really wasn’t running the bottom, kind of running low then slipping up where I was kind of getting that moisture line. That line was getting thinner and thinner as the race went on. It got tricky, so I had to get my wing back. “I was really ginger going into (Turn) one. I didn’t want to do what Sheldon did. It’s so easy to do that. There’s a shadow there. The curb is against the wall, so I was kind of conservative on entrance, but I tried to have a lot of corner speed through the center and exit and it worked out.” Once he grabbed the lead, Gravel began to stretch the advantage in traffic – slicing through lappers while those behind them struggled to get through. As the laps waned, fifth-starting Parker Price-Miller began to run down the top two while running the top all around the racetrack. With less than five laps remaining, “The Law Firm” threw a slider on Schuchart to take over the second spot. Even with PPM’s late speed, there was no time to catch Gravel as the 30 year old cruised to the checkered flag with more than a two second advantage for his fourth win in 14 races. The only thing that could’ve made the celebration sweeter is if he’d reached the 80 win mark prior to four time and defending champion – Brad Sweet, who earned his 80th last month. “Me and Brad Sweet kind of have the same stats. We were both at 79, and I wanted to beat him to 80, but he’s a lot older than me, so I’ve got more time,” Gravel said with a smile. Holding on for a popular second place effort was Kokomo, IN’s Parker Price-Miller. It was his first World of Outlaws podium of the year and the eighth of his career. The crowd greeted him with nearly a winner’s applause for his efforts when he emerged from the car. “Really happy to have a good run. We kind of struggled in the beginning,” Price-Miller said. “I didn’t want to see that last caution. We were kind of tight, but that’s how it fell. Maybe we needed one more yellow, but David looked really good and it’s hard to pass guys. Happy with a second, but it’s also like we were so close to getting another win. We’ll take it.” Rounding out the podium was the night’s pole sitter and leader of the first 15 laps, Logan Schuchart. It marked the Hanover, PA native’s second straight top three as he continues to build momentum. Schuchart’s average finish in the last four races is a strong 4.25 as he looks to continuing climbing toward the points lead. “You always like to win. That’s the goal, but it’s nice to get a podium,” Schuchart said. “The more the race went on the more I felt like we were struggling, just kind of hanging on and playing defense a little bit. I knew Parker was back there, so I tried to get the wing pulled back… We just missed it a little bit there in the Feature. I didn’t expect it to slick off that much.” UP NEXT: The World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Cars head to Tri-State Speedway in Haubstadt, IN tomorrow (April 29). For tickets, call (812) 768-6025. If you can’t make it to the track, catch all of the action on DIRTVision. RESULTS: A Feature (30 Laps): 1. 2-David Gravel[3]; 2. 9P-Parker Price Miller[5]; 3. 1S-Logan Schuchart[1]; 4. 41-Carson Macedo[6]; 5. 49-Brad Sweet[4]; 6. 11-Michael Kofoid[18]; 7. 71-Cory Eliason[8]; 8. 18-Giovanni Scelzi[10]; 9. 83-James McFadden[13]; 10. 21H-Brady Bacon[15]; 11. 24-Rico Abreu[11]; 12. 15-Donny Schatz[20]; 13. 39M-Anthony Macri[12]; 14. 55-Hunter Schuerenberg[17]; 15. 8-Aaron Reutzel[7]; 16. 51B-Joe B Miller[23]; 17. 17-Sheldon Haudenschild[2]; 18. 3Z-Brock Zearfoss[25]; 19. 7S-Robbie Price[9]; 20. 21-Brian Brown[19]; 21. 5-Spencer Bayston[21]; 22. 7BC-Tyler Courtney[16]; 23. 5T-Ryan Timms[22]; 24. 9R-Chase Randall[14]; 25. 23B-Brian Bell[24]

Ebert wins wild USMTS Spring Challenge opener in Webster City If it’s true that “rubbin’ is racin’” then the final seven laps of Thursday’s main event at the Hamilton County Speedway provided some of the best racin’ of the year for fans of the Summit USMTS National Championship presented by RacinDirt. When the green flag waved to start the 30-lap feature race, Dan Ebert beat polesitter Zack VanderBeek back to the flagstand to lead the opening lap around the historic half-mile dirt oval while Jim Chisholm, Tom Berry Jr. and Rodney Sanders moved ahead to pursue Ebert. Tyler Rinken photo Riding the high side, Ebert remained in control through the next 20 laps before Berry began to pressure the leader. Eventually, Berry made a move for the lead at the bottom of turn 3 but he and Ebert made significant contact which sent Berry into first place while Sanders followed into second soon after. Berry looked strong the final seven laps but back-to-back cautions forcing back-to-back green-white-checkered finishes changed the story. Sanders struck first, racing wheel-to-wheel with Berry on the first restart before the yellow flag waved again for points leader Jake O’Neil’s idle race car at the bottom of turn 4. Ebert found life on the second two-lap dash to the checkers, following Berry around the treacherous top side the first time around before diving to the low side after taking the white flag and then sliding up to take away Berry’s line. Like earlier, the pair made hard contact but this time, according to Berry, the Grant Junghans USMTS Rookie of the Year points leader “got the short end of the stick,” and slid up and off the racetrack while Ebert sailed into the final turn and onto a $3,000 victory. “That was a pretty wild race,” Ebert said in victory lane. “We were pretty decent to start with and then I just kind of was missing my line going into (turn) one here and then racing with Tom and Rodney there, and then I don’t know if Tom hit the hole or deliberately came across in front but I felt like I had a good run and he ran across my nose so I made sure that he knew I was there on that one. Coming to get the checker the last lap I had to make sure that I closed the deal.” While Berry was relegated to a disappointing 18th-place result, the relative newcomer continued to impress with his ability to find the fastest way around racetracks he’s never seen before “I followed and followed him and I feel like that slider was clean as you can get for the type of track we had,” Berry revealed afterward. “I got into him down here (turn 4) but hopefully he ain't mad. As soon as I hit the hole I got on the gas we were together. I like racing everyone with respect and I think Zack’s (VanderBeek) mad at me too but he got tight going the first corner. I had nowhere to go so I mean if he’s going to be mad about that I don’t know, so maybe I got some mad people at me but they all know I race hard with respect.” Meanwhile, Ebert held off Sanders by less than a half-second while Chisholm. Alex Williamson and Dereck Ramirez completed the top five. Ramirez picked up the FK Rod Ends Hard Charger Award after zipping past 14 cars from his 19th starting spot. Sixth went to 12th-starting Jacob Bleess, 18th-starting Tim Ward secured seventh, 11th-starting Terry Phillips earned an eighth-place paycheck, 20th-starting Will Krup nabbed ninth and Jeremy Nelson, who started 17th, wound tenth at the finish line. With his second triumph of the 2023 campaign and fourth of his career, Ebert moved into a tie on the USMTS all-time wins list with good company, joining four-time winners Austin Arneson, Justin Boney, Scott Drake, Mike Hejna, Steve Holzkamper, Dean Mahlstedt, Hunter Marriott and Brad Pinkerton. Racing continues for two more nights at the Hamilton county Speedway with Summit USMTS Modifieds competing for $5,0000 to win on Friday and $10,000 to top Saturday night’s finale. USRA Stock Cars, USRA B-Mods, USRA Hobby Stocks and USRA Tuners will also be in action both nights. For more information, check out the event FAST FACTS or visit HamiltonCoSpeedway.com. For its Silver Anniversary season, the Summit USMTS National Championship presented by RacinDirt currently features 45 nights of racing at 15 of America's premier dirt track racing venues in nine states. The winners of those events are set to earn more than $300,000 with nearly $2 million in purses and prize money earmarked for the 2023 campaign. Watch every USMTS event online live and on-demand from anywhere on any device with RacinDirt. Download the app at Roku, Amazon Fire, iOS, Apple TV or on Google Play. Visit usmts.com for schedules, points, photos, souvenirs, videos and more. Follow our social media channels on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube. Click here to get USMTS news delivered to your inbox. = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = OFFICIAL RESULTS United States Modified Touring Series Summit USMTS National Championship presented by RacinDirt 13th Annual USMTS Spring Classic – Night 1 of 3 Hamilton County Speedway, Webster City, Iowa Thursday, April 27, 2023 Showing finishing position, starting position in parentheses, car number, driver and hometown. Heat race lineups are determined via group qualifying. The top 12 in heat race passing points advance to the Summit Racing Equipment “A” Main. SIMPSON PERFORMANCE PRODUCTS HEAT RACE #1 (8 laps): 1. (2) 83 Kylie Kath, Claremont, Minn. 2. (4) 75 Terry Phillips, Springfield, Mo. 3. (3) 02 Tanner Mullens, Wichita, Kan. 4. (1) 69 Lucas Schott, Chatfield, Minn. 5. (10) 58X Gary Christian, Broken Bow, Okla. 6. (8) 1G Pat Graham, Ankeny, Iowa 7. (9) 1 Blake Arndt, Brownsdale, Minn. 8. (7) 14M Brian Mahlstedt, Ionia, Iowa 9. (5) 4W Tyler Wolff, Fayetteville, Ark. 10. (6) 0 Jake O'Neil, Tucson, Ariz. FAST SHAFTS HEAT RACE #2 (7 laps): 1. (4) 20 Rodney Sanders, Happy, Texas 2. (6) 60 Dan Ebert, Lake Shore, Minn. 3. (5) 38T Dylan Thornton, Orcutt, Calif. 4. (1) 25C Cody Thompson, Sioux City, Iowa 5. (2) 4TW Tim Ward, Harcourt, Iowa 6. (3) 65 Tyler Davis, Haysville, Kan. 7. (8) 87 Darron Fuqua, Mayetta, Kan. 8. (7) 19SB Lance Mari, El Centro, Calif. 9. (9) 17 Jon Plowman, Woodbine, Iowa 10. (10) 21N Ben Nading, Ankeny, Iowa EDELBROCK HEAT RACE #3 (8 laps): 1. (1) 15W Alex Williamson, Rushford, Minn. 2. (3) 4 Jeremy Nelson, Alexandria, Minn. 3. (5) 33Z Zack VanderBeek, New Sharon, Iowa 4. (2) 71 Dustin Strand, East Grand Forks, Minn. 5. (6) 55H A.J. Hoff, Mantorville, Minn. 6. (7) 65X Carlos Ahumada Jr.., El Paso, Texas 7. (8) 21D Daniel Drury, Iowa Falls, Iowa 8. (9) 7 Al Hejna, Clear Lake, Iowa 9. (4) 23 Darwin Karau, Kasson, Minn. 10. (10) 40 Jessy Willard, Mound City, Kan. WIELAND HEAT RACE #4 (8 laps): 1. (3) 10B Brandon Givens, Wichita, Kan. 2. (4) 21 Jacob Bleess, Chatfield, Minn. 3. (6) 11X Tom Berry Jr.., Des Moines, Iowa 4. (1) 5D Devon Havlik, Waterloo, Iowa 5. (2) 4B Jason Bass, Fort Dodge, Iowa 6. (5) 99L Steve Lavasseur, River Falls, Wis. 7. (8) 30 Dalton Kirk, Edgerton, Kan. 8. (7) 88 Tanner Williamson, Fort Frances, ON 9. (9) 57 Duke Erickson, Sioux Falls, S.D. VP RACING HEAT RACE #5 (8 laps): 2. (1) K9 Will Krup, Mt. Carmel, Ill. 3. (6) 24C Jim Chisholm, Osage, Iowa 4. (3) 4R Dereck Ramirez, Woodward, Okla. 5. (5) 10C Cayden Carter, Oskaloosa, Iowa 6. (4) 45 Chase Holland, Success, Miss. 7. (7) 21K Kyle Brown, Madrid, Iowa 8. (9) 01 Jacob Hobscheidt, Plattsmouth, Neb. 9. (8) 21DB David Brown, Kellogg, Iowa REAL RACING WHEELS “B” MAIN #1 (15 laps, top 5 advance): 1. (2) 58X Gary Christian, Broken Bow, Okla. 2. (1) 4 Jeremy Nelson, Alexandria, Minn. 3. (3) 4R Dereck Ramirez, Woodward, Okla. 4. (4) 69 Lucas Schott, Chatfield, Minn. 5. (9) 65 Tyler Davis, Haysville, Kan. 6. (11) 21K Kyle Brown, Madrid, Iowa 7. (7) 4B Jason Bass, Fort Dodge, Iowa 8. (12) 01 Jacob Hobscheidt, Plattsmouth, Neb. 9. (6) 1G Pat Graham, Ankeny, Iowa 10. (14) 88 Tanner Williamson, Fort Frances, ON 11. (8) 1 Blake Arndt, Brownsdale, Minn. 12. (10) 21D Daniel Drury, Iowa Falls, Iowa 13. (17) 21N Ben Nading, Ankeny, Iowa 14. (15) 17 Jon Plowman, Woodbine, Iowa 15. (16) 21DB David Brown, Kellogg, Iowa 16. (13) 14M Brian Mahlstedt, Ionia, Iowa 17. (5) 5D Devon Havlik, Waterloo, Iowa REAL RACING WHEELS “B” MAIN #2 (15 laps, top 5 advance): 1. (2) 02 Tanner Mullens, Wichita, Kan. 2. (6) 4TW Tim Ward, Harcourt, Iowa 3. (1) K9 Will Krup, Mt. Carmel, Ill. 4. (7) 65X Carlos Ahumada Jr.., El Paso, Texas 5. (12) 4W Tyler Wolff, Fayetteville, Ark. 6. (9) 87 Darron Fuqua, Mayetta, Kan. 7. (4) 25C Cody Thompson, Sioux City, Iowa 8. (14) 0 Jake O'Neil, Tucson, Ariz. 9. (11) 7 Al Hejna, Clear Lake, Iowa 10. (13) 19SB Lance Mari, El Centro, Calif. 11. (8) 45 Chase Holland, Success, Miss. 12. (5) 99L Steve Lavasseur, River Falls, Wis. 13. (3) 71 Dustin Strand, East Grand Forks, Minn. 14. (10) 30 Dalton Kirk, Edgerton, Kan. 15. (15) 57 Duke Erickson, Sioux Falls, S.D. 16. (17) 40 Jessy Willard, Mound City, Kan. 17. (16) 23 Darwin Karau, Kasson, Minn. SUMMIT RACING EQUIPMENT “A” MAIN (30 laps): 1. (2) 60 Dan Ebert, Lake Shore, Minn. 2. (5) 20 Rodney Sanders, Happy, Texas 3. (6) 24C Jim Chisholm, Osage, Iowa 4. (10) 15W Alex Williamson, Rushford, Minn. 5. (19) 4R Dereck Ramirez, Woodward, Okla. 6. (12) 21 Jacob Bleess, Chatfield, Minn. 7. (18) 4TW Tim Ward, Harcourt, Iowa 8. (11) 75 Terry Phillips, Springfield, Mo. 9. (20) K9 Will Krup, Mt. Carmel, Ill. 10. (17) 4 Jeremy Nelson, Alexandria, Minn. 11. (15) 58X Gary Christian, Broken Bow, Okla. 12. (28) 21K Kyle Brown, Madrid, Iowa 13. (26) 87 Darron Fuqua, Mayetta, Kan. 14. (9) 12 Jason Hughes, Watts, Okla. 15. (23) 65 Tyler Davis, Haysville, Kan. 16. (22) 65X Carlos Ahumada Jr.., El Paso, Texas 17. (24) 4W Tyler Wolff, Fayetteville, Ark. 18. (3) 11X Tom Berry Jr.., Des Moines, Iowa 19. (25) 0 Jake O'Neil, Tucson, Ariz. 20. (1) 33Z Zack VanderBeek, New Sharon, Iowa 21. (21) 69 Lucas Schott, Chatfield, Minn. 22. (29) 01 Jacob Hobscheidt, Plattsmouth, Neb. 23. (27) 25C Cody Thompson, Sioux City, Iowa 24. (16) 02 Tanner Mullens, Wichita, Kan. 25. (30) 99L Steve Lavasseur, River Falls, Wis. 26. (13) 55H A.J. Hoff, Mantorville, Minn. 27. (8) 83 Kylie Kath, Claremont, Minn. 28. (4) 10B Brandon Givens, Wichita, Kan. 29. (14) 10C Cayden Carter, Oskaloosa, Iowa 30. (7) 38T Dylan Thornton, Orcutt, Calif. Lap Leaders: Ebert 1-23, Berry 24-29, Ebert 30. Total Laps Led: Ebert 24, Berry 6. Margin of Victory: 0.433 seconds. Time of Race: 23 minutes, 21.318 seconds (4 cautions). Provisional Starters: O’Neil, Fuqua. Emergency Provisionals: Thompson, K. Brown, Hobscheidt, Lavasseur. FK Rod Ends Hard Charger: Ramirez (started 19th, finished 5th). Entries: 48. Next Race: Friday-Saturday, April 28-29, Hamilton County Speedway, Webster City, Iowa. Summit USMTS National Championship Points: O'Neil 857, Wolff 847, Ebert 827, Sanders 825, Phillips 823, Hughes 810, Berry 790, Krup 781, Chisholm 781, Fuqua 771. Grant Junghans USMTS Rookie of the Year Points: Berry 790, Krup 781, Nelson 679, Christian 664, Holland 590. FK Rod Ends USMTS Hard Charger Points: O'Neil 41, Hughes 40, Chisholm 40, Givens 37, Phillips 32, Sanders 32. Miller Welders USMTS Manufacturers Championship Points: MBCustoms 76, Mullens 75, Hughes 60, LG2 59, VanderBuilt 57. Callies/JE Pistons USMTS Engine Builder of the Year Points: Cornett 79, Mullins 77, Stoen 75, Hatfield 61, ProPower 56. Contingency Awards: Aero Race Wheels – O’Neil. American Racer – Berry. Beyea Custom Headers – Williamson. BigDeal Car Care – Ebert, Ramirez. Bryke Racing – Davis. BSB Manufacturing – Schott. Champ Pans – Ramirez. Collins Brothers Towing – Hughes. Deatherage Opticians – Graham. Edelbrock – Williamson. Fast Shafts – Sanders. FK Rod Ends – Ramirez. Hooker Harness – K. Brown. Hyperco – Thornton. Integra Racing Shocks & Springs – Berry. Keyser Manufacturing – Nelson. KSE Racing Products – Ramirez. MD3 – Ebert. Mel Hambelton Racing – Sanders. Mesilla Valley Transportation – Mari. Midwest Wrap Co. – Hobscheidt. MSD Performance – Chisholm. Penske Racing Shocks – Fuqua. PEM Racing Gears & Drivetrain – Ebert. QA1 – Sanders. Quarter Master – Krup. RacerWebsite.com – Hoff. Salty’s BBQ & Catering – Williamson. Simpson Performance Products – Kath. Summit Racing Equipment – D. Brown, Erickson, Graham, Havlik, Nading. Super Clean – Ebert. Swift Springs – Chisholm, Chisholm, Ebert. Sybesma Graphics – VanderBeek. VP Racing – Ebert. Wehrs Machine & Racing Products – Havlik. Wilwood Disc Brakes – Ward.

Is his last name Holt? LOL

IMCA Speedway Motors Weekly Racing National Point Standings through April 27 Friesen Performance IMCA Modifieds – 1. Chaz Baca, Mesa, Ariz., 839; 2. Troy Morris III, Bakersfield, Calif., 523; 3. Timothy Allerdings, Prescott Valley, Ariz., 508; 4. Andrew Pearce, Oakley, Calif., 507; 5. William "Bill" Miller, Yuma, Ariz., 461; 6. Grey Ferrando, Stayton, Ore., 418; 7. William Gould, Calera, Okla., 416; 8. Tim Ward, Harcourt, Iowa, 413; 9. Michael "Bubba" Ables, Caddo, Okla., 379; 10. Jason Barnhill, Pace, Fla., 378; 11. Jonathan Mawhinney, Las Vegas, Nev., 365; 12. Matthew Day, Farmersville, Texas, 340; 13. Owen Barnhill, Milton, Fla., 331; 14. Jake Pike, Pahrump, Nev., 316; 15. Jeremy Thornton, Chandler, Ariz., 314; 16. Marvin Mueller, Yuma, Ariz., 309; 17. Kollin Hibdon, Pahrump, Nev., 306; 18. Steve Askew, Aubrey, Texas, 296; 19. Jeff Emerson, Weatherford, Texas, and Trevor Fitz, Santa Maria, Calif., both 292. IMCA Sunoco Late Models – 1. Fred Remley, Anamosa, Iowa, 78; 2. Andy Nezworski, Blue Grass, Iowa, 77; 3. Jacob Kubicka, Juniata, Neb., and Kale Kosiski, Omaha, Neb., both 75; 5. Colton Leal, Dubuque, Iowa, 69; 6. Cory Beckstrom, Omaha, Neb., 68; 7. Mack Mulvany, Moline, Ill., and Todd Van Tassel, Delmar, Iowa, both 67; 9. Evan Allen Miller, Silvis, Ill., and Christopher Lawrence, Colona, Ill., both 59; 11. Chuck Hanna, Port Byron, Ill., Brandon Loos, Davenport, Iowa, and Jeff Classen, Erie, Ill., each 58; 14. Chance Huston, East Moline, Ill., 52; 15. Cory Dumpert, Newman Grove, Neb., Justin Kay, Wheatland, Iowa, and Jesse Sobbing, Malvern, Iowa, each 40; 18. Nick Marolf, Moscow, Iowa, and Jim Johnson, Plainview, Neb., both 39; 20. Mike Collins, New Orleans, La., 38. IMCA RaceSaver Sprint Cars – 1. Justin Fifield, Crandall, Texas, 169; 2. Austin Burkham, Mansfield, Texas, 161; 3. Austin Mundie, Crandall, Texas, 158; 4. Colby Stubblefield, Seagoville, Texas, 154; 5. Justin Zimmerman, Athens, Texas, 150; 6. Cody Price, Greenville, Texas, 147; 7. Robert Vetter, Wolfe City, Texas, 142; 8. Heath Nestrick, Caddo Mills, Texas, 138; 9. Kevin Ramey, Fort Worth, Texas, 134; 10. Chad Wilson, North Richland Hills, Texas, 126; 11. Steve Surniak, Mooresville, N.C., and Jacob Gomola, Guys Mills, Pa., both 117; 13. Kruz Kepner, Middleburg, Pa., Johnny Scarborough, Bomoseen, Vt., and Logan Jones, Mercersburg, Pa., each 115; 16. Jeb Sessums, Cleburne, Texas, 114; 17. Jacob Harris, Vidor, Texas, and Jacob McLain, Hemby Bridge, N.C., both 113; 19. Josh Spicer, Julian, Pa., 112; 20. Brianna Lawson, Jackson Springs, N.C., 109. IMCA Sunoco Stock Cars – 1. Shelby Williams, Bonham, Texas, 752; 2. Zachary Madrid, Phoenix, Ariz., 705; 3. Chris McCurdy, Tempe, Ariz., 655; 4. Blake Clark, Joshua, Texas, 608; 5. Buddy Wade, Congress, Ariz., 593; 6. Matt Guillaume, Haslet, Texas, 551; 7. Gregory Muirhead, Mabank, Texas, 485; 8. Lance Hanson Jr., Palmer, Texas, 442; 9. Grady Clements, Chino Valley, Ariz., 436; 10. Thomas Hall Jr., Lorena, Texas, 417; 11. Kevin Roberts, Gresham, Ore., 412; 12. Michael Dabney, Waco, Texas, 408; 13. Tim Clonch, Quinlan, Texas, 406; 14. G.W. Egbert, Belton, Texas, 388; 15. Rick Diaz, Los Banos, Calif., 370; 16. Richard Mills, Navasota, Texas, 357; 17. Demetrius Carter, Alvarado, Texas, 352; 18. Dennis Bissonnette, Stephenville, Texas, 347; 19. Paul White, Waco, Texas, 335; 20. Chad Hertel, Buffalo Gap, Texas, 334. IMCA Sunoco Hobby Stocks – 1. Thomas Daffern, Brawley, Calif., 678; 2. Scott Tenney, Yuma, Ariz., 597; 3. John Thomas, Strasburg, Colo., 587; 4. Darrin Biggs, Chandler, Ariz., 521; 5. Brycen Daffern, Brawley, Calif., 498; 6. Cody Daffern, Brawley, Calif., 482; 7. Joshua Cordova, Yuma, Ariz., 466; 8. Nicholas Biggs, Mesa, Ariz., 419; 9. Zack Tate, Coolidge, Ariz., 380; 10. Joe Peterson, Chandler, Ariz., 298; 11. Andrew Pearce, Meadow, Utah, 281; 12. Mark Merlen, Helper, Utah, 271; 13. Enzo Deckers, Yuma, Ariz., 270; 14. Miley Goldwich-Rhames, Farmington, N.M., 268; 15. Sonny Mari, Imperial, Calif., 264; 16. Brandon Bombardo, New Prague, Minn., 252; 17. Kade Dimick, Price, Utah, 243; 18. Charlie McDaniel Sr., Phoenix, Ariz., 241; 19. Ryan Dimick, Price, Utah, 223; 20. Hannah Miller, Phoenix, Ariz., 212. Stealth Racing IMCA STARS Mod Lites – 1. Stevie Throop, West Palm Beach, Fla., 448; 2. Larry Hubbard Jr., Cape Coral, Fla., 329; 3. Todd Minner, Rockvale, Tenn., 298; 4. Dennis Cooper, Franklin, Ky., 292; 5. Joe Boyll, Kokomo, Ind., 285; 6. Chad Kirkpatrick, Sheridan, Ark., 284; 7. Riley Clem, Bakersfield, Calif., 274; 8. William Leonard, Lehigh Acres, Fla., 271; 9. Ronnie Choate, Cookeville, Tenn., 263; 10. Jaedon McDowell, Murfreesboro, Tenn., 261; 11. Keith Fain, Clarksville, Tenn., 260; 12. Dillon Raffurty, Kansas City, Mo., 253; 13. Joseph McIntyre, Cleveland, Texas, 249; 14. Joseph Dunlap, Shelbyville, Tenn., 247; 15. Blake Wilson, Mabelvale, Ark., 246; 16. Christine Fain, Clarksville, Tenn., 245; 17. Nathan Wolfe, Lees Summit, Mo., 242; 18. Richard Kemp, Phoenix, Ariz., 237; 19. Jace Reid, Nashville, Ark., 236; 20. Robbie Smith, Ocala, Fla., 231. Smiley's Racing Products IMCA Southern SportMods – 1. Jerrett Bransom, Burleson, Texas, 527; 2. Dean Abbey, Boyd, Texas, 447; 3. David Phillips, Tuscola, Texas, 441; 4. Jeff Hauser, Alvarado, Texas, 391; 5. Kyle Wilkins, Italy, Texas, 358; 6. Reagan Martin, Merkel, Texas, 336; 7. Paul White, Waco, Texas, 334; 8. Cutter Spalding, Andrews, Texas, 330; 9. Kayden Petty, Red Rock, Texas, 326; 10. Jason Hunter, Poolville, Texas, 317; 11. Bradley Poor, Hawley, Texas, 305; 12. Rawdy Hull, Kennedale, Texas, 304; 13. Jeff Shepperd, Waco, Texas, 302; 14. James Nicholson, Salado, Texas, 293; 15. Calen Mohler, Irving, Texas, 286; 16. Vinny Rabozzi, Midlothian, Texas, 270; 17. Cody Smith, Kaufman, Texas, 263; 18. Dakota Bechler, Abilene, Texas, 253; 19. Wesley Cummings, Arlington, Texas, 251; 20. Taylor Florio, Copperas Cove, Texas, 246. Friesen Performance IMCA Northern SportMods – 1. Crystal Hemphill, Yuma, Ariz., 656; 2. Kyler Reynolds, Surprise, Ariz., 642; 3. Cam Reimers, Kelley, Iowa, 586; 4. Justin Erickson, Glendale, Ariz., 511; 5. Camron Spangler, Dove Creek, Colo., 489; 6. Miles Morris, Yuma, Ariz., 423; 7. Tyler Bannister, Bakersfield, Calif., 412; 8. Jacob Mallet Jr., Oakley, Calif., 406; 9. Bobby Horton, Yuma, Ariz., 358; 10. Matt Sanders, Brookings, Ore., 354; 11. Jason Bannister, Bakersfield, Calif., 345; 12. Shane Paris, Muscatine, Iowa, 333; 13. Andy Sole, San Tan Valley, Ariz., 328; 14. Jackson Harpole, Farmington, N.M., 313; 15. Nic Savaglio, Gilbert, Ariz., 308; 16. Phillip Shelby, Olivehurst, Calif., 298; 17. Levi Kiefer, Lebec, Calif., 293; 18. Casey Murdoch, Glendale, Ariz., 281; 19. Dustin Wood, Yuma, Ariz., 270; 20. Tate Johnson, Homestead, Mont., 269. Mach-1 IMCA Sport Compacts – 1. Jacob Cordova, Yuma, Ariz., 552; 2. Sean Leasure, Mansfield, Texas, 529; 3. Mike Giorgianni, Sedona, Ariz., 512; 4. Enzo Deckers, Yuma, Ariz., 510; 5. Billy Foultz, Descanso, Calif., 467; 6. Keagan Haralson, Lubbock, Texas, 453; 7. Kevin Reuter, Chula Vista, Calif., 442; 8. Benjamin Pendleton, Yuma, Ariz., 436; 9. Randall Martin, Springtown, Texas, 409; 10. Ryan Brooks, Yuma, Ariz., 370; 11. Stephen Stiteler, Decatur, Texas, 362; 12. Wayne Ragland, Seeley, Calif., 357; 13. Steven Bevills, Granbury, Texas, 354; 14. D.J. Werkmeister, Mesa, Ariz., 333; 15. Brian Newcomer, Red Oak, Texas, 321; 16. Callee Gaston, Weatherford, Texas, 318; 17. Francisco Cordova, Yuma, Ariz., 290; 18. Kelly VanDriel, Abilene, Texas, and Mark Earl, Burleson, Texas, both 262; 20. Stephanie Spangler, Dove Creek, Colo., 250. Junior National Champion – 1. Sean Leasure, Mansfield, Texas, 529; 2. Troy Morris III, Bakersfield, Calif., 523; 3. Enzo Deckers, Yuma, Ariz., 510; 4. Andrew Pearce, Oakley, Calif., 507; 5. Keagan Haralson, Lubbock, Texas, 453; 6. Thomas Hall Jr., Lorena, Texas, 417; 7. Ryan Brooks, Yuma, Ariz., 370; 8. Reagan Martin, Merkel, Texas, 336; 9. Owen Barnhill, Milton, Fla., 331; 10. Cutter Spalding, Andrews, Texas, 330; 11. Kayden Petty, Red Rock, Texas, 326; 12. Callee Gaston, Weatherford, Texas, and Dyllan Ricks, Boyden, Iowa, both 318; 14. Jackson Harpole, Farmington, N.M., 313; 15. Dalton Houghton, Rosamond, Calif., 288; 16. Jack Bransom, Burleson, Texas, 275; 17. Dustin Wood, Yuma, Ariz., 270; 18. Miley Goldwich-Rhames, Farmington, N.M., 268; 19. Jaedon McDowell, Murfreesboro, Tenn., 261; 20. Lukas Tellez, Tucson, Ariz., 252. Lady Eagle – 1. Crystal Hemphill, Yuma, Ariz., 594; 2. Ryan Brooks, Yuma, Ariz., 370; 3. Kayden Petty, Red Rock, Texas, 326; 4. Callee Gaston, Weatherford, Texas, 318; 5. Miley Goldwich-Rhames, Farmington, N.M., 268; 6. Stephanie Spangler, Dove Creek, Colo., 250; 7. Wynona Ragland, Seeley, Calif., 249; 8. Taylor Florio, Copperas Cove, Texas, 246; 9. Christine Fain, Clarksville, Tenn., 245; 10. Brenda Kirby, New River, Ariz., 232; 11. Marie Curtis, Winnemucca, Nev., 214; 12. Maci Constance, Descanso, Calif., 213; 13. Hannah Miller, Phoenix, Ariz., 212; 14. Kenzie Olsen, Phoenix, Ariz., 189; 15. Haylee Little, Pahrump, Nev., 181; 16. Kaity Sample, Winnemucca, Nev., 173; 17. Alyssa Smith, Norco, Calif., 166; 18. Kenzington Ogle, Lubbock, Texas, 162; 19. Tiana Wild, Redmond, Ore., 157; 20. Katie Barthel, Ignacio, Colo., 152.

We're RAINED OUT. Everyone be safe & enjoy ur weekend. See you May 13th.

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Started 3 pumps as soon as rain quit Sunday, this is where we are on Tuesday after receiving more rain early this morning, there is simply no way we can get all the water off and get the grounds dry by Saturday therefore we are cancelling this Saturday’s April 29th event. Next race will be May 20th for Double J Jerky Night at the races, we will be honoring our top 3 finishers in each class on the 20th with trophy presentations as well as Dwarf cars, and trucks will be in attendance!

Thanks, Jay. Your dedication to the sport is amazing.

Jason Martin Tops ASCS Showdown At Boothill Speedway Bryan Hulbert – GREENWOOD, La. (April 22, 2023) Rolling in with a score to settle Saturday night after suffering a massive crash in 2022, Jason Martin did just that at Boothill Speedway with the American Sprint Car Series, leading start to finish at the three-eighths-mile oval for his second win in as many races. Tim Aylwin photo The fifth time the tour has visited Boothill Speedway, the trend of different winners continues, with Jason adding his name to the list. “We had a great race car tonight. I love this kind of track where you have to search around, and it just keeps changing throughout the race. It was fun,” stated Jason. “I’m very proud of this team. We couldn’t have asked for a better start to the season, and now we just have to do what we need to do to keep it going.” Martin’s sixth career victory with the American Sprint Car Series, the No. 36 had to fend off Seth Bergman at the start. Stalked by the No. 23 the first nine laps, Seth slipped to the show position on Lap 10 as Landon Britt worked into the runner-up spot. Working the hub of the high-banked oval, cautions offered the No. 10 a few shots at the lead, but each time it was Martin who held point. Varying his line as the track became more and more technical, the top three all raced to the white flag with the win hanging in the balance. Needing to make one last perfect lap, Jason was able to hit his marks to win by 0.588-seconds. Landon Britt held on for second over Seth Bergman, with Howard Moore winning the battle for fourth over Cody Gardner. Sixth went to Matt Covington, followed by Brandon Anderson. Louisiana’s Koty Adams crossed eighth, followed by Kyler Johnson. Involved in a caution on Lap 5, Michael Day rebounded to a top-ten finish. Saturday’s field broke into three AR Dyno Specialty Heat Races, with wins going to Matt Covington, Cody Gardner, and Michael Day. The KSE Hard Charger was Howard Moore. All drivers in attendance advanced to the A-Feature. Landon Britt was the overall quick qualifier and established a new track record at 12.644-seconds. The American Sprint Car Series races again at Moberly Motorsports Park in Moberly, Mo., on Saturday, May 13. The 2023 season will mark the 32nd year of competition for the American Sprint Car Series. Spearheaded by the American Sprint Car Series National Tour, the ASCS Nation includes Regional Tours that encompass both wing and non-wing competition. When making it to the track is not an option, the series can be found on http://www.floracing.com, and is included in the platform’s $150 a year subscription plan. For other news, notes, and information on any of the tours under the ASCS banner, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com, follow on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter (@ASCSRacing). Race Results: Lucas Oil ASCS National Tour - Boothill Speedway (Greenwood, La.) - Saturday, April 22, 2023 Car Count: 19 The Drivers Project Qualifying 1 (3 Laps): 1. 10-Landon Britt, 12.644[3]; 2. 187-Landon Crawley, 12.883[2]; 3. 95-Matt Covington, 12.918[4]; 4. 3X-Dean Drake Jr, 13.114[6]; 5. 71-Bradyn Baker, 13.157[7]; 6. 5L-Dusty Young, 13.179[1]; 7. 93-Chris Sweeney, 14.226[5] The Drivers Project Qualifying 2 (3 Laps): 1. 23-Seth Bergman, 12.763[5]; 2. G6-Cody Gardner, 12.827[2]; 3. 45X-Kyler Johnson, 12.869[4]; 4. 55B-Brandon Anderson, 13.042[1]; 5. 14-Jordon Mallett, 13.092[6]; 6. 85-Josh McCord, 13.883[3] The Drivers Project Qualifying 3 (3 Laps): 1. 36-Jason Martin, 12.819[3]; 2. 6G-Koty Adams, 13.017[1]; 3. 3-Howard Moore, 13.031[6]; 4. 91-Michael Day, 13.110[5]; 5. 6-Christopher Townsend, 13.465[4]; 6. 2H-Tommy Hall, 14.215[2] AR Dyno Specialty Heat Races (All drivers advance to the A-Feature) AR Dyno Specialty Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 95-Matt Covington[2]; 2. 10-Landon Britt[4]; 3. 187-Landon Crawley[3]; 4. 3X-Dean Drake Jr[1]; 5. 71-Bradyn Baker[5]; 6. 5L-Dusty Young[6]; 7. 93-Chris Sweeney[7] AR Dyno Specialty Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. G6-Cody Gardner[3]; 2. 55B-Brandon Anderson[1]; 3. 23-Seth Bergman[4]; 4. 45X-Kyler Johnson[2]; 5. 14-Jordon Mallett[5]; 6. 85-Josh McCord[6] AR Dyno Specialty Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 91-Michael Day[1]; 2. 3-Howard Moore[2]; 3. 36-Jason Martin[4]; 4. 6G-Koty Adams[3]; 5. 6-Christopher Townsend[5]; 6. 2H-Tommy Hall[6] A-Feature FloRacing A-Main (25 Laps): 1. 36-Jason Martin[1]; 2. 10-Landon Britt[4]; 3. 23-Seth Bergman[2]; 4. 3-Howard Moore[7]; 5. G6-Cody Gardner[3]; 6. 95-Matt Covington[5]; 7. 55B-Brandon Anderson[10]; 8. 6G-Koty Adams[9]; 9. 45X-Kyler Johnson[11]; 10. 91-Michael Day[8]; 11. 187-Landon Crawley[6]; 12. 14-Jordon Mallett[12]; 13. 71-Bradyn Baker[13]; 14. 3X-Dean Drake Jr[15]; 15. 5L-Dusty Young[16]; 16. 2H-Tommy Hall[18]; 17. 6-Christopher Townsend[14]; 18. 85-Josh McCord[17]; 19. 93-Chris Sweeney[19] Lap Leader(s): Jason Martin 1-25 KSE Hard Charger: Howard Moore +3 Driver's Project Quick Time: Landon Britt -12.644 High Point Driver: Landon Britt Provisional(s): N/A ASCS Online: American Sprint Car Series: http://www.ascsracing.com; Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/americansprintcarseries; Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/ascsracing [@ascsracing] Broadcast: FloRacing.com Live-Scoring: My Race Pass App 2023 Race Winners: Jason Martin – 2 (4/20 – Jackson Motor Speedway; 4/22 – Boothill Speedway); 2023 Driver Points (Top 10): 1. Jason Martin 300; 2. Seth Bergman 277; 3. Landon Britt 277; 4. Howard Moore 260; 5. Brandon Anderson 244; 6. Matt Covington 235; 7. Kyler Johnson 229; 8. Jordon Mallett 225; 9. Koty Adams 224; 10. Michael Day 214;

O’Neil gets Ed Gressel Memorial trophy An explosive night of money and memories were made Saturday during the finale of the inaugural Ed Gressel Memorial at the 81 Speedway featuring the Summit USMTS National Championship presented by RacinDirt. Tyler Rinken photo Before the start of the main event, racers lined up in their traditional four-wide salute to the fans but this night was extra special as the front row of cars was filled by Brandon Givens, Scott Green, Tanner Mullens and Jake O’Neil—all of whom have sat in the driver’s seat of a Gressel Racing USMTS Modified. Dereck Ramirez bested Will Krup to take control of the feature race on the opening lap. Meanwhile, fourth-starting Jake Timm lost nearly 20 spots with an opening-lap miscue that saw him scoot through the infield, but found his way back into the top 10 by lap 10. Ramirez and Krup raced side-by-side on laps 5 and 6 before Ramirez reached the back of field by lap 11 and began to distance himself from Krup as he navigated lapped traffic flawlessly. Lap 24 saw Jason Hughes, running third, break just before the race’s midway point which resulted in the first caution of the contest. On the restart, Ramirez took the field back to green with Krup, 13th-starting Terry Phillips, Dan Ebert, Tom Berry Jr., Timm, O’Neil, Jacob Bleess, Gary Christian and Rodney Sanders filling the first 10 positions. Phillips got by Krup on the restart while Berry followed T.P. into third the next time around. The next time around, Phillips screamed around the top and wrestled the lead away from Ramirez. A second caution on lap 28 opened the door for O’Neil as he restarted fourth but became the new leader two laps later and proceeded to make his chasers get smaller and smaller in his rearview mirror (if USMTS allowed mirrors). While O’Neil raced away, Timm continued his rebound with a pass of Ramirez for fifth with a dozen laps remaining. On lap 39, Darron Fuqua tagged the wall and then stopped to force the third yellow flag. Meanwhile, Phillips broke something under his Bloodline Race Cars machine and retired from the race under caution. Back under green, O’Neil left the field in his wake. Timm passed Krup for second at the white flag and then narrowly lost the race for the runner-up paycheck to Berry at the checkered flag. “Most people don’t know but (Ed Gressel) gave me my first chance out racing the tour and I really owe it to him and Cinde for being here. Honestly, if it wasn’t for them I probably wouldn’t be out here right now,” O’Neil revealed in his victory lane speech. “I would have never got that start to get going and I really got to thank them for everything they did for me.” In picking up his first win of the year, O’Neil came alive midway through the race after tumbling as far back as 12th at one point. With 24 laps in the books he was 10th but seven laps later he was leading the main event. “We’ve been down in the dumps lately because the car’s been so terrible--either the car is or I am, one or the other—but we talked to Jimmy (Owens) right before the feature and he pretty much said ‘You’re screwed’ but try this. We threw some crazy stuff at it just to try to do something and I was so tight at the beginning and so terrible I just gassed on it I don't know what to tell you, I just I did everything I could,” O’Neil said. “I think the starts definitely helped me. I had way too much gear and I’d carry about 400 mph going into the corner and I couldn’t slow down so I just used that to my advantage. “I couldn’t believe it, honestly. I was I was back there… I don’t know I felt like 150th or 10th but I was just fighting and digging everywhere I could to gain ground on somebody and then Jake Timm going out over here, then he passed me. I was like ‘Man, this ain’t good but I just entered wide open and I found a line that actually stuck. I slowed down a bunch (in turn 1) and quit blowing the tires off and that seemed to help. That's kind of when I noticed I got Dereck there and I felt a little bit of grip and as long as I kept my car straight I was okay.” In the end, O’Neil was okay to the tune of $10,000 as the 31-year-old from Tucson, Ariz., notched his 29th career USMTS victory and third at the 81 Speedway while taking over the series points lead to boot. While O’Neil, Berry and Timm shared the podium, Krup was a solid fourth with 14th-starting Rodney Sanders completing the top five. Cayden Carter was sixth while Wolff took a provisional to start 25th but found his way to a seventh-place effort. Ebert, Jeremy Nelson and Christian rounded out the top 10. Following the Real Racing Wheels “B” Mains, the top eight drivers in heat race passing points competed in the six-lap Kansasland Dash 4 Cash. As the winner, Tanner Mullens accepted the $6,000 cash prize to give up the pole position to start 12th in the main event. He suffered mechanical problems and wound up 19th—one spot behind Ramirez who also did not finish the 50-lap distance. Saturday’s prize started off at $1,000 thanks to Kansasland Tire, Rock Island Recycling, Duvall Electric and McCowan Farms but a flurry of donations over the last 24 hours led to an epic ballooning of the prize money to $5,000 if Mullens could have won the race. Making it perhaps the richest six-lap dash in dirt racing history, special thanks to the following contributors: Becky Ramirez, Brian Franz, F.O.E. Enterprises, Cinde Gressel, RacinDirt, USMTS, J.R. Sandlian, Broadway Truck & Auto Salvage, Special T’s, Two M Motorsports, Action Engineering, Arrowhead Speedway, Darren Bennett, Brad Carger & Alysea Pressler, Mississippi Thunder Speedway, Mike & Elaine Sorensen, 1-800-JUNK-PRO, Chandler Dan’s Catering and the Chesterman family. The Ed Gressel Memorial featured a special one-of-a-kind victory lane banner. The 10x20 sign was autographed by USMTS drivers, and then after Saturday’s finale one lucky person took home the banner from the silent auction that went on all weekend. The winner was Tom Paulson—a long-time racer and supporter of fellow drivers—with a $10,000 donation that will benefit a charity of Cinde Gressel’s choice. During Saturday’s who, Jon Tesch stepped forward to award $500 to the 14th-place finisher. That money went to Brandon Givens, the last man to pilot a Gressel Racing race car. Adam Gressel added $1,000 for the feature race’s hard charger, making it an $1,100 cash bonus to the FK Rod Ends Hard Charger Award winner. That prize went to Carter, who started 16rh and finished 6th. Provisional starters were not eligible Chris Sutton with the RPM Speedway in Hays, Kan., awarded $100 to the 19th-place finisher in honor of the Gressel Racing No. 19R driven by Ryan Gustin, who garnered two Summit USMTS National Championships while driving for Gressel Racing. Oddly enough, that money went to Mullens, another former Gressel driver. Webster City waiting: In just four short days, the Hamilton County Speedway in Webster City, Iowa, will host an open practice night on Wednesday, April 26, followed by three straight nights of action Thursday, Friday and Saturday, April 27-29, for the 13th Annual Spring Classic. For complete event information, check out the FAST FACTS or visit hamiltoncospeedway.com. For its Silver Anniversary season, the Summit USMTS National Championship presented by RacinDirt currently features 45 nights of racing at 15 of America's premier dirt track racing venues in nine states. The winners of those events are set to earn more than $300,000 of the nearly $2 million in purses and prize money earmarked for the 2023 campaign. Watch every USMTS event online live and on-demand from anywhere on any device with RacinDirt. Download the app at Roku, Amazon Fire, iOS, Apple TV or on Google Play. Visit usmts.com for schedules, points, photos, souvenirs, videos and more. Follow our social media channels on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube. Click here to get USMTS news delivered to your inbox. = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = OFFICIAL RESULTS United States Modified Touring Series Summit USMTS National Championship presented by RacinDirt Inaugural Ed Gressel Memorial – Night 3 of 3 81 Speedway, Park City, Kan. Saturday, April 22, 2023 Showing finishing position, starting position in parentheses, car number, driver, hometown, laps completed and money won. Heat race lineups were determined via group qualifying. The top 12 in heat race passing points advanced to the Summit Racing Equipment “A” Main with the top 8 to the Kansasland Dash 4 Cash to set the first 4 rows. SIMPSON PERFORMANCE PRODUCTS HEAT RACE #1 (8 laps): 1. (1) 38T Dylan Thornton, Orcutt, Calif., 8. 2. (4) 0 Jake O'Neil, Tucson, Ariz., 8. 3. (5) 60 Dan Ebert, Lake Shore, Minn., 8. 4. (6) 11X Tom Berry Jr. (R), Des Moines, Iowa, 8. 5. (2) 01 Jacob Hobscheidt (R), Plattsmouth, Neb., 8. 6. (7) 10C Cayden Carter, Oskaloosa, Iowa, 8. 7. (9) 15W Wyatt Gaggero (R), Wichita, Kan., 8. 8. (3) 16 Austin Siebert, Grandview, Mo., 8. 9. (8) G3 Brendon Gemmill, Wichita, Kan., 8. DNS – 7 Al Hejna, Clear Lake, Iowa, 0. FAST SHAFTS HEAT RACE #2 (8 laps): 1. (4) 49 Jake Timm, Winona, Minn., 8. 2. (2) 65X Carlos Ahumada Jr., El Paso, Texas, 8. 3. (5) 12 Jason Hughes, Watts, Okla., 8. 4. (6) 58X Gary Christian (R), Broken Bow, Okla., 8. 5. (3) 7D Davis Givens (R), Hutchinson, Kan., 8. 6. (9) 25C Cody Thompson (R), Sioux City, Iowa, 8. 7. (8) 99T T.J. Tolan, Valley Center, Kan., 8. 8. (7) 45 Chase Holland (R), Success, Miss., 8. 9. (1) 4W Tyler Wolff, Fayetteville, Ark., 4. DNS – 15W Kale Westover, Altus, Okla., 0. EDELBROCK HEAT RACE #3 (8 laps): 1. (6) K9 Will Krup (R), Mt. Carmel, Ill., 8. 2. (2) 30 Dalton Kirk, Edgerton, Kan., 8. 3. (1) 11N Gene Nicholas, Lowell, Ark., 8. 4. (4) 87 Darron Fuqua, Mayetta, Kan., 8. 5. (5) 4 Jeremy Nelson (R), Alexandria, Minn., 8. 6. (3) 65 Tyler Davis, Haysville, Kan., 8. 7. (7) 8 Dillon McCowan, Urbana, Mo., 8. 8. (9) 25 Scott Green, Derby, Kan., 8. 9. (8) 21K Kyle Brown, Madrid, Iowa, 8. 10. (10) 747 Colton Eck (R), Goddard, Kan., 8. WIELAND HEAT RACE #4 (8 laps): 1. (2) 02 Tanner Mullens, Wichita, Kan., 8. 2. (3) 75 Terry Phillips, Springfield, Mo., 8. 3. (6) 4R Dereck Ramirez, Woodward, Okla., 8. 4. (5) 20 Rodney Sanders, Happy, Texas, 8. 5. (1) 96 Taton Hansen (R), Spicer, Minn., 8. 6. (4) 91 Joe Duvall, Claremore, Okla., 8. 7. (9) 24C Jim Chisholm, Osage, Iowa, 8. 8. (8) 44K Kelsie Foley (R), Tucson, Ariz., 8. 9. (7) 55 Chris Kratzer, Lyons, Kan., 8. 10. (10) 96JR Jon Herring Jr., Woodward, Okla., 8. VP RACING HEAT RACE #5 (8 laps): 1. (1) 21 Jacob Bleess, Chatfield, Minn., 8. 2. (4) 127 Paden Phillips, Chanute, Kan., 8. 3. (2) 10B Brandon Givens, Wichita, Kan., 8. 4. (7) 44T Tanner Black (R), Otis, Kan., 8. 5. (5) 33Z Zack VanderBeek, New Sharon, Iowa, 8. 6. (3) 99L Steve Lavasseur (R), River Falls, Wis., 8. 7. (6) 712 Trevor Hughes, Salina, Okla., 8. 8. (8) 22B Rick Beebe, Shawnee, Kan., 8. DNS – 40 Jessy Willard, Mound City, Kan., 0. DNS – 78 Billy Jack Brutchin, Gladewater, Texas, 0. REAL RACING WHEELS “B” MAIN #1 (15 laps, top 6 advance): 1. (1) 75 Terry Phillips, Springfield, Mo., 15. 2. (2) 65X Carlos Ahumada Jr., El Paso, Texas, 15. 3. (3) 44T Tanner Black (R), Otis, Kan., 15. 4. (5) 33Z Zack VanderBeek, New Sharon, Iowa, 15. 5. (6) 25C Cody Thompson (R), Sioux City, Iowa, 15. 6. (10) 24C Jim Chisholm, Osage, Iowa, 15. 7. (8) 96 Taton Hansen (R), Spicer, Minn., 15. 8. (17) 15W Kale Westover, Altus, Okla., 15. 9. (12) 8 Dillon McCowan, Urbana, Mo., 15, $150. 10. (9) 15W Wyatt Gaggero (R), Wichita, Kan., 15, $150. 11. (16) 21K Kyle Brown, Madrid, Iowa, 15. 12. (14) 45 Chase Holland (R), Success, Miss., 15. 13. (11) 99L Steve Lavasseur (R), River Falls, Wis., 15, $150. 14. (13) 44K Kelsie Foley (R), Tucson, Ariz., 15, $150. 15. (4) 11N Gene Nicholas, Lowell, Ark., 15, $150. 16. (18) 96JR Jon Herring Jr., Woodward, Okla., 14, $150. 17. (7) 7D Davis Givens (R), Hutchinson, Kan., 14, $150. 18. (15) 40 Jessy Willard, Mound City, Kan., 14, $150. DNS – 7 Al Hejna, Clear Lake, Iowa, 0, $150. REAL RACING WHEELS “B” MAIN #2 (15 laps, top 6 advance): 1. (1) 20 Rodney Sanders, Happy, Texas, 15. 2. (7) 10C Cayden Carter, Oskaloosa, Iowa, 15. 3. (4) 4 Jeremy Nelson (R), Alexandria, Minn., 15. 4. (5) 87 Darron Fuqua, Mayetta, Kan., 15. 5. (3) 10B Brandon Givens, Wichita, Kan., 15. 6. (6) 01 Jacob Hobscheidt (R), Plattsmouth, Neb., 15. 7. (10) 65 Tyler Davis, Haysville, Kan., 15. 8. (16) 4W Tyler Wolff, Fayetteville, Ark., 15. 9. (8) 712 Trevor Hughes (R), Salina, Okla., 15, $250. 10. (2) 30 Dalton Kirk, Edgerton, Kan., 15, $150. 11. (9) 91 Joe Duvall, Claremore, Okla., 15. 12. (14) 16 Austin Siebert, Grandview, Mo., 15, $150. 13. (15) G3 Brendon Gemmill, Wichita, Kan., 14, $150. 14. (13) 22B Rick Beebe, Shawnee, Kan., 14, $150. 15. (12) 25 Scott Green, Derby, Kan., 14, $150. 16. (17) 747 Colton Eck (R), Goddard, Kan., 9, $150. 17. (11) 99T T.J. Tolan, Valley Center, Kan., 7, $150. DNS – 55 Chris Kratzer, Lyons, Kan., 0. DNS – 78 Billy Jack Brutchin, Gladewater, Texas, 0, $150. KANSASLAND TIRE & SERVICE DASH 4 CASH (6 laps): 1. (1) 02 Tanner Mullens, Wichita, Kan., 6. 2. (3) 4R Dereck Ramirez, Woodward, Okla., 6. 3. (4) K9 Will Krup, Mt. Carmel, Ill., 6. 4. (5) 49 Jake Timm, Winona, Minn., 6. 5. (2) 60 Dan Ebert, Lake Shore, Minn., 6. 6. (7) 12 Jason Hughes, Watts, Okla., 6. 7. (8) 38T Dylan Thornton, Orcutt, Calif., 6. 8. (6) 21 Jacob Bleess, Chatfield, Minn., 6. SUMMIT RACING EQUIPMENT “A” MAIN (50 laps): 1. (8) 0 Jake O'Neil, Tucson, Ariz., 50, $10,000. 2. (10) 11X Tom Berry Jr. (R), Des Moines, Iowa, 50, $5,000. 3. (3) 49 Jake Timm, Winona, Minn., 50, $3,000. 4. (2) K9 Will Krup (R), Mt. Carmel, Ill., 50, $2,000. 5. (14) 20 Rodney Sanders, Happy, Texas, 50, $1,700. 6. (16) 10C Cayden Carter, Oskaloosa, Iowa, 50, $2,600. 7. (25) 4W Tyler Wolff, Fayetteville, Ark., 50, $1,300. 8. (4) 60 Dan Ebert, Lake Shore, Minn., 50, $1,000. 9. (18) 4 Jeremy Nelson (R), Alexandria, Minn., 50, $900. 10. (11) 58X Gary Christian (R), Broken Bow, Okla., 50, $850. 11. (32) 15W Kale Westover, Altus, Okla., 50, $800. 12. (7) 21 Jacob Bleess, Chatfield, Minn., 50, $775. 13. (19) 33Z Zack VanderBeek, New Sharon, Iowa, 50, $750. 14. (22) 10B Brandon Givens, Wichita, Kan., 50, $740. 15. (6) 38T Dylan Thornton, Orcutt, Calif., 50, $735. 16. (15) 65X Carlos Ahumada Jr., El Paso, Texas, 50, $730. 17. (29) 65 Tyler Davis, Haysville, Kan., 50, $725. 18. (1) 4R Dereck Ramirez, Woodward, Okla., 50, $720. 19. (12) 02 Tanner Mullens, Wichita, Kan., 50, $5,815. 20. (23) 24C Jim Chisholm, Osage, Iowa, 50, $710. 21. (31) 96 Taton Hansen (R), Spicer, Minn., 50, $705. 22. (26) 45 Chase Holland (R), Success, Miss., 50, $700. 23. (13) 75 Terry Phillips, Springfield, Mo., 38, $700. 24. (20) 87 Darron Fuqua, Mayetta, Kan., 38, $700. 25. (17) 44T Tanner Black (R), Otis, Kan., 32, $700. 26. (24) 01 Jacob Hobscheidt (R), Plattsmouth, Neb., 28, $700. 27. (21) 25C Cody Thompson (R), Sioux City, Iowa, 27, $700. 28. (9) 127 Paden Phillips, Chanute, Kan., 25, $700. 29. (5) 12 Jason Hughes, Watts, Okla., 24, $700. 30. (30) 55 Chris Kratzer, Lyons, Kan., 23, $700. 31. (28) 21K Kyle Brown, Madrid, Iowa, 22, $700. 32. (27) 91 Joe Duvall, Claremore, Okla., 18, $700. Lap Leaders: Ramirez 1-25, T. Phillips 26-30, O’Neil 31-50. Total Laps Led: Ramirez 25, O’Neil 20, T. Phillips 5. Margin of Victory: 1.752 seconds. Time of Race: 28 minutes, 27.232 seconds (4 cautions). Provisional Starters: Wolff, Holland. Emergency Provisionals: Duvall, Brown, Davis, Kratzer, Hansen, Westover. FK Rod Ends Hard Charger: Carter (started 16th, finished 6th). Entries: 50. Next Race: April 27-29, Hamilton County Speedway, Webster City, Iowa. Summit USMTS National Championship Points: O'Neil 802, Wolff 789, T. Phillips 747, J. Hughes 746, Berry 733, Sanders 730, Ebert 724, Carter 717, Krup 707, Fuqua 705. Grant Junghans USMTS Rookie of the Year Points: Berry 733, Krup 707, Nelson 607, Christian 594, Holland 545. FK Rod Ends USMTS Hard Charger Points: O'Neil 41, J. Hughes 40, Chisholm 37, B. Givens 37, Berry 30. Miller Welders USMTS Manufacturers Championship Points: MBCustoms 67, Mullens 65, LG2 58, VanderBuilt 56, Hughes 54. Callies/JE Pistons USMTS Engine Builder of the Year Points: Mullins 72, Cornett 72, Stoen 71, ECE 53, Hatfield 52. Contingency Awards: Aero Race Wheels – Gemmill. American Racer – Ebert. Beyea Custom Headers – Krup. BigDeal Car Care – O’Neil, Timm. Bryke Racing – Thornton. BSB Manufacturing – Hansen. Carquest – TBD. Champ Pans – Sanders. Collins Brothers Towing – Wolff. Deatherage Opticians – B. Givens. Edelbrock – Krup. Fast Shafts – Timm. FK Rod Ends – Carter. Gressel Racing/Adam Gressel – Carter. Hooker Harness – Bleess. Hyperco – T. Hughes. Integra Racing Shocks & Springs – Ramirez. Kansasland Tire & Service – Mullens. Keyser Manufacturing – Christian. KSE Racing Products – Nelson. MD3 – Ramirez. Mel Hambelton Racing – Berry. Midwest Wrap Co. – Holland. Penske Racing Shocks – VanderBeek. PEM Racing Gears & Drivetrain – Berry. Performance Bodies – Davis. QA1 – Timm. Quarter Master – Nelson. RacerWebsite.com – Brutchin. RPM Speedway/Chris Sutton – Mullens. Salty’s BBQ & Catering – Timm. Simpson Performance Products – Thornton. Summit Racing Equipment – Bleess, Brown, Foley, Mullens, Nelson. Super Clean – O’Neil. Swift Springs – Ramirez, B. Givens, O’Neil. Sybesma Graphics – Ramirez. VP Racing – O’Neil. Wehrs Machine & Racing Products – Willard. Wilwood Disc Brakes – Wolff.